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Chapter 140: Chapter 139: Disorder (10)_1 · Oct 14, 2026

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101 Chapter 101: Chapter 100 Praise the Sun_1 2026-10-14
102 Chapter 102: Chapter 101 Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood_1 2026-10-14
103 Chapter 103: Chapter 102: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part 2)_1 2026-10-14
104 Chapter 104: Chapter 103: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part 3)_1 2026-10-14
105 Chapter 105: Chapter 104: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part Four)_1 2026-10-14
106 Chapter 106: Chapter 105: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part 5)_1 2026-10-14
107 Chapter 107: Chapter 106: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part Six)_1 2026-10-14
108 Chapter 108: Chapter 107: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part Seven)_1 2026-10-14
109 Chapter 109: Chapter 108: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part Eight)_1 2026-10-14
110 Chapter 110: Chapter 109: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (Part 9)_1 2026-10-14
111 Chapter 111: Chapter 110 Hunter Craves for Blood (10)_1 2026-10-14
112 Chapter 112: Chapter 111: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (11)_1 2026-10-14
113 Chapter 113: Chapter 112 Hunter Longs for Blood (12)_1 2026-10-14
114 Chapter 114: Chapter 113: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (13)_1 2026-10-14
115 Chapter 115: Chapter 114: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (14)_1 2026-10-14
116 Chapter 116: Chapter 115: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (15)_1 2026-10-14
117 Chapter 117: Chapter 116: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (16)_1 2026-10-14
118 Chapter 118: Chapter 117: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (17)_1 2026-10-14
119 Chapter 119: Chapter 118: The Hunter Craves Blood (18)_1 2026-10-14
120 Chapter 120: Chapter 119: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (19)_1 2026-10-14
121 Chapter 121: Chapter 120 Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (20)_1 2026-10-14
122 Chapter 122: Chapter 121: The Hunter Craves for Blood (21)_1 2026-10-14
123 Chapter 123: Chapter 122 Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (22)_1 2026-10-14
124 Chapter 124: Chapter 123: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (23)_1 2026-10-14
125 Chapter 125: Chapter 124: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (24)_1 2026-10-14
126 Chapter 126: Chapter 125: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (25)_1 2026-10-14
127 Chapter 127: Chapter 126: The Hunterʼs Thirst for Blood (End)_1 2026-10-14
128 Chapter 128: Chapter 127 Synchronization_1 2026-10-14
129 Chapter 129: Chapter 128 How Did You Take My Place?_1 2026-10-14
130 Chapter 130: Chapter 129: Evil Thing_1 2026-10-14
131 Chapter 131: Chapter 130 Disorder_1 2026-10-14
132 Chapter 132: Chapter 131 Disordered (Part 2)_1 2026-10-14
133 Chapter 133: Chapter 132 Disarray (Part 3)_1 2026-10-14
134 Chapter 134: Chapter 133 Disorder (Part 4)_1 2026-10-14
135 Chapter 135: Chapter 134 Disorder (Part Five)_1 2026-10-14
136 Chapter 136: Chapter 135: Disorder (Six)_1 2026-10-14
137 Chapter 137: Chapter 136 Disarray (Part 7)_1 2026-10-14
138 Chapter 138: Chapter 137: Disorder (Eight)_1 2026-10-14
139 Chapter 139: Chapter 138 Disordered (Nine)_1 2026-10-14
140 Chapter 140: Chapter 139: Disorder (10)_1 2026-10-14
141 Chapter 141: Chapter 140: Disorder (11)_1 2026-10-14
142 Chapter 142: Chapter 141: Disorder (12)_1 2026-10-14
143 Chapter 143: Chapter 142 Disarray (13)_1 2026-10-14
144 Chapter 144: Chapter 143: Disorder (14)_1 2026-10-14
145 Chapter 145: Chapter 144: Disorder (15)_1 2026-10-14
146 Chapter 146: Chapter 145: Disorder (16)_1 2026-10-14
147 Chapter 147: Chapter 146 Disorder (17)_1 2026-10-14
148 Chapter 148: Chapter 147 Disordered (18)_1 2026-10-14
149 Chapter 149: Chapter 148 Disordered (19)_1 2026-10-14
150 Chapter 150: Chapter 149 Disordered (20)_1 2026-10-14

Chapter 140: Chapter 139: Disorder (10)_1

“Speaking of which, where did you get this thing from?”

Fu Qian pointed to the object in the Baroness’s hand.

After all the Dragon Blood was drained out, it had now turned into an ordinary pocket watch.

“This is a Holy Relic from the church.”

The Baroness answered without any expression.

“Did you steal it from the church?”

...
Fu Qian suddenly came to his senses; this person really was decisive in action.

“Making full use of it.”

The Baroness didn’t say much more and directly tossed the Pustule Stone over.

“You’d better leave as soon as possible.”

“The leader of those people below is named Collison; that guy is a sadist, remember to avoid him at all costs.”

…

Concerned that Fu Qian might desert at the last moment, the Baroness very thoughtfully “escorted” him all the way to the bell tower.

It wasn’t until Fu Qian’s figure disappeared behind the door that she finally relaxed.

In the darkness, Fu Qian descended stealthily, quickly finding the cloaked mask he had discarded before.

Having dressed, Fu Qian swiftly recalled the prison’s layout.

According to the Priest, these prison guards, due to the side effects of awakening, inevitably reacted sluggishly.

This could indeed explain how he was able to escape so easily.

Now, having become much more than he once was, he should theoretically be even more relaxed.

The only problem was where to find his target.

The deepest part of the prison, that definition was far too vague.

By now, Fu Qian had once again reached the corridor.

Repeating his previous tactics, he dodged the prison guards and quickly made his way to the lowest level of the prison.

This level was still very spacious, and at its center, there was a massive pit.

White bones were scattered everywhere inside the pit, some from humans, some from animals, probably many were those Deceased Discolored Ones.

His old cellmate would likely have ended up being thrown here if he had been a bit later.

What was strange, however, was that at this very moment, a huge group of prison guards were slowly circling the pit.

Clothed in the same black robes, they maintained a fixed distance from each other, walking silently, resembling a black centipede eating its own tail.

This bizarre scene had Fu Qian clicking his tongue in wonder.

“Welcome.”

Just then, a hoarse voice suddenly rang out.

“Welcome~”

The next moment, the ring of guards stopped moving, and shiny black masks turned to look in unison, emitting a murmuring sound like in a dream.

“To kill the watcher and escape from prison, and yet you dared to come back!”

After the coordinated greeting, the hoarse voice spoke again, its tone full of twisted cruelty.

“Unable to sleep at night, have you come to turn yourself in?”

Fu Qian said with a smile, not at all surprised.

As soon as he arrived, he had found it odd—things were too normal, no different from when he’d left.

If it was possible that they hadn’t immediately discovered the death of the prison guard due to his own actions,

then on the rest of the way down, some prison guards even seemed to be avoiding him, which was suspicious indeed.

It was hard not to assume it was a deliberate trap.

Fu Qian’s choice was to play along with the ruse.

Time was precious, otherwise how could he have reached the lower levels so efficiently?

“Well then, since you’re back, there’s no need to leave again.”

An individual now stepped out from the ranks of the guards, slowly approaching with a strange laugh.

“We have many things to discuss.”

Unlike the others, this person’s mask was golden.

Special attire often signified an elite enemy; there was a ninety percent chance this person was Collison.

Fu Qian shook his head and slowly took off his mask.

The next moment, Collison’s tone changed to one of suspicion.

“Dragon Feast?”

“It seems your information is quite astute,”

The apparently taken aback figure must have known that the Dragon Feast had not appeared for many years.

“Hmph, even if the Dragon Feast has returned—”

Collison hmphed.

However, he had only spoken halfway when he saw a grey-white dragon head appear in his field of vision.

A strong sense of crisis swept over him, and a blue-gray Mirror Shield materialized in front of Collison, its myriad facets twinkling.

But it maintained only for an instant before the Mirror Shield suddenly shattered, and an invisible breath struck directly at his chest.

The next moment, the sound of shattering glass filled the air as Collison’s body violently collapsed, with Crystal Shards flowing from underneath his cloak onto the ground.

In just a few seconds, the prison guards had lost their leader.

“My prisoner is finished… ”

Fu Qian, looking at the bewildered group, extended both hands forward.

“You may take me into custody now.”

…

Eventually, Fu Qian, as a top-level dangerous individual, was taken to a corner of the prison amidst tight security.

A prison guard stepped forward, opened a heavy stone door, and herded Fu Qian into a downward-leading corridor.

If it were not for Collison giving his life away, this place would not have been easy to find on his own!

Fu Qian sighed inwardly as he walked down.

The group of prison guards clearly didn’t want to come down; as soon as Fu Qian entered, they locked the door from the outside.

Below lay a vast, lightless space, where a huge monster skeleton glowed eerily, the only source of light in the darkness.

Around the edges, other bones were faintly visible.

If that big sister were still alive, she would probably be here, right?

Wandering in this dark graveyard, Fu Qian observed his surroundings with the help of the bright bones.

Just then, a pale ice-blue light rose from the darkness.

The light grew from faint to strong, quickly overshadowing the phosphorescence of the bones.

The next moment, a huge creeping shadow emerged from the pale light.

That was a uniquely shaped creature.

Its massive body faced away from him, the ice-blue skin seemed to twinkle with specks of starlight, while its tentacles covered with ring-shaped patterns trailed all the way to the ground.

On its back were two coral-like immense wings.

Sensing Fu Qian’s scrutiny, the figure gradually turned its head around.

In fact, Fu Qian couldn’t be sure if it was a head.

A clump of oval protrusions, covered with swaying rootlike tubes.

Within the wreath of roots, multiple eyes in an irregular arrangement looked at him.

Serene and elegant, it instinctively gave one the impression of a lady.

Fu Qian earnestly appreciated the scene before him, trying to commit this bizarre form to memory.

Time passed, and the giant figure in front suddenly disappeared; the ice-blue radiance slowly converged in the corner.

A lean human figure appeared, atop his head a large black pointed hat.

“You, you are quite peculiar!”

The figure spoke with a hint of perplexity.

“Did you find my earlier form pleasing? ”

“Of course,”

Fu Qian nodded.

“Such an odd shape, shouldn’t most people be afraid?”

“How can one let mundane aesthetics replace one’s own judgment?”

“The undulating tentacles, the elegant wings, the beauty of consciousness and life were interpreted perfectly.

How could such an existence be described as terrifying!”

“In fact, I even think it could be called a Sprite!”

Oh?

“So, which form did you prefer, just now or the current one?”

The figure in the corner slowly lifted its head, revealing a pale yet captivating face.

The extreme contrast in some sense gave Fu Qian serious pause for thought.

“Each has its own merits.”

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