Zerg: An incredible way to survive

After cutting off several balanced tails in succession, I began to redraw the magic circle on the first one.

When I took away the gold thread from my sister's forehead a few months ago, many new memories came to my mind, one of which told about a very useful method to preserve objects permanently.

But this method seems a bit weird, so I don’t dare to try it in a crowded place.

But it is a good place right now, after all, no one here is human.

I drew a circle on the ground and a square in the middle of the circle.

Then cut off a section of your finger and placed it in the center of the square.

This picked up a few body changes from the side, not so much balance, and forced it in.

The moment I pressed down, the Jun Han in my hands instantly broke away from her hands, and then were swallowed and compressed by the black liquid below.

Slowly it formed a cube shape.

I picked up the black cube and weighed it in my hand; it didn't feel heavy.

Without thinking too much, I stuffed it into the storage bag.

After picking up the block, I still felt a little regretful until I saw the half finger under the block.

Oh, it turns out that this magic circle only needs flesh and blood as a medium, and it does not use your flesh and blood to create a cage.

I picked up the finger that was lying alone on the ground, brushed off the dust on it, and inserted it directly into the empty space in the middle of my hand.

Although my wounds heal very quickly, it is not a panacea, at least not now.

I can clearly feel the itching on the cross section of my fingers, which means that my wound is healing rapidly.

I spread my perception around me.

This is a method I figured out after reaching the sixth level, to spread my perception outward.

But this is different from telekinesis. Telekinesis cannot penetrate those hard solids, but perception can.

This is a very strange feeling. I originally thought that perception was invisible and intangible, but when I saw the actions of those wild beasts, I knew that this is something that only we humans cannot feel. For creatures like them whose five senses are more sensitive than humans, they can easily feel whether the surrounding perceptions are spying on them.

I retracted my consciousness. After all, if I recklessly spread it outward like before, it would easily attract their attention.

I don’t know what secrets this town is hiding. There are so many Jun Han stationed here. And judging from the appearance of those residents, they seem to know very well what these furry little things are.

This aroused my curiosity.

But I had no desire to investigate. After all, Lu Ren had already gone there, and if I went there again it would be like looking for trouble.

Then I walked around the hotel and set up some formations in every corner of the hotel.

But rather than calling it a formation, it would be more accurate to say it is three or four nails.

This is a formation method that I just learned. The only advantage of this formation is that it has a very strong directionality. It can abandon all other factors and forcibly specify a target.

Although I don't know who wants to harm me, I can set the target as creatures that are hostile to me.

Although this explanation is still a bit vague, the number of targets is reduced after all, and the magic power required to maintain the formation will not be consumed too much.

So I happily entered the hotel, went back to the second floor, and lay down on the big bed to continue sleeping.

Without those annoying rats crawling around on the roof, I slept particularly soundly.

At this time, Lu Ren had already left the town for some distance.

He clearly felt the sense of being watched that had been lingering on him since the steel town, but it disappeared inexplicably.

Although he usually didn't trust his intuition, he had to trust his intuition at this moment. After all, he always felt that this town was very strange.

There were those vague glances, some residents showed surprised expressions when they saw his appearance, and there were also legends circulating around this town.

Moreover, the location of this town is very unreasonable. There is no village in front and no shop behind. There is not even a road outside the alley in the village.

The nearest village to this town is a full 50 kilometers to the south.

However, the residents living in the town don’t seem to care too much about this matter. After all, they seem to have endless food every day and don’t have to worry about food problems at all.

But the strangest thing is that every household has one or several white, furry creatures that look like cats, but whose facial features do not look like those of a cat, but rather like those of a dog.

Lu Ren also asked Geermu Ge, but Geermu Ge said that they said those were Hanjun, the mountain gods here.

After hearing this explanation, Lu Ren picked up Jun Han, who had been rolling around beside him, and kept groping at Jun Han's white and smooth fur, rubbing his hand teasingly.

Although Lu Ren didn't say anything, he still felt contempt in his heart.

But this kind of gadget might be the local belief, so Lu Ren did not show his disdainful expression, but stroked the "cat" in his hand even harder.

But on the way I brought him here just now, I seemed to see two or three snow-white little things rolling in the snow.

However, it was more like their Mo Yan was convulsing than rolling in the snow, for each of their bodies had been twisted into a strange shape, and lumps of varying sizes had appeared on the surface of their bodies.

Lu Ren thought that those little creatures might be sick and abandoned by the crowd, which was why they looked so miserable.

In his heart, he couldn't help but feel a little pity for them.

It was not until Lu Ren approached that they saw the sharp fangs in their mouths and their ferocious faces.

When Lu Ren was about to move closer to observe more closely, the elemental creature suddenly pulled Lu Ren back.

In an instant, three or four icicles were shot towards the place where Lu Ren had just stood.

Lu Ren felt scared. If it weren’t for the help of the elemental creatures, he might have been seriously injured by that attack.

Lu Ren also put away the pity in his heart and continued walking towards the suburbs without looking back.

But the elemental creature didn't think so. He used his ability to create two hurricanes, which rolled up two thick tree trunks that had fallen on both sides and pierced directly into the bodies of the two creatures.