He Comes From the Void

The "heart" of void creatures is only morphologically called a heart, but it has absolutely nothing to do with a human heart. They are two different things, and even the structure is fundamentally different.

This heart is not a group of strong muscles that can beat, but a group of viscous energy aggregates, which will emit waves of light like the heart beats.

So holding it isn't as gory and scary as holding a heart, it's more like holding a melting neon scoop of ice cream.

Taking the heart, Keisha smiled sweetly, but Kane felt that she didn't understand his other meaning.

He thought he was straightforward enough, but Keisha's rank was too low, and she had no romantic cells at all.

Adolescent hormones won't be absorbed by the Void Skin Armor, right? Why didn't she feel anything at all?

Keisha put her hand close to her heart, and the energy flowed backwards forming a stream into her palm.

Only when sucking the heart, the void skin armor can be quieter, but she has long been used to the tingling sensation of the skin.

Suddenly, she turned her head to look at Kane, thoughtful: "Kane... I found some problems about void creatures."

"What's the problem?" Kane didn't pay much attention to it at first. He felt that what the twelve-year-old Kesha could find was probably just some insignificant problems.

In the original world line, although Keisha fell into the ground at the age of ten, her mind was actually matured very late. Every day, I try my best to survive, and I didn't fully evolve until later, so I had extra energy to think about other things.

But now, she completed her evolution earlier, returned to the surface earlier, and came into contact with humans earlier... It is not surprising that she would have any ideas earlier.

Let's just listen.

"Kane, there's a reason why we've been hunted down by void creatures! I feel disgust from them!"

"..." Kane asked subconsciously: "Isn't it because there are only two living creatures underground?"

"This..." Kesha choked, and quibbled: "I can assure you, it's definitely not that simple! In their eyes, we are something from their world, but we must be eliminated."

Keisha's explanation is not convincing, life is something that must be eliminated in Void's eyes. However, if she has ideas, Kane will be more inclined to guide and cultivate her ability to think independently.

"And do you know what hatred is like?" he asked.

"Probably...maybe...it's the strongest feeling in my heart after knowing the truth. There is a fire burning in my chest."

Keisha lowered her head and fell silent.

"Then remember that feeling and release it when the time is right."

"Well... no, that's not what I want to say! I see hatred in the eyes of the void, and they hate us more than life on the ground. I feel that if they choose a target between us and ordinary people, they will definitely Will choose us!" Keisha's tone was a little excited, she approached as she spoke, and finally touched Kane's body.

"Don't you want them all?" Kane raised his eyebrows, and the look in Kesha's eyes suddenly darkened.

"That's right..." She turned and left, pacing in circles, as if trying to find a rigorous and reasonable hypothesis that Kane couldn't answer.

"How do you make the void creature choose between the two? Put the void spirit in the middle of the two, and see who it will crawl to? But once or twice is only occasionally, and it takes many experiments to explain the situation."

Keisha thought hard, but she walked a few laps before Kane put his hand on her shoulder.

"Actually, it doesn't have to be that troublesome. I can communicate with void creatures..."

As soon as the words fell, Keisha felt that the skin armor began to heat up, and the pod was out of her control and a hole opened to emit light. Something hot was accumulating there, and finally shot out a scorching plasma bomb .

"Well, why didn't you tell me?" Keisha looked back at Kane in surprise, obviously not aware of the embarrassment.

Synesthesia is the premise of mind control.

To control void creatures, one must first feel their feelings before controlling their bodies.

Kane has mastered this ability when he was in symbiosis with the void.

Don't look at Keisha is now wrapped in a void skin armor, but once Kane communicates with the skin armor, she will have no privacy at all.

If Kane was tougher, he could still control Kai'sa's actions by dominating the skin armor, but that would be too weird.

Kane was worried that Keisha was thinking wildly, worried that she would mind, and then alienated himself because of this, so he never explained his abilities.

Everyone has privacy that they don't want to be pryed into. Even if they don't, they need some private space to store some of their own things.

Even after spending so long together day and night, Kane never told Keisha the fact that his soul does not belong to this world.

In short, he felt too perverted and ashamed to speak. Fortunately, Keisha is naive and didn't notice this problem.

After a few years of growing up, she realized that Kane's character had been verified, so she probably didn't take it seriously.

In addition, synesthesia also needs to pay a price.

Synesthesia with void creatures often means that their distinct hunger will be directly instilled into Kane's thinking, rather than reminding him through the tingling sensation on the body surface.

The relentless hunger drags on the sanity, and if it is not disconnected in time, it will lead to madness.

It is better to use less.

"Now you know." Kane shrugged, with an expression of everything.

...

The two made a detour and returned to the collapsed cave. A hunter was crushed under the boulder. He didn't die, but he couldn't move either.

Kane removed the stone that was pressing down on its head, and then activated synaesthesia into the empty eye sockets.

After a while, Kane blinked, his expression solemn.

Kesha is right, the void creatures do have hatred towards them, but it is contained in eternal hunger. The two don't conflict, so it's hard to spot.

Kane was too stereotyped about these things before, thinking that they only knew how to eat, but he didn't notice the hatred hidden under the hunger.

Kane brooded over the source of this hatred.

The mission of the Void is to dissolve all things and devour all life.

But in the two of them, void and life have achieved an unimaginable symbiosis. They were originally going to devour life, but they are using their own nutrition to support life.

Thinking differently, if he is on the side of the void, Kane feels that the symbiosis of void creatures and life is a shame to the void.

If this symbiosis becomes the norm, they will create their own worst enemies.

Thinking from another angle really broadened his thinking, and Kane suddenly thought—if there were more existences like them, would it be possible to restrain the expansion of void creatures?