Chapter 257: Lord Ⅱ
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Feng casually caught the insect corpse, and a half-moon crack appeared on the belly of the humanoid moth. He didn’t know what had bitten him, but the wound on his body was in a jagged, torn shape. The organs and nerves in his abdomen had lost most of their weight. The body length of the human face moth was about ten meters, while its abdomen was about eighty centimeters. It had bitten off a large area of its abdomen, which was covered by a crescent-shaped wound. Clearly, the killer had a large mouth and sharp teeth.
For some reason, when Feng saw this wound, he thought of the Overlord of the Seas Shark. The wounds on the body of the human face moth looked as if it had been bitten by a shark, but the area of the wounds was even wider than that of ordinary white sharks. Something that could bite off half of a human face moth’s body was definitely not smaller than a human face moth.
In this way, Feng really didn’t know what had killed this unlucky human faced moth. There was no such thing as a monster in the information provided by Carío.
Could it be that a special situation occurred in the fifth floor’s base? Other alien creatures invaded, leading to the complete migration of the Man-Faced Moths? Thoughts flashed through Feng’s mind like lightning.
The sound of running water was heard as Eva walked over.
Eva directly used her heavy sword to lift up one of the Human-Faced Moths’ body, carefully examining it from head to toe. However, the more she looked, the uglier her complexion became. In her line of sight, by the time Eva put down the worm’s corpse, her brows were already furrowed together.
“Hurry up and leave!” “This is not right,” Eve said, and then raised her voice in emphasis. “If I’m not wrong, maybe …”
Suddenly, Feng reached out his hand and gently covered her mouth. Eva was about to fly into a rage when Maple put his finger to his mouth and made a gesture of silence. Eva understood, and as soon as she was quiet, she heard the tiniest sound of running water in her ears.