The green apparitions drifted out of Cheng Mingrui, their outlines gradually taking shape. They were two identical, broad-shouldered, thick-waisted Orks of colossal size.
In front of the Void Dragon, one colossal Ork first punched it square in the face, then clasped both hands together and brought them crashing down on its forehead.
When had the mighty C'tan Shard ever suffered such humiliation? It stubbornly held its neck straight, refusing to fall.
Behind it, the other colossal Ork produced a brick from who knew where and smashed it against the Void Dragon's head.
The brick shattered on impact, and the Void Dragon let out a pained wail, its enormous head drooping.
The one in front had to be Gork, and the one behind had to be Mork.
Gork locked his iron arms tightly around the Void Dragon's neck. Mork pulled a huge club out of nowhere and brought it down on the dragon's head.
That blow was so vicious that the entire space shook for a long time afterward. A long crack opened in the Void Dragon's head, and purple energy poured out of it.
Cheng Mingrui was stunned. Gork and Mork had actually manifested! They were even helping him beat up a C'tan Shard!
Why had something that overturned everything Cheng Mingrui knew happened? He suddenly remembered what Afentis had said: after their band of Orks had been locked inside the dimensional prison, it had begun to collapse, seemingly because two hundred million souls had been imprisoned inside.
Was it possible that there was nothing wrong with the system, that those two hundred million souls really existed? Could they be avatars of Gork and Mork?
Gork and Mork had been watching over him all along!
Cheng Mingrui examined Gork and Mork's bodies closely. In detail, they were not simply made