Chapter 619 - Lady Poison Strikes (2/2)

“Okay, we’ve arrived at the exit!” Xiao Luo cut her off abruptly.

“Humph, you dense blockhead,” she muttered as Xiao Luo walked ahead.

Fu Yiren sighed as she glared at Xiao Luo’s back.

The train had gradually stopped as they arrived at the entrance of the villa. It was well lit and the heavy steel gate was securely shut. The communication link between the facility and the villa was monitored on a twenty-four-hour basis. They would have communicated everything that had happened there to the guards at the villa.

“We are dead meat… they will trap us here forever!”

Suzuki Ikuo looked full of despair and said, “I wasn’t expecting a dead-end after all we’d been through.”

“Ah…”

“Ya… ya…”

His low morale affected both Mute and Deaf, and they looked dejected.

“Who said it’s a dead-end?” said Xiao Luo.

Xiao Luo stared at Suzuki Ikuo and walked out. He put his palm on the steel gate that must have been at least ten centimeters thick.

“Aren’t we stuck in a dead-end now? This steel gate is at least twenty tons in weight, and at least one meter is embedded into that rock wall. Regardless of how powerful you are, you could not possibly…”

Before Suzuki Ikuo could finish his sentence, Xiao Luo channeled his inner power through his right palm and a tsunami-like palm force surged out. The twenty-ton steel gate collapsed, even though it was embedded deep into the mountain wall. A loud bang followed as the gate hit the ground, shaking the earth and creating a storm of sand and dust.

With an unobstructed view of the stone stairs before them, Suzuki Ikuo, Mute, and Deaf dropped their jaws in a stupor. If gods and demons existed in this world, then Xiao Luo would be on the same level as these mythical beings. His power was unfathomable and terrifying. How could such a powerful being exist in this mortal world? It is unthinkable that a mere mortal could wield such divine-like power!

“Did you say it was at least twenty tons heavy? Huh!”

Fu Yiren mocked as she passed the men and then followed Xiao Luo up the stone stairs. They walked up cautiously, step by step.

The moment they reached the top, red laser dots from countless weapons were aimed at them. Before Xiao Luo could react, the leader shouted out from inside the villa.

“Put down your weapons! Put down your weapons!”

The leader rushed out and yelled at his subordinates, “Listen to me! You can’t hurt them even with machine guns. Hold your fire if you want your lives.”

“Shut up, you traitor! Are you in league with these spies who had broken into our base?” another leader roared.

“Idiot! What are you saying? I am doing this to save everyone’s lives. There’s no point in suffering any more meaningless casualties,” argued the first leader.

“What are you saying? Haha…” the second leader scorned.

He smirked and rallied the soldiers. “Don’t listen to him! He is nothing but a traitor! He has been colluding with the spies from the Hua nation! Fire! Kill them all!! Do your part and serve with honor!”

Just as he finished speaking, Fu Yiren teleported right before them like a spirit and smiled. Her charm captured everyone’s attention, and her sudden appearance puzzled them.

“Have you ever felt being corroded alive while being fully conscious? It seems like none of you can relate to what I am saying. Let me walk you through it personally!” said Fu Yiren as she chuckled and swayed her palm, discharging poisonous fumes toward the squad of guards.

Within the next few seconds, the guards started screaming and were thrown into pandemonium. They dropped their weapons and started scratching their bodies. It only took a light scratch and their skins peeled off, exposing bloody wounds that immediately festered and leaked pus. They were burning up from within as white gas emitted from their bodies and escaped into the air.

“Arrgh… Arrgh… Arrgh…”

It was unbearably itchy and painful, and it horrified the soldiers when they saw their bodies melting away. The scratching made matters worse as large areas of skin were exposed, and gradually these soldiers turned into bloody skinless corpses. They screamed from the excruciating pain, and even as their souls struggled to leave, their bodies refused to give up and they suffered a cruel death.