Chapter 1292 - 1291: Evil Parasite Technique [Four more, please vote]
In the depths of Yusuf Zuck’s mind, a new message from the Purple Blood Beads transmitted, and upon opening the message, Yusuf Zuck saw the word "Parasitism" followed by a dense explanation of cultivation methods and details.
Parasitism involves embedding both one’s body and soul into an object, such as a stone, a tree, or even a human or an animal, and can extend to mountains, oceans, clouds, and stars.
The Parasitic Technique is incredibly magical, not only allowing one to merge with any object but also control the life and death of it.
For instance, if he parasitized a Deity’s body, he would then become that Deity. No matter how vast the Divine Skills, no one would detect his presence within the Deity. He could usurp all the Divine Skills and everything of the Deity would become his.
Additionally, parasitizing the ocean could allow him to churn seas and overturn rivers, while parasitizing a mountain could harness the Power of the Thick Earth.
Essentially, whatever object he parasitizes, he controls.
The Art of Parasitic Technique is not part of the Three Thousand Avenue, but it sits supreme above it, for parasitism is like a parasite, surviving and wreaking havoc anywhere placed, and if you have the opportunity, you might parasitize a stronger person’s body without them detecting, waiting for them to let their guard down before striking a lethal blow!
During parasitism, you can choose to strip them of everything, but if you aren’t powerful enough, you have to hide within their body, being a parasite undetectable by the host, yet able to steal their nutrients, peer into their private lives, and claim their life.
For example, if he had the chance to parasitize a Divine Emperor’s body, that Divine Emperor would eventually be killed by him, slowly and inevitably, as long as the Divine Emperor does not notice.
After reading through the details of the Parasitic Technique, Yusuf Zuck’s spine tingled with dread; this was undoubtedly Sorcery, extreme Sorcery, paralleling the Divine Skills practiced by demons, because this parasitism is too terrifying, even more troublesome than bone-clinging maggots.
However, Yusuf Zuck’s heart raced with excitement, thinking of a possibility.