Pretending To Be A Boss-Chapter 369 - 46: The Strongest Human Burning Talent_2

"You only have less than an hour left to live, do you plan to plunge everyone into grief as you’re about to die? That’s really mean,"

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For the guardian of the pit, watching over the cave was a boring task, and making a mockery of the humans trapped in the pit had become its source of amusement.

From the moment Song Que was sent through the teleportation portal at the top of the pit, it sensed that it would have new entertainment.

Now that Song Que had revealed a secret that it never considered a secret, it didn’t deny it.

It admitted it candidly.

Ringing in the stone cave, Ling Yi shook all over.

Those who had died over the years... what were they really?

Merely toys for this cave monster?

She stared blankly ahead at the monster in human form with a cruel smile on its face.

For the first time, Ling Yi felt that maybe she really couldn’t lead everyone out.

Because as long as the monster before her lived, a torrential rain that could extinguish their hope might come at any moment.

"These boulders, did you prepare them over the past seven days? It seems you’ve long discovered the secret of the rainwater. Worthy of being one of the rarest among humans with the gift of the ten heavens," the cave monster said.

Song Que didn’t feel surprised. His chaotic mind made him like a clown, never astonished by any unexpected act of the enemy.

He only found it interesting.

Normal will sometimes forgets memories formed under chaotic will, but chaotic memory retains the recollections of both personas.

Song Que remembered what Tang Xian had mentioned on the Saint Dena Highlands, the Court of Thousan Beasts.

"It turns out you possess intelligence not only comparable to humans... no, even surpassing that of most humans. If I were to kill you here, I wonder how long would it take for the Court of Thousan Beasts to find out?"

The cave monster said with disdain:

"If you can do it, then by all means, try."

"Although you didn’t answer my question, I suppose I needn’t hold back now, right?"

There was no need to continue the conversation further. An uneven battle between a man and a dragon unfolded.

Song Que actually initiated the attack first.

His speed was as fast as lightning, and he leaped onto a floating rock in an instant.

This telekinesis was different from that of the Blue-eyed Witch and Qin Qian. Strictly speaking, it wasn’t about controlling objects.

Rather, he created a field of gravity chaos. But this force-field was also unstable because, even Song Que himself didn’t know where the direction of the force-field would lead.

Thus, this ability couldn’t be used to escape from the pit.

But he had the Eyes of Balance. He could predict, albeit briefly.

Though not as far into the future as when in his core persona.

It was while dodging that the cave monster felt its body had become a bit heavier.

"A mantis trying to stop a chariot!"

Even within the twisted gravity field, the cave monster’s speed far exceeded that of Song Que.

"Surprising, beasts can actually speak idioms! Two for the price of one, catch!"

Crazy personality Song Que taunted, somewhat in the style of Tang Xian.

Song Que’s body kept rebounding irregularly among several floating boulders.

The irregularly changing rocks, together with the unpredictable trajectory of his leaps.

The cave monster was unable to predict where these chaotic attacks would land the next second.

As it floated in the air, the cave monster nearly hit Song Que several times, its claws sweeping through the air, creating fierce currents.

But somehow, Song Que managed to dodge each attack, as if by coincidence.

Song Que’s hand blade hit the cave monster’s general’s armor.

But it did not leave the slightest mark on its body.

[Speed is 1.4 times mine, the closest attribute to me, its attack power is monstrous, one hit will lead to severe injury, but with a 1.4 times difference, I can dodge its attacks with the Eyes of Balance.]

The voice in his consciousness was the real Song Que’s.

While the masked Song Que was reluctant to rely on his alter ego, who believed in absurd justice, he had no choice but to accept the help.

Because so far, no one had been able to fight a calamity-level creature alone.

Not even the ten-gifted Akasi could do it, and Song Que didn’t think he could either.

Having narrowly avoided several of the cave monster’s attacks, the huge stones floating and constantly changing positions in the air suddenly burst into countless small stones.

"With no footing left, let’s see where you can dodge!" the cave monster mocked.

Song Que also responded with a mocking smile, although it was hidden by his mask.

It was like walking in a field where the direction of gravity constantly changed.

The dragon was so powerful that it wasn’t greatly affected, but Song Que was pulled by this force field.

Using the Eyes of Balance, Song Que predicted the direction of the force field changes, stepping on those fine rocks when the field was directed upward.

He was light as a feather.

Then he leaped up high in an instant.

In that moment, the gravity field changed again.

Overlapping with gravity and pulling downward.

[The chaotic gravity field will last for 3.7 seconds, its acceleration being the same 9.8m/s^2, attack from directly above his head, at this time his dodging will be in the most favorable direction, but this dragon is naturally arrogant, most likely he won’t dodge but will resist with even stronger gravity to show off his strength, 1.4 times the speed difference will make him even slower!]

"Shut up!"

To deal with the overly powerful cave monster, the two personas had to cooperate.

Nevertheless, the chaotic persona of Song Que ended up adopting the strategy of the real Song Que.

He throws a punch at the dragon from high in the sky.

The speed and power of this punch received a significant enhancement.

And everything happened just as Song Que had anticipated—in the Eyes of Balance, the next second wasn’t about dodging for the dragon but catching the attack single-handedly.