There was far too much information coming in at once. The headphones had also reached their limit and could no longer sort the sounds properly, leaving them to push everything through in one overwhelming rush.
Listening to those sounds, Ke Meng seemed to hear the agonized cries of lives being vaporized by the intense heat. Countless living things perished.
As the vitality dwindled, it turned into an aura of death.
Was the missile bombardment the right choice? Ke Meng did not know. He had no answer.
The livestream signal grew unstable. Although the white sphere protected them from both the shock waves and the intense heat, their wireless signal was affected.
The bombardment lasted several minutes. Only after that did the interrupted signal reconnect.
"We're still alive. No one has gone mad." Di Ping's first words after the livestream resumed reassured everyone, and they breathed a sigh of relief.
"Right now, we're waiting for military drones to scout the mountain for bats. They may have mutated, but their bodies still haven't exceeded the physical limits of carbon-based life."
With that, Di Ping took another cage of white mice for testing. He used the same method to turn them into Envy Objects, then tossed them outside the white sphere.
Beyond the white sphere, thick smoke filled the air. Flames burned through the remaining material, making the environment extremely harsh.
The white mice began squeaking as soon as they were thrown outside, scalded by the intense heat around them.
Yet the envy emanating from the mice had not diminished at all. It remained intense.
Di Ping shone a flashlight on the mice and filmed them with a camera, hoping no bats would come to suck their blood.
They waited a while, but no bats appeared.
Near the mountain, the military deployed firefighting