Stray

h a thin layer of floating soil.
Nemo glanced at the door sign, and the instructions above were very detailed— The room here was mainly used to store some ancient medical props that have long been abandoned.

There was no sound at all, obvious that the other party was using means to seal all noises.
He could easily break this defense, but he would be discovered by the two demons.

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Telaranea should have quickly gotten rid of their principal and came here.
No matter what was happening in this room, it could be assume it was relatively important.
Nemo’s gaze swept across a corner of the cobwebs, and an inexplicable sense of familiarity suddenly hit him.

Nemo sharply jump and caught a little spider less than half the size of a corn kernel.
Probably feeling something, the spider laid quietly in the palm of his hand motionless.

He had definitely done something similar before.

That weird feeling reappeared.
Some kind of weird intuition emerged from the depths of his mind and knowledge from unknown sources suddenly swirled in his thoughts.
Nemo had an idea, and it was one that scared him a little.

He gently pressed his fingertips against the little gray-brown spider.
Nemo didn’t unleash any magic but followed the knowledge in his head and wrapped it with power and precision.

The spider began to twist.

The size hadn’t change significantly, but it turned from an ordinary gray-brown to pitch black.
The originally dim and rough abdomen turned into a moist and shiny sphere, and a cross-shaped pattern appeared on it.
It began to slide slowly.

It wasn’t a pattern, but a pupil.
A small eye was turning on the spider’s abdomen.
The spider’s power wasn’t enhanced, and its strength had not change significantly compared to before, but its aura had now completely disappeared.
The spider seemed to know what was going on as its eight thin legs began to move slowly.

Nemo’s hand shook a little, and he almost squashed the spider in this palm.

An extremely dim star lit up in the starry sky.
He knew very well in his heart— A brand new demon was born.

Nemo desperately suppressed the shock and panic that surged in his heart, let go of his hand, and sent the transformed spider into the crevice.
The little spider seemed to be in a good mood.
After turning a few times in place, it quickly went into the room.

Because the power was too weak, it wasn’t affected by the barrier.
The black spider moved quickly along the gap under the cabinet, then climbed up the wall from a dark corner and stopped where the view was best.

Nemo took a deep breath and hid at the corner of the corridor.
He leaned against the wall and covered one eye with his hand then close the other one.

There were blurred pictures and sounds in the dark at first, then after a few minutes, the outline of things became clearer, and the sound no longer resembled a faint echo in a cave.

The spider was lying in the corner and didn’t move anymore so his vision stabilized.

That was indeed the Vance they had seen.

The long gray-white hair was casually scattered on his shoulders, and the orange eyes were alienated and indifferent.
The demon was topless, sitting in a complex structure that he wasn’t sure what its purpose was, and stared blankly at the slowly moving mechanical arm.

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The hose was wounded around the cold metal, and vicious liquid dripped from the long needle at the end of the mechanical arm.
The sight would definitely make people physically ill as Nemo instinctively shivered and touched the goosebumps on his arms.

“Sorry for the long wait,” the woman he just saw, Telaranea, said softly, sounding unemotional.
The Sage of the Abyss unbuttoned her robe and exposed her chest.

Nemo: “……”

He wasn’t sure if he should continue to watch.

However, it turned out that he thought a little too much.
In the next second, Telaranea reached out her right hand blankly and pierced it into the chest of her body.
Oddly enough, only a very small amount of blood diffused from the wound, but even so, the scene was extremely terrifying.
Nemo held back the desire to vomit and forced himself to continue watching.

After the toothachingly sound of churning flesh and bones breaking, Telaranea took out a red ball the size of an apple from her chest.
Countless pupils on it floated and merged, still stained with dark purple blood.

It was the flesh used by the Sage of the Abyss to possess those on the surface; one of its countless eyeballs.

The owner of the eyeball just rolled her eyes, gathered her protruded skin and broken ribs, then recovered as before under a spell.
Except for the blood on her fair skin, the terrifying scene just now seemed like it was an illusion.

The “female professor” slowly buttoned up her robe, adjusted it, and casually threw the eyeball at Vance, as if it was really an apple.

“Please.” Telaranea shrugged.
“What? Do you want me to wash it for you? Alas, I don’t have many eyeballs in existence here, and I have to find a way to replenish them after a while… What a nuisance.”

Vance didn’t say a word.
He frowned and surveyed the crimson eyeball in his hand…

Then ate it.

Nemo covered his mouth.
This time he almost really vomited.

Talbott Vance’s expression was extremely calm.
Even when the mechanical arm suddenly swarmed around him with long needles piercing his torso, his face didn’t change a bit.

“Why bother?” Telaranea sighed, tidying up her copper-red hair.
“I haven’t seen you like this… You persisted long enough.
It’s meaningless to go on like this, and I’m in a lot of trouble on my side, tsk.”

“I’m still alive, and I can continue to live,” Vance replied in a low voice, ignoring the movements of the long needles as if he had lost the feeling of pain.

“No, no, no.
Strictly speaking, you are dead.” The Sage of the Abyss shook her finger.
“Your body is rotting at the bottom of the Abyss, isn’t it? It’s just that this piece of flesh is barely able to ‘move’.
If I fail to provide an eyeball in one month’s time, you’ll lose your energy source, and even this piece of flesh would rot.”

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She sighed.
“Although I usually don’t care about this… As a compatriot who has survived for so long, I still want to warn you that it’ll be more painful than you can imagine.”

“I know.”

“Believe me, you don’t know.
I understand that you are in pain now, but that pain is not of the same magnitude as what you’re feeling now… If you want, I can kill you now.
Of course, in a completely painless way.”

“Not yet.”

“Won’t you reconsider?”

“No.”

“Well, old men are truly stubborn.” Telaranea shrugged and rolled her eyes again.

“What the hell are you clinging to when it’s clear the original body has already settled in its final years, Vance… No, Aurorae?”

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Nemo: ??? Skipping class this time was worth it.

Vance is probably the most wronged person to get exposed (……

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In order to prevent everyone from forgetting _(:з”∠)_ Note:

“Talbott Vance” is the human name used for disguise, similar to “Cahill Edwards” and “Mrs.
Mandy” used by Tela.

His real demon’s name is Aurorae XD

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Just a reminder that as demons don’t have gender unless otherwise stated, the pronouns used will be based off the body it currently possesses, so in this case, Telarenea is a “she” now (but its original form is just an “it”).