Clown Game

Chapter 445: Chapter 423: The Game (Part Nine) Chapter 445: Chapter 423: The Game (Part Nine) Is there space between two overlapping entities? If there is, does this space still reside within the world as we comprehend it? If there are people in this space, would they still be alive or, should I say, would they still exist?

No one knew, when two doors merged into one, when the “click” of the door lock resonated, all the answers disappeared along with Bai Xiong and Prince Ni Niyetiir into that nonexistent crevice. Leaving only this scarred world of ice and snow, meteorite crater after meteorite crater, but that door…

This was the fall of a person, the end of a legacy… or perhaps not. Were they still falling? Or had they vanished, or entered another world? Perhaps there would be an answer, but that was a topic for another, much later time.

Let’s continue to look inside the Polar Research Area.

The recent battle affected the entire research area, but its robust construction material prevented any substantial damage. However, some staff close to the perimeter were shaken to death, some not-so-solid installations were completely shattered, some people were crushed under the ceiling, others got entangled in machinery, turned into minced meat… But these were not so important, if all of humanity was destined for extinction, then what significance did these few lives hold to be recorded?

And the battle raged on.

In the time that just passed, all members of the Omega Squad had regrouped, while The Splitters, utilizing the rules written by the “Pen”, fought to a stalemate without sustaining injuries. The battle went back and forth without any sign of defeat from either side, and it seemed it would drag on indefinitely. But they all knew that when the person named Lin Fan reached his breaking point, that would be the end of the fight.

There’s always a price to pay when relying on external forces.

Lin Fan’s body began to disintegrate, to fissure, the terrifying lines spreading with every punch, every kick, yet he did not cease this overdraft, persisting relentlessly.