Chapter 2595: Chapter 2590: A Proper Burial

Not only do many things have pros and cons, but even the disadvantages can become advantageous under suitable circumstances.

For example, one of the manifestations influenced by the Crystal Tyrant is the slight restoration of Extraordinary Perception.

This is not necessarily a good thing, as it is essentially of the same nature as the current self-distortion.

However, during this fallen process, it becomes slightly sharper.

Of course, this slight sharpness is still far from enough to see through Lord Rom’s hidden techniques.

At this point, academic preparation needs to come into play.

Back on Ye Island, in exchanges with Miss Nepheli, there were attempts to speculate on the principles of such top-level hidden techniques.

There were even comparisons and verifications with the case of "Ya Yu."

The ultimate conclusion was that the core is similar to hiding within the cognition of specific roles.

This process is extremely extreme, so it’s hard to detect, while the observation of the outside world is limited to the parasitized.

Therefore, in cases where the technology originator personally performs it, Fu Qian never underestimates its difficulty of discovery.

However, not underestimating doesn’t mean giving up but rather thinking about ways to discover it from the beginning.

Indeed, there have been some small gains—there must be a parasitized individual.

The reason this hidden technique is so effective is that it is akin to having an additional layer of encryption.

The parasitized, with their own existence, helps to cover the presence of the parasite, but also makes it an indispensable part.

Specifically, in the current situation, it had been analyzed early on that this seamless Engraving Wisdom should be the result of a two-way venture.

The Inverted Lake and oneself who actively swallowed the Divine Blood and Flesh both belong to its support.

Besides that, the only remaining independent entity is Ah Fei.

This means even an entity of Rom’s level could only have three parasitic options if hidden perfectly within Ah Fei’s frail body.

The rest, including the Crystal Tyrant, are theoretically derivatives of the Inverted Lake and not independent.

So, factoring this in, which one would He choose?

The most dangerous place is the safest? Hidden directly in the perception of the Abandonment King, then using the lack of Extraordinary Perception in the parasitized as a lamp under the darkness?

It sounds clever, but the risk is very high.

Has the Tyrant truly lost all Extraordinary Perception? Could the behaviors all along be traps, eventually leading to self-entrapment?

Even if losing Extraordinary Perception is true, is there a temporary restoration method? Would that then become even more of a trap?

To do so would be to give up the core advantage of this technique; according to Lord Rom’s style, the likelihood of such a choice is minimal.

Then choose Ah Fei?

Not to mention the unstable mental state, Ah Fei himself is still pitifully weak, and under this great transformation, he seems liable to shatter at any moment.

And if these two are ruled out, the only choice seems to be the "Fool."

It’s also the most controllable choice; if achieved, it would perfectly leverage the host’s advantage, setting a rather high barrier.

Like now.

Fu Qian indicates he needs to both restore perception and blur the self to some degree to observe the target from the Crystal Tyrant’s perspective.

As stated before, the Crystal Tyrant is essentially a derivative of the "Fool."

Thus, under the side effect of a blurred self, it equates to entering the Fool’s perspective.

In fact, Lord Rom, to the very end, was still unwilling to take any more risks and chose the strategy with the greatest advantage.

But there’s no need for regrets, like wishing they’d chosen differently.

Because once this reckless transformation is complete, no choice would matter.

If neither the Tyrant’s nor the Fool’s perspective finds anyone, Fu Qian would directly execute the Ah Fei over there.

Of course, it’s not needed now.

As previously appraised, Lord Rom isn’t very adept at direct combat.

The spikes that erupted like an acute stress response were ignored by the Tyrant, crashing forward while horrible wounds were torn open on the sturdy body.

Roar——

Amid the roar filled with endless resentment, Fu Qian rarely delivered a Visceral Critical Strike, offering a proper burial.

...

You were told to think more.

There was no need for a second strike; Lord Rom’s barely repaired body already announced its collapse.

The full-force strike from the Tyrant even had the added power of Lord Fool.

The ultimate effect was that, with this blow, the resilient Superior Being could no longer hold on and stepped into the unstoppable Annihilation.

Including the scattering small Rom, tiny Rom, tiny Rom II...

Fu Qian particularly noted the slight tremors in Ah Fei’s body at that moment, seemingly experiencing some impact.

Indeed, very much like Rom.

Hiding everything on Ah Fei might not have been a good choice, but leaving a tiny spark clearly was a smart move with so many offspring.

Although not witnessed firsthand, Fu Qian believes that under the impact of the Visceral Critical Strike, any small Rom or tiny Rom hidden within Ah Fei’s cognition met the same end.

In the end, Lord Rom’s meticulous plans turned to naught.

For Fu Qian, this outcome was entirely expected.

As mentioned earlier, no matter how favorable the situation appeared, it was essentially a ghost encounter.

Rom’s meticulous arrangements seemed clever, but to a professional, the only winning point was actually very fragile—anticipating that an opponent wouldn’t dare wear the Tyrant Armor.

Unfortunately, as an academic leader and a professional Divine Being aggro magnet, these two points aren’t much of a barrier.

So long as you’re prepared to bear the cost.

In just a moment, Fu Qian felt that, both physically and mentally, the boundary with the armor encasing him was becoming indistinguishable.

Of course, as mentioned before, pros and cons often coexist.

For instance, besides the increasingly sharp Extraordinary Perception, there seemed to be a bonus of dropping items from monsters.

Under the Visceral Critical Strike, Rom not only failed to leave an intact corpse, but in the scattering Annihilation, there were also strange special effects.

The numerous blood-red crystals used to repair oneself, quite a few didn’t shatter but rather scattered conspicuously, creating a grand explosion.

The issue is that I haven’t perfected Sword Dao; isn’t this supposed to be the specialty of Miss Liushuang’s group?

A scene like this is always pleasant, but for Fu Qian, who always stresses reasoning, the curious aspect was its cause—turns out there’s a master involved.

This curiosity quickly intensified as the scattered blood-red crystals collided with densely packed similar-colored marks, as if triggering a critical pivot, causing the scene to collapse overwhelmingly.

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