Chapter 51

If it were on the ground or in some random uninhabited place, Zhou Yi could try using more methods to eliminate it. Whether it was roasting it with flames at thirty thousand degrees Celsius or gradually wearing it down with a highly focused heat ray exceeding one hundred thousand degrees Celsius, Zhou Yi had plenty of ways to destroy it. If all else failed, he could use his telekinesis to wrap around the monster and directly exile it from Earth. He didn't believe it could survive in the space environment without any energy source.

However, the key issue was that the monster was now in a large metal can, a plane flying at twenty thousand feet, along with him and hundreds of innocent people. For the safety of these hundreds of people, all the effective methods he could think of were rendered useless.

If he used his powerful abilities here, everyone on the plane would be in mortal danger. Both the super-high-temperature flames and the heat rays would cause significant damage to the giant aircraft. The power of these abilities was so great that even his own telekinetic defense couldn't withstand them. Even a slight release could leave a huge scar on the aircraft.

As for other methods, they were not particularly effective against this vampire monster named Yasa, especially physical damage.

In the circle of debris, the giant Yasa continued to survive stubbornly. His body tissue had overflowed into a twisted shape, a mixture of muscles, bones, and even blood vessels and nerves filling every corner of the debris, even spreading into the gaps. They were still pushing outward, stubbornly resisting Zhou Yi's telekinesis.

This resistance was extremely powerful, making Zhou Yi's telekinesis feel strained. Although his telekinesis wasn't particularly strong in terms of physical power, it still had the kinetic energy of several dozen to nearly a hundred tons. The fact that he felt strained indicated that the monster's body had mutated to a terrifying degree.

However, being strained was just that; it didn't mean more. By fully releasing his mental power, Zhou Yi had already maximized his telekinetic output. Yasa's transformation had already surprised him, and before it underwent any further changes, he had to do his utmost to eliminate it.

The object formed by the debris began to tremble under the combined force, especially the metal inside, which had already groaned under the strain. But Zhou Yi didn't care and continued to apply immense pressure. The entire debris structure collapsed inward, compressing the monster Yasa's last living space.

The monster's screams and wails echoed from the cage. As the cage compressed, its cries changed, becoming increasingly shrill. Many passengers instinctively covered their ears, but it was useless; the sound was still piercing and seemed to penetrate everywhere.

Many people felt a sharp pain in their heads, a pain that seemed to come not from their ears but from a deeper level, directly stimulating their brain. Those with sensitive senses began to bleed from their noses, their brains already suffering minor injuries.

Zhou Yi also felt this stimulation, which made him even more surprised. He clearly understood the nature of this power, which was the essence of telekinesis, the fluctuation of mental energy. It seemed that the monster, in its state of pain and unable to control itself, had awakened mental abilities but could not precisely control them, only letting them scatter. Even the scattered mental energy fluctuations were enough to harm ordinary humans.

This wasn't the first time he had sensed the monster evolving. However, Zhou Yi was still surprised. In such a short time, it had undergone three passive mutations due to external pressure. This creature was truly terrifying. Imagine what would happen if it were allowed to develop further? Perhaps it would be the end of all other life forms.

Dagamakinos had no idea what kind of monster he had created. This monster was far beyond his control. In the end, he had merely opened a door to hell.

This thing could not be allowed to continue mutating. Zhou Yi clenched his hand tightly. The monster Yasa continued to resist but could no longer hold on. It was like crushing an egg with force; when all resistance was gone, destruction would follow.

The cage of debris suddenly collapsed, and the monster's biological tissues flowed out of the cracks, spreading like a pile of mud. It not only covered most of the debris but also spread to the middle of the cabin. It was hard to imagine that so much material had grown from a creature the size of a human.

This sight was nauseating but reassuring, as it seemed to have no chance of survival.

From what Zhou Yi observed, the vampire's brain and heart were completely shattered, mixed with other tissues, including other vital organs. It was just a pile of flesh, a mixture of brain matter, organs, bones, muscles, and nerves. Such a thing could hardly be called a living organism.

It had no self-awareness, not even the basic structure of a living being. Because of this, it was essentially dead.

Despite the unpleasant expressions on many people's faces, cheers erupted from the crowd. They sincerely thanked the Dawn Knight. If he hadn't appeared, no one would want to know what such a monster could do on a plane with hundreds of people. Just thinking about it was enough to make their limbs cold and their brains numb.

The admiration for their idol stimulated the passengers' hearts, and among them were young and impulsive individuals. Soon, someone overcame their fear of the monster on the ground and ran towards Zhou Yi. The idea of taking a photo with the Dawn Knight after he defeated the terrifying monster was an overwhelming impulse for this young man.

As he approached his idol, an invisible force spread out, like a stone dropped into water, creating ripples. But these ripples turned into a massive wave.

The moment this invisible force fluctuated, Zhou Yi sensed it. The source of the power was unbelievable; it came from the monster on the ground. It wasn't just a single part with independent thought but an extremely chaotic presence from every corner of its body tissue. This was the materialization of mental power, but not ordinary telekinesis. It was like countless entities combined into a whole.

The feeling was as if, with Yasa's consciousness fading, every part of his body, every tissue, every component, had its own consciousness. These consciousnesses had a unified goal and way of thinking and possessed telekinesis. These scattered telekinetic forces, though individually very subtle, were extremely resilient. When combined, they possessed a terrifying attribute: resilience, like grains of sand, small but impossible to crush into powder. When gathered into a handful of sand, no matter how much force was applied, their essence remained unchanged, just a handful of sand.

Currently, the biological tissues of this creature were like a handful of sand, a handful of sand with its own will and common thinking. Their thoughts were simple, just biological instincts, and feeding was one of the most basic instincts.

The approach of the human admirer triggered its most primitive biological instinct. Severely injured, it urgently needed to feed to replenish its energy. So, a unified operation command was formed by the countless wills.

A mixture of flesh, resembling a tentacle or spider silk, shot out from the pile of mud on the ground. It moved extremely fast, and at its thinnest end, it even produced a sharp sound, the sound of breaking the sound barrier. Its target was clear: a food source that had come to it.

Zhou Yi subconsciously used a telekinetic field to protect the rash individual. The telekinetic field blocked the flesh mixture but failed to stop it. The telekinetic field was easily penetrated. Strictly speaking, it wasn't penetrated; Zhou Yi's telekinetic force didn't feel shattered. In his perception, it was more like being neutralized. His telekinetic force seemed to resonate with the combined fluctuations of countless subtle telekinetic forces, completely losing its physical kinetic energy. So, the flesh mixture continued to lunge towards its perceived food.

Zhou Yi quickly withdrew his telekinetic force to pull the person away, but he was a bit too late. He didn't completely avoid it. Although Zhou Yi had moved him to the side, the tentacle-like flesh mixture still hit his shoulder.

The thin end, moving at supersonic speed, immediately tore through his weak bodily defenses, piercing his entire shoulder. In disbelief, he tried to scream but found that the flesh mixture inside him began to pulse rhythmically. Through its thin muscle tissue, he could even see blood and other fluids flowing rapidly. The thing embedded in his body was, in a strange sensation, slowly spreading into his body.

This situation frightened him to the point of losing his mind. He didn't know whether to scream or do something else. All his thoughts seemed to sink into silence in the tingling sensation in his shoulder. Fortunately, there were other people around him.

Zhou Yi had already rushed to his side, looking at the thing deeply embedded in the man's body. He didn't dare to pull it out forcefully, as it might tear out an unknown organ. So, he directly drew out the Adamantium alloy gun and cut the flesh mixture at the point of contact with the skin.

The moment he cut it, the entire mass of flesh trembled violently, and the invisible mental fluctuations more strongly stimulated everyone's nerves. The severed tentacle tip desperately tried to burrow into the injured man's body, even after being separated from the main body. This alone indicated its threat.

This terrifying monster.