Doomsday: with unlimited warehouse system



Clive nodded and his gaze towards the strange nest became grave.  He continued, "Devouring Demon Centipedes are the guardians of the Zerg.  They are ferocious in nature, incredibly powerful, and can even single-handedly take on a group of twelve-level super-beasts."

Hearing Clive's words, Viola was the first to be shocked.  A single insect could take on a twelve-level super-beast?  But what astonished her even more came next.

After a brief pause, Clive continued, "Devouring Demon Centipedes excel in both offense and defense.  The metallic soil you see here is shed from their bodies.  As the Zerg's primary guardians, there's no living creature in the wasteland world willing to encounter them.  Because facing them leads to only one outcome – death here."

This was why Clive's expression turned solemn the moment David summoned him.  He hadn't expected David to come to the Zerg's territory, let alone encounter Devouring Demon Centipedes.  He knew David was powerful, but facing this creature, Clive couldn't guarantee David's chances of success.

Furthermore, the atmosphere here favored Devouring Demon Centipedes in every way.  Clive knew that David wouldn't take this risk.  He even suspected that David had come here by accident.  So, he continued to advise David, "Hurry and leave this place.  Devouring Demon Centipedes seem to be asleep for now.  If they wake up and spot you, there won't be time to escape."

After saying this, Clive glanced at the nest of Devouring Demon Centipedes and then walked back to his wooden house.  But when he opened the door and turned around, he saw that David was still standing there motionless, which puzzled him.  He walked back to David and asked in confusion, "Why are you still here?  Listen to me, hurry and go somewhere else."

Hearing Clive's words, David's expression gradually relaxed, and he smiled as he replied, "Now that we're here, there's no reason to leave.  If we don't kill it today, we'll have to do it tomorrow.  I don't have that much time to waste."

"What?  You want to kill Devouring Demon Centipedes?  Have you lost your mind?"  David's words made Clive exclaim in shock.  But he quickly lowered his voice when he realized that Devouring Demon Centipedes was still in the nearby nest, and he continued, "Let me tell you, the terror of this creature is beyond your imagination!  The reason the Zerg can establish themselves in the wasteland world and become the dominant force is partly because of Devouring Demon Centipedes!  Although you're already at level twelve, the conditions here are not in your favor.  I advise you not to take this risk.  If something goes wrong, I won't be able to help."

The more Clive spoke, the more anxious he became, as if he feared that Devouring Demon Centipedes might suddenly charge out.  His gaze towards David also became particularly serious, as if he were looking at a monster.  He had lived this long without ever seeing anyone challenge Devouring Demon Centipedes.  Even when it appeared, the nearby zombies and super-beasts all fled, never daring to confront it.

So why did David seem completely unconcerned?  Clive thought David must be crazy, or else he wouldn't utter a word about killing Devouring Demon Centipedes.  Viola, watching from the side, also had a complex expression, and her nervousness continued to spread across her face."

Viola sensed the horror of Devouring Demon Centipedes from Clive's words.  She couldn't understand why David was so determined to stay here.

As she watched both of them with puzzled expressions, David calmly took a couple of steps forward and said, "My purpose in the wasteland world is to conquer.  Now, there's only one opponent left, the Zerg.  Why should I hide?  The Zerg and Devouring Demon Centipedes may be terrifying, but in the face of humanity, they are nothing but mutated insects.  Humanity is the ultimate ruler of all worlds."

David's words grew more resolute, as if he wouldn't leave this place without killing Devouring Demon Centipedes today.  He knew that if he left now due to fear, he might never find the courage to step into this territory again.  The principle was to strike while the iron was hot.

David understood this, which is why he had to cut off the head of Devouring Demon Centipedes today.  Moreover, he wanted the Zerg to understand that  David, would exterminate them!

Clive was momentarily stunned by David's words.  However, he quickly shook his head helplessly and said, "Listen to an old man this time;  hurry and leave.  Dealing with someone who can single-handedly take on a group of twelve-level super-beasts is not something an ordinary person can handle.  I know you're capable, but the Zerg are not humans.  They have a natural inclination towards slaughter.  Leave this place while you still can!"

Clive continued to speak like an elder, his tone growing stern.  He didn't want to witness the young David's death in this wasteland place.  However, at this moment, David bent down, picked up a stone from the ground, and weighed it in his hand.

David said to Clive, "Even if I want to leave now, it's too late."

"What do you mean?"  Clive's entire body tensed up, and at that moment, he felt as if death was looming.  The stone drew a perfect arc in the air and accurately struck the inside of the nest.

"A loud clang!" resounded from inside the nest, as if the stone had hit something hard.  Clive held his breath, staring fixedly at the nest, and Viola's body broke out in a cold sweat.

Suddenly, a faint scream came from inside the nest.  David raised an eyebrow.  He knew that he had awakened Devouring Demon Centipedes with that stone.  He watched quietly, waiting for the appearance of this terrifying creature.  The scream grew louder and louder, causing the metallic soil around the nest to tremble.

At the same time, an immense and oppressive force, like a hundred insects swarming, rushed towards David.  Feeling this dark and hostile aura, Clive quickly flicked his right hand, and a copper bell fell into his hand from his sleeve."