Lin Feng immediately used mental control to seize control of the powerful mutant behind him.
Then, the mutant's tentacles, which had been meant to devour Lin Feng, instead became the channel through which Lin Feng devoured the mutant.
The mutant's body continuously shrank, while waves of biological energy similar to that of the Eternals, yet far more violent, raged within Lin Feng's body.
But they were quickly devoured by the Blacklight Virus within Lin Feng's body and converted into streams of biological energy.
Once Lin Feng had completely devoured the mutant, his body immediately began to change.
Small bulges rose across his back, then suddenly burst open as black-red tentacles extended from them.
Six or seven tentacles danced wildly behind Lin Feng, while a mist-like black-red haze flickered around his body.
Then, the newly grown tentacles on his back lashed out with sharp swishes.
Lin Feng remained still, but the tentacles behind him instantly pierced the remaining mutants.
Streams of flesh and blood flowed along the tentacles and were devoured by Lin Feng, rapidly transforming into his biological energy.
After devouring the remaining mutants completely, the tentacles behind Lin Feng slowly withdrew, then intertwined with one another and became two pairs of black-blue wings.
Lin Feng had gained another pair of wings, and both his speed and strength had increased.
Those slender tentacles could not only devour flesh and blood, but also serve as weapons for attack.
This was a pretty good evolution.
Moreover, Lin Feng could feel that the mutations produced from the creatures he devoured were happening faster.
As long as he wished it, he could control his body to rapidly evolve in a certain direction. Devouring merely accelerated the process.
"This will make my strength grow even faster, but it still won't match Makkari's speed."
Lin Feng clenched his fists. Makkari's super speed was a threat.
And there was Ikaris, a Superman of the Marvel World, as well as Gilgamesh and Thena.
None of them would be easy to deal with, much less Sprite.
With her illusions, those Eternals together would be more than enough to give Lin Feng a hard time.
Besides, Ajak among the Eternals apparently had not died yet. She was their healer and could keep them going indefinitely.
"It's better to take them down one by one. Taking them all on at once would be completely brain-dead."
Boom!
Lin Feng pushed off hard beneath his feet, shooting upward and leaping back to his Blacklight Car.
He stroked the Blacklight Car's body, feeling the resilience of muscle beneath his hand. This battle would need its help.
Then, several slender tentacles extended from Lin Feng's back, with small holes appearing at their tips.
Streams of biological energy then flowed from Lin Feng's body through the channels inside the tentacles.
Clusters of seven-colored matter, like liquid flesh, fell to the ground. They gathered together and slowly transformed into the forms of the mutants Lin Feng had just devoured.
"Find them, then separate them."
Lin Feng looked at the mutants. This was another ability he had gained after devouring the mutants: based on the biological genes of creatures he had devoured, he could create new ones.
In other words, to a certain extent, Lin Feng could resurrect anyone.
The mutants that received the order let out muffled growls, then scattered in pursuit of the Eternals' trail.
Lin Feng placed his hand on the Blacklight Car beside him. A tentacle also emerged from his palm and plunged deeply into the Blacklight Car's flesh.
Then, he injected mutant genes into it.
When Lin Feng removed his hand, a wave of tendrils instantly swept across the surface of the Blacklight Car.
Then, its body began to transform rapidly.
The cool Blacklight body first turned into the form of Alpha Hunter, which raised its claws and fangs and howled toward the sky.
Then it changed shape again, becoming a gigantic mutant.
"You go too. Remember, lure them away. Don't get caught up in a fight."
Lin Feng looked at the hunter whose appearance had turned into that of a mutant. He stepped forward, stroked its chin, and spoke softly.
After hearing Lin Feng's command, the mutant transformed from the Blacklight Car let out a heavy breath, spraying a stream of hot, damp air.
Then it turned and vanished into the endless snowfield.
Meanwhile, on the Eternals' side, Makkari brought Sprite across more than half the Earth and arrived at Gilgamesh's place.
The other Eternals were also waiting for the two of them there.
Whoosh!
Makkari, carrying Sprite, suddenly appeared before Gilgamesh's cabin. Only afterward did a cloud of dust blow over with the airflow left behind by her run.
Gilgamesh heard the noise and came out of the cabin. The moment he opened the door, the dust blowing into his face made him wave his hand.
With a few sweeps of his powerful arm, he dispersed the dust in front of him.
"Druig is dead! Phastos too! That killer wasn't a mutant, but he was incredibly strong!!!"
Sprite held Loki's Mind Scepter and tearfully delivered the news.
The remaining Eternals had already roughly learned of it, but after receiving Sprite's confirmation, they still could not help feeling grief.
"We should kill that bastard!"
Ikaris was the first to lose his patience. His eyes glowed faintly as he gritted his teeth and stepped forward, looking ready to fly off and seek revenge on Lin Feng.
Gilgamesh immediately stopped him. His overwhelming strength pressed Ikaris down so hard that he could not fly at all.
"Calm down. We can't act alone!"
He urged Ikaris beside his ear. At the same time, Thena helped him restrain the somewhat berserk Ikaris.
"Ikaris, calm down. We need a plan. Otherwise, we'll only end up like Druig and Phastos, picked off one by one by that man."
Ajak spoke gently. As soon as she spoke, Ikaris's rampaging emotions gradually settled.
As the leader of the Eternals, although Ajak did not possess particularly powerful combat abilities, her healing ability was the safeguard of the team.
That was why the other Eternals all respected and cherished her words.
"Makkari and I fought him. He wasn't as fast as Makkari, and he probably wasn't stronger than Gilgamesh, but he could control temperature, breathe fire, and release ice.
His entire body was covered in stone-like armor. He also had two spiked shields on his hands that could block Makkari's full-speed impact."
Sprite recalled the abilities Lin Feng had displayed during their battle.
She shared that useful intelligence with the other Eternals as they discussed how to defeat Lin Feng.
Based on the information Sprite provided, the Eternals began discussing it among themselves.
Among them, Ikaris, Gilgamesh, and Kingo argued the most fiercely.
He believed that since he could fly, shoot Energy Rays from his eyes, and possessed immense strength, there was no need for any plan at all.
But the other Eternals did not think so. Over countless millennia, no Eternal had ever been killed. Even mutants had never possessed the ability to kill an Eternal.
Yet this man of unknown origins could kill them, making the other Eternals feel a sense of crisis.
"Where did he come from? Is he human? If I knew his background, he should be easier to deal with."
Sersi rested her slender fingers against her chin and suddenly asked while everyone was arguing.
"He seemed to be some kind of scholar among humans, perhaps called a doctor. He was apparently very famous and friends with Tony.
Oh, right, Ikaris. Didn't you help Thor lift his hammer some time ago? Have him come back and help us."
Sprite said uncertainly.
Then she suddenly remembered Thor, who had been banished to Earth by Odin some time ago.
Ikaris had helped him lift his hammer again, and he had returned to Asgard. With the God of Thunder's help, their odds of victory would be better.
"Asgard's Bifrost is broken. He can't come down."
Ikaris replied.
He actually did not want to call in any outside help, nor did he want to sit here discussing plans with these people.
Just as no one could come up with a good plan, strange beastly roars suddenly sounded outside.
All the Eternals' expressions instantly turned grave. Suddenly, a huge figure smashed through the yellow-brown bricks and pounced toward the weakest Sprite.
Sprite was immediately swept away by Makkari beside her, while the long table around which everyone had gathered was shattered beneath the massive mutant's attack.
The flying rubble struck everyone, but it could not cause them any harm.
Yet one person was the exception: the chubby ordinary man Kingo had brought along.
A photographer obsessed with filming, Karun.
He was somewhat overweight, and his reaction speed was only that of an ordinary human. Faced with such a sudden situation, he could not react in time.
He was immediately pierced through by flying rubble, and blood gradually soaked through his clothes.
"Karun! Hey! How are you?"
When Kingo saw Karun lying amid the rubble and gasping continuously, he immediately ran over, pressed down on the wounds that were still bleeding, and asked sorrowfully.
"Sir, I think this may be the end for me. I'm glad you let me see all this."
Blood kept flowing from the corners of Karun's mouth, yet he did not show any expression of pain.
He placed a camera on his chest and gently patted it, slowly revealing the final smile of his life.
"Karun?! No, no, don't! There's still so much you haven't seen! Don't!"
Kingo felt the body in his arms gradually losing its warmth, and tears of anguish flowed from his eyes.
"AAAAAH!!!!"
Kingo roared in fury. Golden energy spheres gathered in both his hands, and he merged the two spheres together before turning and firing them at a mutant.
Bang!
The golden energy sphere instantly pierced through the mutant, blasting a hole as large as a basketball through it and spraying black blood everywhere.
But Kingo did not stop. He formed finger guns with both hands, continuously condensing small golden energy spheres at his fingertips before firing them.
He fired at the mutant, which seemed to be dead, as though venting his rage.
But while he was immersed in his anger, the largest mutant charged forward and sent him flying with a single slap.
Kingo's body crashed through Gilgamesh's house, flipped several times through the air, and landed in the Gobi Desert.
The huge hole Kingo had blasted through the mutant's body healed completely in the blink of an eye, while the black blood on the ground seemed to consciously return to its body.
Then, the mutant sprang back to its feet as though nothing had happened.
Ajak saw this scene. Although the situation around her was chaotic, she sharply noticed the phenomenon.
At some point, these mutants had gained healing abilities even stronger than hers.
Meanwhile, the other Eternals immediately began fighting the mutants that had suddenly attacked.
Gilgamesh's secluded cabin was completely destroyed in an instant by the sudden battle.
"I really liked this house!"
Gilgamesh looked at the love nest that had become ruins, swung his huge palm, and slapped the largest mutant across the face.
With a heavy bang, the instant Gilgamesh's palm struck the mutant, a ripple spread outward.
The largest mutant was sent flying far away.
The other mutants had originally been fighting the Eternals, but after seeing this, they all broke away from battle and ran to the largest mutant's side to check on it.
"They've gained intelligence?"
Ajak looked at the scene and spoke in disbelief.
"Destroy them!"
Ikaris did not care about any of that. The deaths of two Eternals in succession and the mutants' sudden attack had finally given an outlet to the frustration he had been unable to vent.
Golden light flared in Ikaris's eyes, and two golden Energy Rays instantly burst from his eye sockets, slicing a smaller mutant directly in half at the waist.
But before the mutant could even fall dead, several black-red tendrils extended from the wound at its waist and reconnected its two halves.
Seeing this, Ikaris frowned.
The largest mutant stood up and let out several provocative roars toward the Eternals.
Unable to tolerate the provocation, Ikaris fired an Energy Ray at it. The mutant nimbly leaped aside and dodged the attack.
Then it repeated its earlier provocation while continuously retreating, luring the Eternals into taking the bait.
"Beast!!"
Ikaris did not think at all. He gradually ventured deeper into enemy territory, following the mutant farther and farther away from the other Eternals.
"Ikaris! Come back!!"
Ajak shouted. She felt that something was wrong. These mutants were acting completely differently from before.
If Ikaris went over alone like this, something would definitely happen.
But Ikaris did not listen. As the mutant kept running, he flew farther and farther away.
When the other mutants saw that one Eternal had taken the bait, they split up and left as well.
The remaining Eternals, still in battle, were baffled when the mutants suddenly departed.
This was the first time mutants had actively retreated. In the past, they would never withdraw unless they were dead.
"Makkari! Bring Ikaris back! He'll die!"
Ajak said to Makkari. A bad feeling rose within her. She could not let Ikaris continue acting alone like this.
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