Dan stood rooted to the spot, at a loss over the blockage in her chest.
Unlike the Wood Ants, she could convert part of the impure elements.
But something different had been stuffed into her heart now, like a fishbone lodged in her throat. No matter how her heart buzzed and throbbed, nothing improved.
On the contrary, it only grew worse.
Her face had gone completely pale. The surrounding elements were scorching hot, while that oily green solution kept closing in, seemingly trying to burrow deeper into her body through her tentacles.
She stepped back!
At this moment, Dan actually took a step back. A lingering fear rose in her heart, a sensation she had not experienced in many years.
She pressed quietly against the space behind her and looked at the puppet in the distance, built entirely from piled-up organs. That creature was hideous beyond words, yet it was suppressing her.
Nausea.
She felt sick like a pregnant woman. That strange force had already begun affecting her.
Clunk!
Another blockage came, more obvious than before, as though an iron rod had been thrust into a rapidly spinning fan.
She had never encountered anything like this from the day she was born until now.
Her gaze swept through the space, hoping to find somewhere safe. She had to think of a way out.
This man could not be controlled at all.
But where was there a way out? The moment she moved one step, a mass of thunderclouds stood behind her like purgatory. Before her, continuously erupting flames had long sealed the way, and between the flames and Thunder Element lay a biting chill.
Natural Forbidden Spell!
What had once been child's play had now become a huge problem.
Elemental incarnations still flickered above her head. At a glance, there