Wire

The appearance of the Clown Circus pushed the atmosphere at the scene to its peak,

For William, the director, At's act of stealing the spotlight was not only unwelcomed—it was greatly appreciated. His eyes even lit up when he saw the circus formed from the Tumor Membrane,

"This isn't a simple circus building created with tumors. It's more like a setting from a horror storybook, where At has the authority to set the rules.

How was it created?

Was it a qualitative change produced by the infinite accumulation of Malignant Tumors, or did that fellow At possess some technique I don't know about?

Lorien's Moon and Dreamscape had some of the qualities of a setting as well, but it wasn't nearly as complete as At's. How interesting! I'm seeing something new again."

At that moment, William, as the director, activated a brand-new viewing feature. All the audience members received a voice prompt in their minds.

'Bullet Comments have been unlocked. Viewers may choose whether to activate them. Once activated, you can transmit your thoughts in written form to the upper portion of everyone's viewing screen.

High-quality Bullet Comments will be filtered out, displayed in red, and retained for a period of time.

Please actively post Bullet Comments.'

Inside the Clown Circus.

Red flesh curtains unfolded symmetrically, enveloping the space.

Yi Chen did not look at the Wire before him right away. Instead, he fixed his gaze on the tent... His right arm tensed, and he hurled a Flying Axe.

The Flying Axe, powerful enough to cleave At's head, only tore a slight slit in the tent when it struck.

It was nowhere near enough to tear open a passage to the outside world. The entire tent was like an endless tumor quagmire, even beginning to swallow the axe.

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