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Chapter 361 - 203 Mechanical Zombie_3 · Oct 27, 2026

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356 Chapter 356 - 202: Strange Island 2026-10-27
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359 Chapter 359 - 203 Mechanical Zombies 2026-10-27
360 Chapter 360 - 203: Mechanical Zombie_2 2026-10-27
361 Chapter 361 - 203 Mechanical Zombie_3 2026-10-27
362 Chapter 362 - 204: 2 Ships 2026-10-27
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377 Chapter 377 - 209 Treasure: Ring of Light 2026-10-27
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380 Chapter 380 - 210: The Person Frozen in Tragedy 2026-10-27
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383 Chapter 383 - 211 Another Treasure 2026-10-27
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385 Chapter 385 - 211 Another Treasure_3 2026-10-27
386 Chapter 386 - 212 Mastering the Ring of Light 2026-10-27
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389 Chapter 389 - 213: Construct’s Dual Arms 2026-10-27
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392 Chapter 392 - 214: Departure 2026-10-27
393 Chapter 393 - 214 Leaving_2 2026-10-27
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395 Chapter 395 - 215: Sun Arm Guard 2026-10-27
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Chapter 361: Chapter 203 Mechanical Zombie_3

A Blue Card flew out, exploding on its back and transforming into several chains that bound it in place.

The monster struggled frantically, its head still turned towards Akka and the others, roaring, its mouth wide open.

”This monster... was it injured by someone else?” Jason asked, somewhat uncertainly.

They all cautiously approached to get a better look at the monster. After all, Alka had used a Blue Card to bind it rather than attack, clearly intending to observe it.

Alka did indeed move closer to begin his observation.

The monster continued to struggle frantically, squirming towards them. However, its power was likely only at the Three Spirals level, and it couldn’t fully exert itself due to its incomplete lower half.

As Alka’s strength had increased, his Blue Cards had also been upgraded with higher-level inscriptions, so binding this monster was an easy task.

However, before they could get too close to the monster, it opened its mouth, and a large, dark green blob shot out like a cannonball.

Jason, who had remained vigilant, reacted quickly. He sent out an Ice Bullet that collided with the dark green substance in mid-air.

The Ice Bullet exploded. The intense Coldness froze the dark green liquid, and a lump of green ice smashed onto the ground.

It shattered into several pieces, causing the plants it struck to wither instantly.

A Silver Coin sliced out.

The monster’s head was severed at the neck, rolling aside twice.

Yet, the headless corpse continued to struggle.

”It’s still not dead even after losing its head?”

Jason was baffled. Even an undead walker shouldn’t be able to move once its head was gone.

Not unless someone had reattached its head or stitched it back on.

”It’s no ordinary undead walker,” Alka said, flicking out another card—this time, a Mirror Card.

The card sliced into the severed neck, plunged deep, and broke part of the spine. Only then did the monster finally stop moving.

Alka walked up and kicked the corpse over, revealing the monster’s front.

The monster’s chest cavity had long been hollowed out. Inside, it was filled with Black Oil pipelines, spiraling metal, and blocky stone-like structures.

Only then did Alka feel a slight sense of relief and squat down. This time, he focused his observation on the monster’s incomplete lower half.

His gaze fell upon its completely mechanized hips and legs.

This monster’s level of mechanization was even greater than the previous one’s, but its power was much weaker. After all, that previous one had reached Four Spirals and was already in the Second Stage.

”These legs... they don’t look like they were damaged by someone.”

After observing for some time, Alka reached an unorthodox conclusion.

”It damaged them itself?” Pororo asked from the side.

”No, what I mean is, they don’t look damaged. Rather... they look unfinished,” Alka said, a note of uncertainty in his voice.

Its lower half was clearly only partially constructed. It looked as if the creators had run out of materials, or perhaps simply decided not to complete it, leaving it in this state.

Who would damage a mechanical structure like this yet leave all sorts of connection ports perfectly intact, as if they were meticulously disassembled?

It was clearly left unfinished.

Yet, something still felt odd, though Alka couldn’t quite pinpoint what it was.

”It was released unfinished? Can you tell how long ago that was?” Chadite interjected from the side.

”Yes, it’s been several years at least. It’s certainly not a recent creation.”

”So, the one who made this monster isn’t here anymore?” Jason asked upon hearing this.

Since it’s unfinished and it’s already been several years, doesn’t that mean the person on this island who made this monster has already left?

Or perhaps they’re dead.

Alka shook his head; he was also unsure.

Then, a cleaver appeared in his hand. He lightly chopped, severing the monster’s waist completely.

He looked at the blood and flesh clinging to the mechanical components and the connecting Black Oil pipelines.

Alka’s brows knitted together tightly.

An extremely outlandish idea began to form in his mind.

”This thing... it doesn’t look like it was attached.”

Alka’s words made everyone present look puzzled. What did he mean by ’not attached’?

”It’s like...” Alka furrowed his brows. He felt his idea was rather extreme, but he voiced it anyway, ”It’s like it *grew* there. Not attached... but grown out from it.”

Everyone’s brows furrowed. Julia couldn’t help but exclaim, ”Isn’t that a bit too much of an exaggeration?”

Because that completely defied their fundamental understanding of the world.

Julia, after all, had spent time in the domains of two Divines and had even served as a guardian in the Sea of All Beings.

For flesh to sprout Spell Constructs... even for an undead, that was extraordinarily peculiar.

”Why don’t you take a closer look?” Jason suggested from the side.

The idea indeed seemed outlandish.

It wasn’t just unscientific; it wasn’t magical, nor was it mystical in any known sense.

Alka wasn’t entirely certain of his own theory, so he began to dissect the creature once more.

This time, although it was somewhat nauseating, everyone steeled themselves and watched the entire process.

As Alka dissected, he began to explain his findings.

”See this? This is its intestine. Although it’s decayed, you can still see that this tube is growing right through the middle of it, encased on all sides by the intestinal lining.”

”If this were artificial, such a process would be overly complicated and offer no practical benefit. Furthermore, the internal structure of this lining is actually fused with the tube.”

”The muscles here are also connected to this mechanical structure. It’s as if, when it grew to this point, the flesh itself began to transform into metal.”

The more Alka explained and dissected, the more his initial, outlandish idea seemed to be substantiated.

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