Beating Instances through Words Left by the Dead

Chapter 476: Chapter 244: Nest Mutation

Wu Chang looked at Mo Ke and said, ”Mr. Mo Ke, we need to open the Nest now. We hope you will cooperate with us.”

Wu Chang played with the Mind Resonance in his hand; if Mo Ke didn’t cooperate, he wouldn’t mind forcing Mo Ke to comply.

Mo Ke said seriously, ”What are you planning to do?”

Raymond took over the conversation and said, ”Destroy the Nest in advance and utilize this press conference to expose your conspiracy to the world. I’ve recorded everything you just said, and tomorrow, this and the existence of the Nest will be the headlines worldwide!”

Mo Ke fell silent, not speaking for a long time. Just as Raymond and Wu Chang thought he wasn’t going to cooperate, Mo Ke unexpectedly said:

”Okay, once you see the Nest, you’ll give up.”

After speaking, Mo Ke suddenly became assertive, directly stood up from his chair, and walked towards the depths of the second laboratory.

Wu Chang and the others didn’t know what trick Mo Ke intended to play, exchanged glances, and then followed Mo Ke.

Wu Chang’s Spiritual Shock kept aiming at Mo Ke, and Colton also stuck a Joker Card on Mo Ke’s back. At this moment, they were five against one, and Mo Ke’s Essence Armor had been taken by Wu Chang. If Mo Ke dared to play tricks, he would be subdued by them immediately.

Led by Mo Ke, everyone arrived at the deepest part of the second laboratory, where Raymond was once obstructed.

Mo Ke extended his hand towards Raymond and said, ”Give me my Identity Card; this door requires card correspondence for entry.”

Raymond paused for a moment and handed the Identity Card to Mo Ke.

Just as Mo Ke said, as he approached the card reader, beams of light shot out from all around, scanning Mo Ke’s entire body from top to bottom, confirming his identity.

”Ding.”

”Identity verified successfully, welcome, Mr. Mo Ke.”

Wu Chang originally thought Mo Ke would act at this moment, but he didn’t expect that after scanning the door, Mo Ke voluntarily threw the Identity Card back to Raymond.

This was too cooperative.

When something is abnormal, there must be something peculiar about it, just like in Orens Manor, the bizarre behavior of the wealthy was because they saw the situation they wanted to see. Now Mo Ke’s actions... could it be that everything happening is within his calculations?

Behind the door was an elevator leading to deeper underground. The elevator had no floor selection, only options for up and down.

Mo Ke pressed the down button, and everyone descended all the way, approximately nearly a hundred meters, before gradually stopping.

The other side of the elevator opened, facing a solid underground passage. Passing through the passage, everyone arrived at a massive laboratory.

In the center of the laboratory was a huge semi-circular glass dome, with a diameter of over a hundred meters. When they approached the glass dome, they discovered an obscure area below it, allowing them to observe beneath as though gazing down at tigers and black bears in a zoo.

Mo Ke turned on the lights, softly illuminating the full view of the entity imprisoned below.

It was a mass of dark, dirty, sticky filth, seemingly boneless, existing like a fluid, roaming around within the glass dome.

But upon closer scrutiny, countless incomplete bodies and limbs could be discerned within its muddy form.

Those remains included human parts, monster parts, as well as distorted and unformed ones.

Like a guide in a zoo, Mo Ke explained to everyone:

”The Nest is actually a byproduct of the Disqualified Monster project. Initially, this pit was a waste pit for disposing of failed Disqualified Monsters. The life force of those failures was incredibly resilient; although harmless treatment was performed before disposal, they never entirely died.”

”As more failures accumulated, they somehow merged into one, forming a bizarre Disqualified Monster, which exists as a monster among monsters.”

”Subsequent research revealed that adding its components to the conversion potion for the Disqualified Monsters could increase the conversion success rate and stability, so we later termed it the Nest.”

In the laboratory, only Mo Ke spoke; everyone else stared silently at the Nest below.

Through the glass dome, Booker and others could feel the pressure emanating from the Nest, and simply looking at it for a few more moments made them dizzy.

Booker’s forehead began to sweat, his lips trembled, wanting to say something but keeping silent; Colton undid one button of his shirt, breathing heavily; Veronica crossed her arms tightly, rubbing them uneasily.

The same thought flashed through the minds of the three—the difficulty level of this scenario was overwhelmingly excessive.

Is the entity below truly meant to appear in the Desolate Realm?

They couldn’t comprehend Divinity, didn’t feel it deeply. Compared to them, Wu Chang could perceive much more profoundly.

The Divinity possessed by the Nest had already surpassed the Fly King.

However, the birth of the Nest absorbed too much chaotic and even mutually repellent Energy, resulting in its Divinity lacking distinctive traits.

While the quantity of Divinity is larger, in terms of combat power, it may not be stronger than the Fly King, who possesses the Divinity of plague, and might even be slightly inferior.

If a powerful Divinity were dominant, the Nest might be able to exert power comparable to the Fly King.

But even then, the weight of the Nest doesn’t seem sufficient to serve as the final monster.

Compared to this incomprehensible chaotic and filthy existence, the plague would undoubtedly attract more worldwide attention, particularly in the Western world.

After all, the Black Death once reduced Europe’s population by a third.