The Pinnacle Of Life

Alex felt a phantom pain in his teeth upon seeing the two giant crabs. That was because his face had been kicked by crabs before. His teeth were almost knocked out, and his waist was nearly broken in half. There were even two holes punctured in his chest.

Hence, Alex was still wary of them. He just wanted to kill them off.

“Hey, Wilbert. You can handle these two ghost crabs. Please don’t be like my little girl and not train yourself.”

Alex placed his conscience into his mind palace and spoke to the tool spirit.

“Don’t worry, as long as there’s enough divine power, there won’t be any problems. Besides, it’s just two little crabs. I’ll get you some crab roe later.”

Shelly was confident, so Alex felt relieved. He had to remember their current position. He knew that it would be helpful to memorize where the exit of this space hallway was.

“An astrology mark!” He exclaimed. This was something new that he found from the sword heart that the woman in red gave him.

used in any space… Something like a destination pointer on a GPS, but it was connected to his consciousness instead. Thus, after placing a

and rushed toward the group of

giant crabs were

“Shelly!”

under the bridge, Persephone stands

it was a

Ring…

filled with irregular forces relating to life and death. It was as if there was strong

“Arghhhh!”

saw was several beasts being

were able to return to their youths. This was initially a good thing, but the only problem was that the forces of fate were taking away the soul of the Undead beasts apart from making its body younger. Those affected beasts turned into infants. Some even looked like fetuses, vanishing, and turning into a

process looked as if someone was turning back time, and they were

this as well, not just the two crabs, despite being already busy slaughtering the Undead army. He couldn’t bring himself to utter a single word as he held onto the

he asked Clinton, “Hey, Shelly can control time? Say, can you ask her

Clock was speechless. “Do you think you’re not young enough? If

‘Uhm…’