"Perhaps this is merely the basic function of the Sea of Life."
High Worker muttered to himself.
Because he discovered that aside from washing away the opponents' Catastrophe traits, the Sea of Life had no effect on increasing the levels of these cyber hackers.
He still needed to find some other lifeforms—preferably lifeforms outside the faction—to test it on before he could confirm the range covered by the "Sea of Life."
However, after learning that the "Sea of Life" could wash away Catastrophe attributes, there was no doubt that it would play a crucial role in his upcoming revenge against the Catastrophe civilization.
High Worker's gaze fell on the "old hag from hell."
But before he could do anything, a pale and slender hand pierced out from the old woman's mouth. Its wrist then turned a full 180 degrees, twisting back to seize her face.
Screams that sounded as though they had come from hell rang out from every direction.
Just like that, the Catastrophe leader was dragged bit by bit into the pale flames.
During the process, the blackness on her body was rapidly burned away, and an expression of discomfort and pain appeared on the old woman's face.
The two "mirrors" looked at High Worker, seemingly asking whether they should act. High Worker, however, shook his head.
He recognized that hand. It belonged to Gaokesi.
As for the pale flames that could burn through the black lacquer, they were undoubtedly information from an even deeper layer of hell.
While the other party absorbed the Star Network technology tree, Gaokesi apparently had not been idle either. She was also advancing along the path of becoming the "King of Hell."
After this assassination failed, High Worker soon encountered the terrified Blood Spider along his route.
Blood Spider was so