Doomsday Train, I went crazy by hoarding billions of items.

Chapter 194 Mini Octopus

Jiang Ran naturally understood what Majik was worried about. Although they all understood that this so-called "god" was somewhat exaggerated, there was no doubt that their power far exceeded that of the Blue Star players.

It might be somewhat like a dimensional reduction attack from a higher-dimensional planet, so it's quite possible that they used some secret method to achieve their current state.

Just like Majik's guess, Jiang Ran didn't think that Big Eyes would be so kind as to just seal this "evil god" away; he would have to do something to it.

If it were the Jiang Ran of the past, she might have felt it was a pity, after all, if you really think about it, Big Eyeball lost a quality enemy.

But now it seems that whether it's a blessing or a curse is indeed unknown.

On a more optimistic note, if the giant octopus were truly exhausted by the giant eyeball, or if it fell victim to some other scheme, and Majik managed to snag such a huge bargain, it might not be such a bad thing for Earth.

Upon hearing Majik's last words, Jiang Ran waved her hand, dispelling his anxiety: "Big Eyeball probably doesn't have time to cause you trouble right now."

Majik asked blankly, "Why? Is it injured too?"

Jiang Ran wondered if it was because of his sudden large size that Majik seemed to have become somewhat sluggish.

Surprisingly, it looks much better than before.

She patiently recounted her experience of being dragged into this strange place. When she mentioned that the will of Blue Star had entered the game itself and successfully tracked down the Big Eyeball by taking advantage of the broken boat, Majik was so surprised that he couldn't say a word.

As Jiang Ran looked at the enormous octopus shadow before her, which was so large it even instilled fear in those who saw giant creatures, a vague thought suddenly flashed through her mind, but she couldn't quite grasp it.

She just subconsciously reminded him, "Bring your own body back with you, just in case you need it."

Majik and Jiang Ran were quite in sync on this point: "It's already been put away. If you like it, Master, I'll give it to you as a gift."

Jiang Ran: I politely declined.

You just started to find Majik somewhat pleasing to the eye, and then you immediately revealed your perverted nature, didn't you?

She pinched the bridge of her nose: "Try to shrink your size first, and then see if there's a way to leave here."

Majik twitched his tentacles, but did not refute Jiang Ran's imperious words, maintaining his respectful attitude as always.

This surprised Jiang Ran somewhat.

She thought that Majik, having had such a wonderful encounter, would surely take advantage of his current strength to get back some of the "enslavement and abuse" he had suffered at the hands of Jiang Ran. But she never expected him to be like a completely domesticated guard dog.

Jiang Ran wondered to herself: Could it be that I really have some talent for training dogs?
On the other hand, Majik was trying his best to take complete control of the excessively large body.

For the first time, he felt as if he were omnipotent, able to extend his tentacles to any place in this sea if he wished.

This sense of power is indeed somewhat captivating.

But he quickly sobered up from this so-called "power". This giant octopus was probably not even one percent as strong as it was at its peak.
But it still couldn't beat that big eyeball.

He had only picked up its body, and he didn't know if the creature would suddenly awaken and try to take control of it. It was really unnecessary to become addicted to a power that didn't belong to him.

It was precisely because of this concern that Majik subconsciously took good care of his lifeless body.

The only thing he hadn't expected was that Jiang Ran would remind him of this.

It has to be said that Majik was indeed somewhat happy. After thinking about things in a rambling way, Majik suddenly realized that his body did seem to be a little smaller than before.

Before he could tell Jiang Ran about his discovery, a sudden, intense feeling of weightlessness caused Majik to plummet silently into the deep sea.

Jiang Ran stared blankly at the huge shadow beneath the sea surface, which seemed to be constantly pupaing. As it pupaed, the shadow rapidly shrank until it disappeared completely!
She jumped directly onto the first deck, ran to the ship's railing, grabbed the railing, and looked down into the sea.

The seawater even lost its previous deep black color and became clear again.

After all that, could it be that the black sea is because the octopus is so big that its black skin absorbs all the light...?

But Majik is gone just like that, how am I supposed to leave this place?

Looking at the waves on the sea and the suddenly empty ocean around her, Jiang Ran decided to wait for Majik for half an hour.

If he still hadn't appeared after half an hour, she would try to go to the captain's cabin and steer the ship to see where she could get.

Fortunately, Majik didn't keep Jiang Ran waiting too long.

More than ten minutes later, Majik's voice came from the sea again: "Master, help me, I can't get up."

Jiang Ran poked her head out and saw a tiny octopus, no bigger than a palm, floating on the surface of the sea. If it could have an expression, it would probably look very miserable.

Although the occasion wasn't quite right, she couldn't help but want to laugh.

Seriously? Making you a little smaller doesn't turn you into a baby octopus.

Isn't the contrast between before and after a bit too great?
Jiang Ran casually tossed a lifebuoy hanging on the side of the boat and scooped up the miniature octopus, Majik.

The two, one human and one octopus, stared at each other on the deck for a long time. Jiang Ran asked helplessly, "What's going on now?"

Majik spat out a mouthful of seawater, his voice even more resentful than Jiang Ran's: "...I feel like I have more control over my body now."

Jiang Ran: "Whatever makes you happy. So, is there a way to leave here?"

Majik retorted, "This place is just blocked by the Big Eyeball, like unplugging your game's internet cable. You're holding me back."

Jiang Ran looked left and right but couldn't figure out where to grab it, so she simply grabbed Majik in her hand and said, "Let's go."

Majik seemed a little awkward as he twisted his tentacles, and then those tentacles suddenly swelled up, completely enveloping Jiang Ran.

But its head remained as large as before, making it look incredibly eerie.

Jiang Ran wasn't feeling too comfortable being surrounded by a bunch of tentacles that smelled of the deep sea.

As she was being pulled into the sea, she thought expressionlessly, "So our apocalyptic game also has its own pig-drowning cage, huh?"

Strangely, although Jiang Ran felt that she had jumped into the sea, she did not feel any water enveloping her; she only felt that she was falling.

When her feet could touch the ground again, she was back in the magical girl's house.

Meanwhile, Shiro and the magical girl opened the door, intending to go out and find a way to get back on the ship.