The boss of the last days is a salted fish in the interstellar world

Chapter 117 [117] Explosive update first
If there is only one guy in the world who can mobilize all the emotions in Shi Jin by standing there, this one is probably the only one in front of him.

The chief culprit who ruined her family in her previous life dared to appear in front of her in this life, and Shi Jin dreamed of killing this bastard for revenge.

But even if she hated it to the extreme, she didn't lose all sense of proportion at the moment.

After all, virtual space, even if it is real, can't cause substantial damage to it, not to mention that she still can't be sure whether the guy in front of her is deliberately transformed by others to show her flaws, or whether this game is really all about it. What the hell it did.

The cold pupils of the young boy in the mirror are filled with the indifference of looking down on an ant. In the process of staring at Shi Jin, even if he is in the lower position, it seems that he is born with a superior posture.

The immature face is expressionless, the lips are red and the teeth are white, and the blood-red pupils are cold-blooded like reptiles.

Shi Jin didn't like his expression at the moment, so he picked up a small hot rock at his feet and threw it towards the mirror in the middle.

The stone hit the mirror with great force, but it was smashed into pieces abruptly.

As if the sound of glass cracking reached Shi Jin's ears, the face split apart in the spider web-like gap, not only did not disappear, but split into many more with the appearance of cracks in the mirror surface.

Haunted like a ghost.

"Sister doesn't have time to play with you right now." Shi Jin got up and said with a sneer, "Remind me, there are less than 10 minutes left, have you figured out how to kill me?"

Wanting to stimulate herself, it's a pity that her emotions will no longer collapse as easily as in the past.

The child's head tilted slightly, his expression remained the same, his wide-open pupils were staring straight at Shi Jin, he looked like a real baby who was curious about what the adults said, ignorant, not sure if he really didn't understand, or Playing stupid on purpose.

Shi Jin leans toward the latter.

She looked at the other party coldly, and was about to say something more, but at this moment, a voice suddenly sounded in her mind——

[I remembered. ]
[I've seen you. ]
*
"..."

speak.

Shi Jin didn't expect that this thing could still talk!

The baby-like little monster thought it would be the same as the last time in the rainforest, and would only look at others with its eyes open, but it caught her off guard when she uttered human words this time.

Shi Jin asked: "What is your purpose? Don't tell me that your appearance here is purely accidental."

[......]
The corners of the lips are slightly hooked.

A faint smile appeared on the child's face.

This kind of alienated and indifferent smile that sees through everything like an adult appears on such a baby's face, giving people an extremely weird feeling.

Staring at that face, Shi Jin felt a little uncomfortable, and there was an inexplicable uncanny valley effect.

[No accident. ] The child's milk voice was immature, and it sounded again in her mind, [I came here to see you on purpose. ]
[Shi Jin. ]
[In your memory, there are traces of the existence of my other avatars, the rain forest, this is not the first time we met. ]
——Other avatars.

Shi Jin grasped the point.

It was not without suspicion before.

From the stone samples brought back by Jiang Yan and the others, Shi Jin wondered whether every small stone had the same ability as the boulder itself.

They also grow, using radiation to alter the genetics of those around them, making them bloodthirsty and aggressive.

After meeting those Klovakian students at Emperor Star Hospital during the day, Shi Jin verified this conjecture from the conversation with them—the meteorite that created the doomsday on the earth was just, just a part of the boulder itself. It's just an eye-catching avatar.

So she never saw life in that stone, because it didn't exist.

(End of this chapter)