Chapter 359: The Price Of Pain
"It seems, Hitachi--"
"Hehehehe."
Davy’s words was abruptly cut off, and the entire audience was completely stunned into a suffocating silence. They stared down at Nirvana, who was supposed to be critically injured, as she slowly, unnaturally stood up from the cratered ground, her broken joints snapping back into place with sickening pops.
"You made me do this Hitachi."
Viscous, pitch-black energy started aggressively emanating from her core, spreading all over her skin like a living, breathing oil slick. The sheer density of the energy violently warped the light around her. Then, a scene of absolute horror unfolded: the smooth space above her two eyebrows violently split open, flesh parting to reveal not one, but two glowing mythic eyes.
"....?!!"
Seeing the two extra eyes, absolutely everyone in the coliseum, including the usually unflappable Mirabella, was profoundly shocked. The laws of the inheritance explicitly dictated that a host could only bear one such eye.
"This?! Two mythic eyes?!!" Master Teacher Nadia stood up in sheer disbelief, her stoic, aristocratic face suddenly filled with raw, unadulterated shock.
"Two mythic eyes?! Is that even possible?!" Princess Carolina asked in deep horror, her fan dropping to the floor as she also aggressively got to her feet, staring at the monster her cousin had become.
"Sister, is this safe?" George asked, turning a pale face to Nadia, sensing the aura leaking from the arena.
"It’s not!! Nirvana was born with these terrifying powers, but due to her weak physical physique, we had to actively place three forbidden seals on her, violently sealing all her great powers... I didn’t know she will aggressively open the third seal." She muttered, her hands trembling, and continued with a heavy, fearful breath:
"In this completely unsealed form, she will organically be as strong as a Lv500 Master teacher... The main critical issue is." She violently swallowed the lump in her throat: "Nirvana can completely lose her mind and lose control! I absolutely can’t let that happen!" She yelled, her maternal panic finally shattering her cold exterior.