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Shen You smiled slightly.

"I'm going to turn you into scrap metal, and then eat your brains!"

Gruud roared, transforming into a giant afterimage as he pounced, clenching his fists and slamming them down on Gruud's head!

Shen You calmly crossed his arms and stood still, watching it charge forward without moving an inch.

Until it had already rushed up to you at supersonic speed and slammed its fists down in a powerful blow.

Shen You moved.

A hissing sound.

Just before Grud's fists slammed down, the red and silver armor seemed to vanish into thin air. The gorilla's heavy punches cracked the floor, the fissures spreading, and rubble flew everywhere amidst the crackling lightning.

Gerd's punch missed its mark. As he watched the ghostly afterimage vanish in front of him, his pupils contracted instantly, and a thought immediately flashed through his mind.

impossible!

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Chapter 126 Your Speed ​​Force is really useful

impossible!

Gruud's eyes were wide open, bloodshot.

It had already realized in the previous encounter that its opponent was strong and fast. It was mentally prepared for this.

But at least until just now, its speed was not much different from itss.

But in that instant, seemingly in the blink of an eye, the opponent suddenly seemed to transform, his speed increasing dramatically. He could watch Grud rush towards him at a leisurely pace, even dodging only when its fist was almost upon his face.

And it couldn't even make out the trajectory!

How could someone suddenly increase their speed so many times in the blink of an eye? Could he have been acting against me just now?

No, how could anything in the world be so much faster than it, Grud?

Then it turned its head in alarm and looked at Shen You, who had gracefully teleported to the side and was still savoring the moment he had just appeared.

At that moment, Gerud recognized the dazzling, lightning-like effect emanating from him, the fluctuation of energy.

"The Speed ​​Force!" Gerudo's eyes widened. "You stole my Speed ​​Force!?"

Shen You initially wanted to say that this wasn't entirely accurate. He didn't steal the Speed ​​Force at all; instead, he relied entirely on his own light to operate according to the laws of the Speed ​​Force. Therefore, unlike Groud, who could only rely on a pitiful little pipe to generate electricity, he had his own light as a source of energy.

But then I thought, oh well, there doesn't seem to be any need to explain.

So he simply smiled slightly.

"Yes, your Speed ​​Force is really useful."

Gerd was already in a state of impotent rage because the Speed ​​Force had been seduced by the blond pretty boy, and hearing this made him even angrier.

But realizing the speed difference, it did not charge forward again, but instead unleashed another of its special skills.

Telepathy.

Actually, it had tried this move when they first met, but for some reason it seemed to have no effect on the strange person in front of it. This was a talent that Gerud possessed, none of its ape brethren had it. So far, it had never encountered an individual who could resist this move, but the person in front of it had a mental barrier that was like an impenetrable wall.

But it doesn't matter.

After making contact with the Speed ​​Force, Groud was pleasantly surprised to find that the Speed ​​Force also amplified its mental abilities. Now, it could do more than just invade minds through telepathy; it could also use telekinesis!

It appears to be in a state of impotent rage, but that's actually a cover for its true killing move.

The special alloy blades hanging on the weapon rack behind him, along with the debris and rubble from the battle, had silently risen into the air behind Shen You.

Golden lightning appeared, coiling around those things and rapidly stabbing towards Shen You's back.

Sneak attack!

Gerud's eyes lit up, and the corners of his mouth involuntarily turned up.

Got it!

Eh?

Gerud's smile gradually faded, leaving him completely bewildered.

Because it sensed that things under its telekinetic control were frozen in place.

No matter how hard it tried, it wouldn't move forward an inch.

"A sneak attack from behind. What a tasteless gorilla."

Shen You didn't even turn his head, but gently hooked his finger.

Then, the "hidden weapons" that should have been under Gerud's control flew from above Shen You's head to his front, changed direction, and locked onto Gerud like arrows ready to be released.

Grud's mouth gradually opened, and a question mark seemed to appear on his forehead.

This person is not only faster than me, but even my proud mental strength is stronger than mine?

No, it's one thing for my Speed ​​Force to be awesome, but how come even these junk things are awesome?

That's too much.

Telekinesis is something everyone in the Land of Light possesses, but the power they unleash varies drastically depending on the individual's level of mastery. Among the stronger examples, the bracelet holder can use telekinesis to create tsunamis, and Seven, in his human form, can use telekinesis to inflict damage on large monsters.

However, people generally don't use telekinesis unless absolutely necessary. It consumes energy and stamina very quickly, and in most cases, it's far less convenient than throwing a punch.

Shen You didn't particularly like using it. However, not liking to use it doesn't mean he couldn't use it.

"The Speed ​​Force can also amplify mental power, manifesting as telekinesis. I'll remember that. That's another new piece of knowledge. I'll study it carefully when I get back."

While muttering to himself, Shen You's hands were not idle. With a flick of his finger, he activated his telekinetic power, and the steel pipes and spears floating in the air were immediately bent into rope-like structures, binding Gerud tightly.

The acquisition of new knowledge is always fulfilling and enjoyable. However, although he was eager to return immediately to conduct further research and organize his findings, Shen You did not forget that he had other important matters to attend to.

“You’ve already lost. Now, you have two options,” Shen You said. “Withdraw your troops, or we can take a tougher approach first, and then you can withdraw your troops.”

Gruud, who was tied up tightly, spat on the ground.

“Never.” Grud roared, “Use your worst methods, monster. But glory will always belong to the apes, not to inferior humans.”

"This is no longer necessary."

The elder gorilla led a group of gorillas in.

"Your regime is over. I just told you about the teams I sent to the human world; your regime has been swiftly defeated. They have all surrendered."

"No!"

Gerud roared, and lightning crackled around his body.

"You have no right. You can't do this! I'm trying to protect our city!"

“Me too,” Elder Ape said coldly. “And what you have done has crossed the line. Your arrogance will only bring destruction to Ape City, not to mention your rebellion and your attempt to execute the Elders.”

The elders' verdict against you is...

The gorilla elder drew his gun and pointed it at Grud.

"death penalty."

Gerd stared at the dark muzzle of the gun and narrowed his eyes.

He then burst into laughter.

“Foolish, cowardly compatriots, if that’s what you really think, then so be it. Go ahead and do it, but you’ll soon realize what a ridiculous mistake it was.”

The elder gorilla frowned: "What do you mean?"

"Do you really think I would formally declare war on the human world without any certainty?" Grud sneered. "I discovered a fellow human who grew up in the human world but has had an extraordinary life."

It possesses far greater power than we do, but lacks our wisdom.

I found it, persuaded it, and bestowed upon it the power of lightning. Now, it will be unstoppable!

And just as we were speaking, it had already been introduced into the human world.

"What are you saying? What have you done?" Elder Gorilla shouted sternly.

“It’s not me, it’s humanity itself. They create their own demons, and I merely use them,” Grud said in a deep voice. “Humanity calls it…”

Titano.

Chapter 127 Titano the Giant Gorilla

Midtown, a few minutes ago.

"Ahhhh!!!"

On a street overrun by gorillas, a black sedan was sent flying through the air by a massive impact. Flames spread, thick smoke billowed, and the windshield shattered at an alarming speed, sending shards flying everywhere. The female driver was thrown out of her seat by the force of the impact, only to be pulled back into place by the seatbelt.

The vehicle tumbled through the air, as if manipulated by invisible threads. The moment seemed frozen: flames and smoke, debris everywhere, the despair on the woman's face, and the rampaging gorilla.

Lightning flashed into this frozen space-time, and time seemed to stretch infinitely in that moment. A blurry figure stepped on the seemingly still brick fragments tossed into the air, riding the lightning as it rushed into this solidified realm.

Despite being a novice, Barry is already starting to get the hang of things.

Along the way, he knocked down a gorilla with a punch, kicked another one to the ground, and then used the gorilla's face as leverage to stomp on it. With a graceful somersault that left a trail of lightning, Barry stepped on the broken car door that flew into the air and rushed to the side of the upside-down car.

He leaned inside, unbuckled his seatbelt, pulled the driver, whose expression was frozen in a moment of hysterical screaming, into his arms, and swiftly drove back the way he came.

A trail of sparks trailed behind him as he finally managed to slow down and stop in a nearby alley. The female driver was still screaming loudly, turning her head to look left and right as she yelled, then abruptly swallowed her screams back down, blinking blankly, her vision blurring.

Then her gaze shifted blankly to the only other living person beside her—this guy was still shaking his hands as if he'd been electrocuted. This was no exaggeration, because there were indeed crackling electricity crackling in his hands, and he was trying desperately to shake the electric currents off.

Noticing the woman's strange look, Barry looked up, smiled, and waved his hand. "Oh, hey, are you alright? Crazy day, huh? Woke up to find the whole city full of monkeys. But don't worry, you're safe now. You're welcome!"

"Uh, actually I wanted to ask about your clothes." The woman's expression became even stranger. "You realized... you're wearing an old lady's nightgown, right?"

"Oh my god, is that how it looks?"

Barry glanced down at his brightly striped pajamas with their tacky embroidery, the collar and cuffs adorned with tiny, old-fashioned lace. Not only were they oddly styled, but they also fit him terribly, making him look rather comical.

"Oh, that's because friction generated heat, and my clothes got burned. I just grabbed one when I passed by a shopping mall," Barry said awkwardly, scratching his head.

"Okay. So what's with the Hello Kitty on your head?"

Barry was clearly wearing a Hello Kitty-themed headpiece, making him look like a big white cat in an old man's pajamas.