"Silhouette..." Nasser walked over there.

When the silhouette man told the story, his voice was distorted seriously, and Neser didn't know who he was.

But he knew that he was the cut shadow of time.

"I don't know if I can find the report of the silhouette man in the experimental base." Naiser was still very curious about the silhouette man.

Is this creature independent of the world really something that can be created by the Snake Sect?

If so, then Nesser needs to further evaluate the power of the Snake Sect.

Nesser went step by step to the experimental base marked on the map, and on the way he also saw the frogman mentioned in the application.

Like a huge frog, but walking upright, somewhat similar to the croaking frog in a robot special TV series that Naiser watched in his first life.

But the quack frog is a robot, while this frog is a living creature.

They live in a pool at the experimental base, filled with algae and garbage floating on it.

The blue frogman only leaked his back and mixed with the green algae. If you don't look carefully, it would be easy to leak.

And they were also particularly cruel. As soon as Ness arrived at the boundary of the pool, they all jumped out of the pool, and their red tongues bounced directly at Ness.

The speed is incredible.

However, after suffering the loss of the sneak attack, Naser became concerned. He had already reacted as soon as he heard the movement.

Sword skills·Multiple segmentation·Modification

The power of life overflowed from Nass's whole body, and then changed rapidly, absorbing the surrounding natural forces, forming crescent-shaped knife energy, which sputtered out around.

The attacks of creatures in this place are very fast, and even Nesser is not sure that he can tell where the attack comes from at the fastest speed, so naturally he can only choose to defend the entire range.

Because of the differences in the world, the vitality field cannot be supported here, so naturally they can only choose to use attack instead of defense.

And this move is indeed useful. Although the ejected tongues are fast, they have a distance limit after all.

Before he could touch Neser, he first came into contact with the knife energy.

As his tongue flew up, Neser quickly stabilized his perception, then lifted Guy's right arm and started a battle.

The tongue is the most powerful and fragile place of these frogmen. Its ejection ability is amazing, and it is not bad in terms of stickiness or penetration ability.

He can often sneak attack with one tongue, pierce the opponent's body, and then roll his tongue and be swallowed into his stomach by these frogmen.

It is also very elastic. When ordinary weapons hit it, they will only knock it away.

Unfortunately, I encountered Naser's sword energy, and this sharp attack just restrained these tongues.

These frogmen's body twisted due to pain, so Naser naturally would not miss this opportunity. Otherwise, if so many monsters attacked each other, he would not be able to deal with it.

Their bodies are very slippery and have a layer of mucus. If they are still the crowbars before, Naser probably will only have three layers of force falling on it, and more of them will slide away directly.

Fortunately, I got it now that it was Guy's right arm.

With a quick swing of the knife, before these frogmen recovered from their pain, Nesser's sword technique these days was used without reservation.

As the last frogman woke up, he jumped directly towards Neser, trying to crush Neser to death with his huge body. Neser stabbed him through his neck and broke his stomach, and then the pool became quiet.

There were frogmen inside, but they were afraid to come out because of Nass' long sword covered with frogmen's blood.

Nesser did not think of falling frogs by the pool. After dissecting and studying several dead frogmen, he walked directly to the experimental base.

Then outside the experimental base, I saw many mummies, to be precise, many corpses with only skin wrapped in skeletons.

They were dropped in the air by white silk threads, and placed outside and air-dried like specimens.

"Silk? Is it a spider?" Naiser opened the previous report. Among the information he collected before, there was a spider monster, but because there were too many monsters similar to this situation, he just roughly reviewed it.

Now that the report was drawn out, Naser looked carefully and found that the researchers in this experimental town could really kill him.

They used some extraordinary power in this world to place the spider's life force in the germ cells of the experimenter, and then let the male and female experimental subjects reproduce offspring through normal means.

Descendants who seem to be humans but actually have spider vitality in their bodies.

In their subsequent lives, these offspring underwent various experiments, including but not limited to stimulating the vitality of spiders in their bodies, various extreme environmental detection adaptability, close relative pairing, expecting heterozygous offspring, etc.

In the eyes of these researchers in the Experimental Town, there is no ethics at all, and the purpose is to explore their own curiosity.

Want to know how life will change if you do this.

This approach is the most disgusting one. Perhaps it is due to Anthony's influence. Nasser himself will also use life forms to do experiments, but his experiments are purposeful and planned.

He would not do some obvious abuse and unfounded experiments for so-called curiosity.

For the so-called miracle of life, those people kept forcing the living bodies in their hands. Naiser felt that even if the experiment was successful, it would be difficult to replicate such experiments.

Because how can some people who do not respect life master the miracle of life?

Naser himself can do a lot of things to survive. Perhaps because of several reincarnations, he is even more afraid of death.

Nesser knew clearly how difficult it is to survive a life.

He can deprive his life for his own life, and he will not feel guilty, but he will not be like the researchers here, like the indifferent "God", without any scruples and no reason. He will abuse and deprive other lives of the right to live for interest and curiosity.

Just like this Spider-Man experiment, there are too many experimental steps that are unnecessary, and you can do all this with other methods.

However, the researchers in the Experimental Town seemed to feel that they had mastered everything and were the masters of these experimental things. Therefore, various experiments were just a baseless conjecture, and they dared to take action.

I don’t know if this is the reason. When the disaster strikes, the Experimental Town loses control, and these researchers are the first to die.

The monsters they created reminded them with their own strength that they are not gods.

They are not qualified to lose their awe of life.
Chapter completed!