Without skin concealing them, everything was even clearer. Inside Li Ziran's chest, three sets of organs formed three distinct networks, each connected to a mass of brain matter in the center of his head. The brain matter pulsed with a hum, continually churning up white froth like a dead sea.
It was almost possible to see thoughts brewing in those three masses of brain matter. As they vibrated rapidly, points of light flashed along three nerves like traffic on highways, darting into different organs and making the three sets glow with different shades of blazing red.
The goat-shaped organ shone as fiercely as the sun, wedged firmly among his bones. Opposite the Light Sheep were two dumbbell-shaped sets of organs, each with a different color within.
They were supposedly two sets, yet they also resembled a single complete set, since they were connected. Where they converged at the central Nature World, they became utterly translucent. By contrast, the final set was entirely inconspicuous, yet felt strangely familiar. Faint traces of living creatures could be sensed in those organs.
The Light Sheep and Nature Frog were far too unfathomable. Only the uneven organs strung along this chain gave Ke'er the slightest sense that she was still in reality. Those things looked as though they really had been harvested from living creatures.
Yet the pitch-black stomach at the center of the chain still exuded an eerie aura. As it trembled faintly, cracks in space flickered around it, as though it were devouring space itself.
She had never even heard of a body like this, let alone seen one. She could not fathom how such peculiar organs existed on this continent. Besides that stomach, there was also a tongue covered in serrated patterns.
It was pitch-black, considerably darker than the stomach, and covered