Dimensional Hotel

All at once, the black spider threads snapped taut. The massive flesh-and-blood beast let out a series of indistinct, ear-piercing howls. Irene strained with all her might to control the pitch-black threads, making them weave and reweave in midair, combining into pulling ropes that dragged the monster bit by bit toward the doorway.

Yu Sheng was desperately holding open a door wider than any he’d opened before, trying to make it a little wider, a little more stable.

The “door” had the ability to isolate the environments on either side. Simply opening it couldn’t release the harsh conditions from the other side into this one. To burn this monster to death, they had to throw it entirely inside.

Normally, this isolating feature was a good thing. It prevented Yu Sheng from accidentally causing catastrophic accidents when opening portals to dangerous places. But right now, he wished the door could merge the two environments without any protection.

If only he could open the door directly into a lake of lava and let the magma gush out to roast the monster. That would save them so much trouble.

But he could only wish. He’d just begun to grasp the power of the “door.” Ensuring it opened at the right place was hard enough; he couldn’t expect to use it as a flexible weapon.

In a flash, the monster had been dragged to the doorway. Some of its limbs had even been forcibly shoved through. Through the doorway, Yu Sheng saw those parts quickly dry up, then ignite and turn to charcoal in the infernal heat.

For a moment, he even felt as if his own limbs were burning.

Meanwhile, the beast’s struggles became frantic. Even the “hunger” that acted purely on instinct felt immense danger and fear now. All its limbs trembled violently within the spiderweb, and countless cracks opened up on its body. Eyes, mouths, sharp teeth, tentacles—even human-like features—all sprang out at once!