In the end, Qin Ran temporarily put [Gosadek's Sacrificial Art] into his backpack.
Until he could resolve his doubts, Qin Ran would not take risks lightly.
Next, his gaze turned to the emperor's "legacy": a Beast of Desire spanning a thousand meters in diameter.
When he had looked down from above, Qin Ran had already felt how enormous this lifeless Beast of Desire was. But when he truly looked at it from "eye level," the oppressive sense created by the difference in their sizes hit him head-on.
"It's practically a mountain!"
That was Qin Ran's assessment.
In fact, it was a perfectly fair assessment, without the slightest exaggeration.
Each of the Beast of Desire's derivative eyes had a diameter equal to the combined height of two people. There were no fewer than 889 such eyes, piled among a mass of tentacle-like objects in a bizarre, indescribable arrangement.
Beasts of Desire came in all sorts of strange forms.
After all, the Beast of Desire each person manifested was different.
Qin Ran's was a collision of hundreds upon thousands of arms and crisscrossing legs. Aiga's consisted of gears, while the Beast of Desire before him consisted of tentacles.
Qin Ran was not surprised in the slightest.
The Beast of Desire's appearance did not surprise him.
But that did not mean other things would not.
For instance, the Beast of Desire before him had no core eye!
The core eye was a Beast of Desire's strongest feature.
Neither its scorching gaze nor the seductive influence of desire it emitted could be matched by its other primary, secondary, or derivative eyes.
Yet within the enormous body of the Beast of Desire before him, the primary eyes, compound eyes, and derivative eyes were all visible. Only the core eye was missing.
Could it be...
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