While Lillian spoke, Victoria never stopped.
Countless strands of spider silk surged madly toward Lillian like a curtain of rain pouring from the sky.
By the time her last word fell, the silk had bound her completely into a cocoon.
Victoria held nothing back. Her opponent was an Immortal of the Hollow Cathedral, and she had to give it everything she had.
Victoria's form grew somewhat illusory, seeming at once a short young girl and a towering spider.
Jointed limbs appeared around her, extending from beneath her long dress, and even her eyes seemed to multiply into countless overlapping images.
The silk cocoon had already covered Lillian completely, but Victoria still did not think it was enough. Layer after layer of spider silk continued to wrap around it.
By the time she stopped, her face somewhat pale, the cocoon was two stories tall, like a house woven from silk.
Victoria stared warily at the cocoon, only letting out a soft breath of relief once she was certain no sound came from within.
"Finished?" A murmur sounded beside her ear, warm breath brushing her smooth neck with a tickle.
Victoria's pupils instantly shrank to pinpoints. Her sharp, jointed limbs swept beside her like blades, shredding that body along with the bookshelves!
She moved across her web so fast that she seemed to teleport, flashing more than a dozen meters away in an instant. Before she could think, she felt herself collide with a warm, soft body.
Lillian tilted her head and reached out to stroke her golden hair.
Those golden strands instantly drew taut like instrument strings, once again shredding Lillian into a heap of minced flesh.
Victoria no longer dared to run. Still shaken, she kept looking around her.
A scrap of flesh stuck to the floor squirmed. It was