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Liu Xingluo wasn’t surprised to see her phone, which had been severely damaged in the previous battle, was now unusable. After all, she herself had been turned into a pincushion; there was no way an ordinary phone could have survived.
But this meant she had no way to pinpoint her current location. She would have to find someone nearby and borrow their phone.
“Your Highness, is this what you need? I’ve prepared it for you.”
From the shadows beside her, Lain produced a phone and handed it to Liu Xingluo.
Last time, without a phone on her, she had been forced to use a display model at a phone store to figure out her location. To prevent a similar situation, Lain had secretly swiped a phone without her knowledge.
“Oh, you already prepared it. As expected of you, Lain—so reliable. If only you’d help me in battles against my sisters, it would be even better.”
Lain was so useful that Liu Xingluo regretted he couldn’t participate in her fights against the other princesses. If Lain were on her side, her chances of victory would increase dramatically.
But unfortunately, he couldn’t. A beast of his level had no place in princess battles. Still, he offered every form of assistance except direct intervention. How to leverage him to defeat the other princesses was something Liu Xingluo would have to figure out herself.
That was a problem for later. For now, she needed to use the phone to check her location and find the route to her sister.
Yet…
“Huh? Why won’t it turn on? Lain, where did you get this phone?”
After fiddling for a while, the screen remained dark—clearly defective. Could it have been broken from the start?
“I got it from a place with many identical items.”
“A place with many identical items… Ah, forget it. I won’t ask. Let’s go.”
Lain thought like a typical evolved beast. Even if she asked whether it was a phone store or a scrapyard, he probably couldn’t explain clearly. Best not to waste breath. She would find a passerby and borrow a phone. Given her identity, it shouldn’t be hard.
Perhaps this area was sparsely populated, or maybe Jidi’s rampage had driven everyone away. Either way, Liu Xingluo couldn’t find a single person on the streets.
Without anyone to ask, she had no idea how to reach her sister. This was terrible.
Just as she was racking her brain, she heard an unusual sound—one she had heard just a few days ago.
The sound of gunpowder exploding. Where there was gunpowder, there were people!
“Lain, follow me!”
Determining the direction, Liu Xingluo dashed toward the sound. If she found people, the rest would be easy.
But since there were explosions, she was heading straight into a battlefield where the Anti-Void Beast Unit was fighting evolved beasts. That was a bit troublesome—if possible, she wanted to avoid fighting.
However, with her strength, ordinary evolved beasts were no match for her. And given the unit’s combat power, they might have finished the job by the time she arrived.
But when she reached the scene, the situation was completely different from what she had imagined. No, not just different—it was the exact opposite!
Several evolved beasts had cornered two members of the Anti-Void Beast Unit against a wall. From the looks of the other members lying scattered and motionless on the ground, the unit had been slaughtered, leaving only those two.
No! She still needed to borrow their phones! She couldn’t let them die here, devoured by evolved beasts.
At that thought, Liu Xingluo stopped caring about the damage her actions might cause to the building beneath her feet. She kicked off with all her might, launching herself toward them.
After all, the organization would cover the losses from battle. No need to hold back.
With the momentum, she delivered a powerful kick, smashing one of the evolved beasts blocking her path into pieces.
“Alright, any other suicidal ones? Come on—huh?”
After making a stylish entrance and landing—at least she thought it was stylish—she turned around to deal with the remaining beasts.
But upon seeing them, she froze.
Unlike the Drill Rats and Black Dragon she had fought before, these evolved beasts didn’t even look like living creatures. They resembled… snowmen.
Not the terrifying ones from horror movies—their faces were actually kind of cute.
If Liu Ruyan saw these snowmen, she would surely have hugged one and asked Liu Xingluo to take a picture.
But that wasn’t the only thing that stunned her. The snowman she had just kicked apart began to reassemble itself. In less than three seconds, it was back in perfect condition, standing before her.
[They have self-repair abilities?! That’s too overpowered.]
As she inwardly cursed their regeneration, she understood why the Anti-Void Beast Unit had been reduced to two survivors against these snow-like enemies.
With their ability to revive, the unit’s flame attacks were useless. Yet the soldiers had fought to the last two. Liu Xingluo admired their bravery. She wished she could be half as courageous.
But for now, she had to deal with these snowmen. Ordinary physical attacks couldn’t kill them. To defeat ice-based enemies, she needed fire.
She didn’t have fire abilities, nor did she have an evolved beast coin with flame attacks.
But her servant Lain had fire powers. Let him handle it.
“Lain, take care of these. Burn them completely.”
“Leave it to me.”
In the next instant, Lain emerged from her shadow. Blue flames burning in his hands engulfed the snowmen, leaving not even a snowflake behind.
At that level, they shouldn’t be able to regenerate.
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