Superman Termination Manual-Chapter 558 - 271 Strange Thing VS Alien Monster

Chapter 558: Chapter 271 Strange Thing VS Alien Monster ‘Bai Wenna’ (Part 2) Chapter 558: Chapter 271 Strange Thing VS Alien Monster ‘Bai Wenna’ (Part 2) It paused: “But there’s still a long way to go before this year ends, nothing is determined yet, we can take it slow.”

The gray humanoid babbled on the podium, but no one paid attention to it below the stage.

Lan Ou ignored the oddity and turned to the others saying, “Speaking of which, are we really going to have a Ke Mingye Martial Arts Tournament later?”

“Lord Kobe definitely deserves to be the first,” Kobe snorted coldly.

Spider Man laid his arms behind his head, looked up, resting his head on the desk behind, and sighed softly: “If we have to fight, you talk as if any of you are my match, don’t forget your powers were all derived from me.”

He paused, then looked sideways at Kobe: “Besides… what’s your Contracted Beast called? Isn’t it just going to be thrown around like a ball in a fight?”

Upon hearing this, Kobe suddenly roared, “Don’t underestimate the bond between me and Red Hat—!”

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“If that time comes, I’ll be the first to kill you,” Red Hat said to it, tone flat.

“Damn… Is this what betrayal feels like?” Kobe lifted his wings to cover his face.

Ke Mingye fell silent for a moment, then turned again to look down the corridor; the figure that had been leaning against the window had now disappeared. Only another boy leaning against the wall, his eyes downcast, silently flipping through a book.

“Bro, what’s wrong with you?”

Suddenly, Ke Mingye heard the oddity utter this sentence, and in a girl’s accent.

He was slightly stunned, then he turned his face towards the oddity.

The thing had its hand in its mouth and shrugged innocently, indicating that the voice wasn’t its own. Yet, its face suddenly changed, taking on a cold look slightly tinged with aggressiveness of a young girl.

Then the thing crossed its arms and spoke in a delicate voice: “Bro, what’s wrong with you… wake up, wake up.”

As soon as these words fell, the scene before Ke Mingye’s eyes suddenly shattered, like glass breaking apart.

Immediately after, the shards struck him like a reverse downpour, and in that brief moment, time seemed to slow down.

Among the whirling fragments, he could see many things.

The fragments reflected everyone’s faces, some showed the oddity, some Lan Ou, some showed Red Hat and Kobe, some Spider Man, some the boy reading outside the classroom, and some showed… a face shrouded in crimson shadows.

He opened his eyes, or rather, he was already looking.

Ke Mingye came back to his senses, shifted back a bit, and stared blankly at the face reflected in his eyes.

Bai Zini raised her eyebrows, her small face full of surprise, and waved in front of him.

“How did you get in?” Ke Mingye asked, puzzled for a moment, holding his forehead and curiously asking.

“Your door wasn’t locked.” Bai Zini paused, staring straight at his eyes, and asked earnestly, “More importantly, are you okay, bro? I saw you just staring at the bookshelf, zoning out, and you didn’t respond when I called you.”

“I’m fine,” Ke Mingye shook his head, “Just… feeling a bit dizzy, thinking about things.”

“Ha… you zoned out for so long in front of me, just thinking about stuff?”

“Bai Zini classmate, we superhumans sometimes do that, we are all Superhuman, give us some understanding.”

“Really?”

“Really.”

Hearing this, the two in the room fell silent for a while.

“That day at the beach, you promised me, you wouldn’t lie to me or hide anything from me.”

“I didn’t…” Ke Mingye sighed, “you magical girls are also always being told you don’t bathe or change clothes, superhumans have their own troubles.”

Bai Zini couldn’t take it and immediately explained, “In non-combat times, magic outfits automatically clean and repair themselves, so why would we need baths and changing clothes?”

“That’s exactly it… I don’t understand magical girls, you don’t understand superhumans, we just occasionally get dizzy.”

“Okay then… shall we go for a walk?”

“Yeah, let’s walk.”

Saying this, Ke Mingye got up from the bed, took a sip of the Oolong tea on the bedside table that he hadn’t finished, and then moved out of the room. He walked to the next room, was about to knock on the door to ask if the two inside wanted to come out for a walk with him.

However, at that moment, he suddenly paused, his right hand stopping mid-air, as if realizing something.

The next moment, he immediately switched to You Minglu’s perspective.

He looked down at his hands, seeing the controller in his grasp; looking up, the reflection in his sight on the TV displayed dazzling cartoon text—”Congratulations on clearing the game.”

Shi Neian took a breath, lethargic, and asked, “Is this really your first time playing?”

“Was I… just playing the game?” You Minglu put down the controller, his face expressionless.

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“Otherwise how did we clear it?”

Shi Neian said, biting a chip, turning her head slightly, looking at her in surprise, “Senior, you weren’t sleepwalking, were you?”

“During just this past minute, was I playing a game?”

You Minglu kept questioning.

“You were playing, and you did well,” Shi Neian sighed, putting down the controller and hugging her knees, her fingers doodling on the blanket. She lethargically added, “Mousey me, it’s my first time seeing someone play so well on their first try, surely this is what a talented magical girl is like, mousey me is really good for nothing.”

Hearing this, Ke Mingye paused at the door for a moment, then raised his hand and knocked, asking the two inside: “My sister and I are going for a walk, do you guys want to come?”

“No need.” “No need.”

The two answered in unison. As stay-at-home types, there likely wouldn’t be a second kind of reply.