Doomsday Code

Chapter 954 The Barbarian King Gust's Extraordinary Encounters

Is this the end of the world?

Chen Cheng rubbed his chin and murmured.

He then made a decision: he had to go to the ends of the earth.

He had a premonition that he might gain unexpected benefits if he went there.

Chen Cheng found Kui Niu, who had been drinking with the king at the banquet, and told him his plan.

Kui Niu hiccuped as he spoke:

"Don't worry, I will protect His Majesty."

"Brother Kui... Brother Kui Niu, come and drink! I've already finished my cup, so you're going to lose."

The pot-bellied king, holding an empty wine cup, grinned at the bull and spoke.

"Who, who said they lost? I'm coming right now."

Kui Niu raised his glass and chugged down the entire glass of wine.

Chen Cheng saw that Kui Niu was already quite drunk, and then looked at the king's large beer belly. He was really worried about Kui Niu, who couldn't use his battle qi to expel the alcohol.

Clearly, the king's beer belly was a testament to his fighting prowess.

Chen Cheng knew that Kui Niu had taken his words to heart, so he decided not to disturb Kui Niu and his group any longer and let them drink to their hearts' content tonight.

While Chen Cheng was having a blast with singing and dancing at his banquet, in some unknown space, the Barbarian King Gust awoke from his unconsciousness, rubbing his throbbing head.

Once he regained his senses, he remembered that he was still fighting against the abyss monsters. Immediately, his body entered battle mode, and his eyes quickly scanned his surroundings to get a grasp of the situation as fast as possible.

However, what appeared before him was not a vast horde of monsters, but rather a special, pure white room.

There is no light source in this room; it's as if the room itself is emitting light.

The only item in the room was the white bed beneath him.

After assessing the situation, Gust instantly exerted his strength and landed in the corner against the wall, thus gaining the best possible view of his surroundings.

However, after looking around, Gust found nothing; apart from his breathing, there was no other sound in the room.

Gust looked at the glowing white walls around him, then pointed at them.

He was confident he could pull his hand back the moment the situation occurred.

However, the danger he had imagined did not materialize; it was just a cold wall, just like the floor beneath his feet.

Then Gust's figure began to flash rapidly, and several Gust appeared in different positions on the walls of the room in an instant.

When Gust stopped after searching around and finding no other mechanisms, he did.

Instead of immediately roaring, he went to the only bed in the room.

He didn't believe this was a completely enclosed room; there must be an entrance and exit.

If nothing was found on the wall, then the only thing left was the bed where he had been lying.

Gust searched around the bed and finally found the mechanism.

The mechanism was both very obvious and very well hidden, because it was right on the headboard of the bed where Gusté was lying, within easy reach of him.

After pressing the mechanism, the pure white walls around them changed. No hidden door appeared; instead, the entire wall seemed to melt away little by little, like a special, closed holographic image.

The bed he had been lying on also melted away at the same time.

At this moment, Gust appeared in a vast space that was still pure white, but many times larger than before.

But here it was no longer empty, but filled with many special machines he had never heard of before.

When Ghost reached out and touched these machines, all he could feel was the coldness of the metal bodies.

He applied slight pressure with his hand, but it had no effect on these machines, causing them no damage whatsoever.

Just as Gust was contemplating whether to use his fists, a voice suddenly rang out in the silent space of this forest of metal machines.

"Doesn't the mighty barbarian king know that it's wrong to enter someone's home and directly destroy their property?"

The sudden sound did not frighten Gust, because he was prepared for it.

He didn't believe he would appear here on his own; it was obvious he had been brought here by someone.

He didn't want to play hide-and-seek here, so after seeing these machines, he had the idea of ​​luring the person behind the scenes out.

Upon hearing the sound, Gust flew towards its source as quickly as possible.

This space is quite large, and there are also quite a lot of metal machines.

Moreover, the guy went silent after saying that sentence. Fortunately, Gust had an exceptional memory and followed his memory to the central area of ​​this machine forest.

And here he finally met the mastermind behind bringing him here.

After seeing that guy, all I can say is that "mastermind" isn't just an adjective, but a statement, because he really is incredibly ruthless, just like the little black figure in Detective Conan—a black, humanoid being.

The little black man was sitting on a leather sofa, and opposite him was a very old-fashioned black and white television.

That's right, it's a television set.

Meanwhile, the little black man was holding a cup of tea, with his legs crossed, and a remote control in his hand, changing channels on the TV.

However, at this moment, no picture appeared on the TV screen; instead, there were only clusters of static and noise.

"Could you do me a favor and give him a couple of taps on the head? This model is too old; it has some problems with signal reception."

When Gust saw the little black man, his muscles were tense. Every movement of the little black man made him feel a chill down his spine and cold sweat pour down his forehead.

He wanted to use his demigod realm, but at this moment he had no other means to use besides his own physical body.

Seeing that Guster hadn't moved for a while, the little black man couldn't help but grunt, and Guster instantly came to his senses.

He then went to the old-fashioned antenna TV set from the 1980s or 90s, swallowed hard, and patted the set.

Seeing that the object was made of crystal, he didn't use much force, so the television screen only flickered slightly and didn't display a complete picture.

Seeing this, the little black man spoke up:

"Don't hold back, use all your strength. Don't worry, you won't break it."

After hearing this, Gust no longer held back. He thought he should do as the little black man said first, and then ask him to let him leave.

Indeed, at this point, Gusté's demands had turned into requests, because the little black man was putting too much pressure on him.