50: First close contact with the black star

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‘It seems I need to teach it some common sense.’

Joa did not want to live in a depressing World with no material possessions or fun, only endless flesh and Blacklight Life.

There were so many things in the colorful World he hadn't tried yet; to be confined to a small dark room like that would be too tragic.

If he could only live in a dark, oppressive World, he would rather not have transmigrated.

What happened in those few short breaths just now.

Made Polaris and Jill, who had just walked over, look at Blacklight Eye with a mixture of surprise and uncertainty, and ask,

“Joa…It is…?”

“It…how should I put it? It’s…my child?”

As soon as Joa said this, Polaris and Jill suddenly turned their heads, their faces grim, their eyes filled with murderous intent as they stared fixedly at Joa.

“Joa! What exactly is going on?!”

Two weren’t enough?

In the blink of an eye, he had a dog and brought it back?

Wait? A dog?

Because they cared too much about Joa, the two, who had overreacted to the word “child,” regained their composure.

Then, they both looked at Joa with a strange expression.

“Could it be…Joa, are You actually Indian?”

??? That’s too dirty to curse!

And it smells like armpits!

Hearing Polaris and Jill’s words, Joa took a deep breath.

He began to explain the origin of the Blacklight Eye and the reason for his evolution in another World with a serious expression.

He was afraid that the two of them would misunderstand him as an Indian.

Hearing Joa’s explanation, Polaris and Jill’s faces were filled with disbelief.

Could the Blacklight Virus evolve to that extent?

“Then…Joa, You can create life now, so aren’t You already a God?”

Jill couldn't help but ask the doubt in her heart, and Polaris, beside her, also looked at Joa with a searching gaze.

Hearing this, Joa shook his head and chuckled.

“Far from it, a God must at least master the power of a law.”

“My current evolution level is not enough, and what I have devoured are all ordinary life forms.”

“Although they are also very strong, devouring ordinary people alone cannot allow me to master extraordinary powers, just like your metal manipulation and magnetic field control, which I have always coveted.”

Joa always made the worst-case scenario plans for everything; he did not want to mess around due to arrogance and self-importance, leading to being sealed and rejected by the great Gods of the Marvel Universe.

“However, I am indeed very strong now.”

As he spoke, tentacles surged in Joa’s hand, forming a black and red biological pistol.

He casually fired a shot at the wall.

With a bang, a flesh and blood virus bullet was fired.

It instantly contaminated an entire Police station wall.

Soon, the wall was absorbed cleanly.

Immediately, the virus bullet quickly contracted into a ball, then wriggled towards Joa.

The survivors not devoured by the Blacklight Eye, Hank fixed on the opposite wall.

And Polaris and Jill.

After seeing this scene, their expressions became dull.

What kind of gun is this? Can a gun be used like this?

It’s too terrifying!

Seeing everyone’s expressions, Joa smiled and shook his head.

He began to consider his next plans.

First, he would return to Marvel for a period of rest.

He had evolved for an unknown amount of time and had been lonely for so long; if he didn't rest soon, he would become depressed.

Moreover, after returning to the Marvel Universe, he still had some other things to do.

Tony Stark.

His head, cursed with wisdom, was a great treasure.

Given time, he might be able to create a Water drop or a two-dimensional foil for himself.

This would be a very strong aid for his future invasion of myriad Worlds.

Not to mention that he also planned to devour the spark later.

By then, he might be able to create Transformers fused with Blacklight Life.

For technology, there was Tony Stark, the spark, and Transformers.

For flesh and blood, there was Blacklight Star.

Such comprehensive development, especially of flesh and blood machines, reminded Joa of a World he knew little about, concerning loyalty.

The wetware and servitors in Warhammer 40K.

Servitors are a kind of modified half-human, half-machine creature?

They should still be considered living beings.

They can also be understood as an advanced version of human mechanical modification in the Cyberpunk 2077 game.

As for wetware, that’s quite impressive.

This is a mechanical computer that uses biologically cultivated biological brains as its processing core.

But because it uses a brain as its processing core, it’s not called a computer; it’s called wetware.

This thing is much more reliable than super artificial intelligence.

At this thought, Joa couldn't help but smack his lips.

‘The combination of Blacklight Life, the spark, and various technological items created by Stark will definitely achieve this effect.’

‘It’s just that making Tony Stark willingly pledge his loyalty to me… might take some effort.’

Although Tony Stark could be forcibly infected, a twisted melon might not be worth much per catty.

If his heart was unwilling to obey him, how could his efficiency improve?

Sending someone to devour him would only gain his memories, not inherit his brain cursed with wisdom.

Moreover, plundering the myriad Worlds also required some powerful and specialized warriors.

Therefore, those who could be subdued should be subdued as much as possible.

Those who were stubborn would then be devoured and transformed into Blacklight Life, maximizing the benefits.

While Joa was contemplating the future, and Polaris, Jill, and the other survivors in the Police station were stunned.

Joa’s Blacklight Warriors returned with the survivors they had rescued, having been summoned.

“Boss!”

Polaris and Jill snapped out of their daze upon hearing the sound, letting out a long breath, and looked at Joa with complex expressions.

Joa, whose thoughts had been interrupted, looked around.

Seeing everyone watching him, his heart stirred, and the corners of his mouth curved into a smile.

“You’ve returned just in time.”

“Big Eye…never mind, the strengthening limit on Blacklight Star is higher.”

Saying that, Joa waved his hand, and a square spatial door appeared out of thin air.

Everyone looked inside.

What they saw on the other side was like the legendary hell.

A scarlet sky, pitch-black ground, and visible black and red mist floating in the air.

“This…is Blacklight Star?”

Even having heard Joa’s description, seeing it with their own eyes still made Polaris and Jill shudder.

Seeing the faint fear in the eyes of Polaris, Jill, and his subordinate warriors, Joa looked as if he had expected it.

See, he wasn’t just talking nonsense.

No one would feel comfortable in that oppressive environment; staying there for too long would definitely lead to depression.

“You don’t need to be afraid. Just go in, get strengthened, and come back when it’s done.”

Upon receiving Joa’s command, the Blacklight Warriors’ eyes immediately became firm.

They then orderly queued to pass through the space-time gate.

“Wait!”

“Bring that guy too.”

“Yes, Boss!”

Two Blacklight Warriors walked out from the end, pulled Hank off the wall, and without asking for his consent, directly took him to Blacklight Star.

As soon as the Blacklight Warriors stepped onto Blacklight Star, countless Blacklight Life forms surrounded them.

Each black slime grew tentacles, with an eyeball at one end, directly observing the newcomers.

They seemed to be considering whether these people could be eaten.

After some observation, ignoring the Blacklight Warriors who carried the aura of the supreme black light will.

The Blacklight Life forms’ attention was all focused on Hank.

Being stared at by countless eyeballs, Hank felt waves of nausea, and his body spasmed uncontrollably.

Just as Hank was about to lose his composure.

Joa, on the other side of the space-time gate, waved his hand.

‘Obeying Your command! Great and supreme black light will.’

All the Blacklight Life forms retreated and disappeared into the vast black and red mist.

Seeing this, Joa turned his head and looked at Polaris and Jill encouragingly.

“Go ahead, it’ll be fine.”