He Comes From the Void

Kassadin stepped aside, and through the lens on the helmet, he saw Kane spread his hand, a mass of purple viscous energy gushing out from his palm.

Under his control, this mass of energy began to swell like fermented dough, turning into a disgusting substance that palely reflected the luster of the fetal membrane.

The mass of matter stretched and deformed, giving birth to swollen limbs, showing an ugly prototype.

Then it reacted with the air, and the outer layer gradually darkened and hardened, forming a chitinous carapace.

In the monster's body, a part of the energy is not used to form the body, and it stays in the body, serving as the heart to light up the monster's three long and narrow eyes.

It is a Void Spirit the size of a domestic dog!

The newly born Void Spirit's viciousness remained undiminished, and it was about to pounce on Kane by manipulating the blade foot that had not yet fully hardened.

Kassadin was stunned watching the birth process of Kane creating the ethereal just now, and now he came back to his senses and immediately popped out the blade of the underworld and swung it at the monster.

Unexpectedly, Kane raised his hand again to resist his wrist.

"Shh! Uncle, if you cut it, we'll be finished!" Kane warned in a low voice.

Kassadin glanced at the ethereal, and it was mentally controlled by Kane. Not far away, the ethereal swarm began to stir up, looking for the source of the inexplicable magic.

He quickly retracted the blade of the underworld, silently watching what Kane was trying to do.

"How did you do it?" Keisha threw herself on Kane's back and asked in a low voice.

"Kesha, you can't control them after you learn it."

"No, since you can create ethereal spirits, why do you come out to find prey?"

"Why don't you eat yourself when the void is hungry, you are so stupid!"

"Hmph! I've got my revenge, I'm going to eat you!" Kesha bit Kane's ear directly, but it didn't affect his operation.

Under his control, the hideous Void Spirit turned around and crawled towards the Void Spirit swarm.

Void Spirit came all the way to the edge of the swarm, and the swarm did not reject it, nor did it find any abnormalities in it.

It crawled towards the center of the swarm, and some smaller ethereals moved a few steps to make way for it.

Just like that, the Void Spirit came to the middle of the insect swarm, and then lowered its body, purple highlights bloomed from its body.

Boom! The light of the explosion devoured everything within a radius of several meters.

Looking at the huge crater corroded after the explosion, and the broken and sticky limbs inside, Kassadin was shocked at first, and then felt a chill down his spine.

He was glad that he didn't kill the void spirit created by Kane, otherwise they would be the ones who died in the explosion right now.

"After the performance, clean up the scene and we'll go back."

Kane didn't lower his voice, because the bug swarm had been taken over in one go, and what he had to do now was to pick up those hearts and absorb them.

Back at the tower, Keisha curiously asked Kane to tell her everything, what happened to the self-destructing ethereal.

"The body structure of that Void Spirit is no different from the normal one, but I have made some changes in its heart. This thing is originally an energy core, and it will become extremely unstable if you move it a little bit. Then Control it to rush towards the target, and with a bang, bring annihilation to the enemy."

Kane knew that Kaisha could also manipulate void energy, and she might have researched it herself after watching his demonstration.

So he explained in advance that she was forbidden to try to create void creatures. Just because she can't control what she creates is very dangerous.

Being backlashed by the creatures you created is really stupid.

Because there are not many creatures swallowed by the skin armor, there is very little genetic information stored in the gene pool, and there are very few creatures that Kane can create.

Void spirits, strange birds, beetles...the bigger the body, the more difficult it is to create. Kane, who has just mastered this ability, is not enough to create those big guys he has devoured before.

And the limitations of void creations are also very large. The bite of fangs and claws is very weak in the face of void creatures. They all have hard carapace protection, and creations that cannot hurt the heart have no value in being created.

And Kane can't keep distracted to micro-manipulate the creation of the void, so when hunting, the most trouble-free way is to use self-detonation to solve everything.

Explosions are art, after all.

The development of void energy has not made much progress for the time being, so Kane returned to the book and re-immersed in the world of magic.

Even if only Kassadin is eating the food in the tower, there will be a day when it will be eaten up. At that time, they will have to leave Icacia and return to human society.

Kane can't take these books with him, so he has to work harder to convert the contents of the books into his own knowledge, so that this trip is worthwhile.

His life is of the utmost importance. Kane didn't realize how dangerous this place was until he came to Icacia. After he left, he had no intention of coming back for a short time.

One day, as usual, Kane was leaning against the window to concentrate on studying an ancient magic book by the flashing light of thunder.

Although the helmet allows Kane to see things in the dark, it is mainly used to distinguish between living and dead things, and to see the outlines of the two clearly. The dark vision of the helmet is of no help to the ink that is written on the page.

It can't tell the difference in color on a dead object, so Kane can only read books with the naked eye. The naked eye needs light to see things, so Kane can only read the book momentarily in the light of thunder outside the window at night.

Keisha hasn't read all the words yet, sitting next to Kane to meditate. Two people will basically not meditate at the same time, otherwise they will compete with each other for resources, which will lead to lower efficiency.

In fact, Keisha is not stupid, and her progress in literacy is not slow, but compared with Kane, who has almost no memory, it is far behind.

And Kane is more diligent and focused than her, unlike her who is distracted after learning, always thinking about teasing Kane.

That's what puberty is all about. Once the hormones hit the brain, you always want the attention of the opposite sex.

Kane can read a book without looking at her for a long time, so she can't help but do some small tricks to attract him, such as secretly reaching out and pulling under the table, deliberately dropping things under the other person's feet, or whispering something, so the learning progress was pulled far away.

Halfway through Kane's reading, Kassadin came back with the only candlestick in the tower.

Because time is frozen, this candlestick emits a weak but steady light forever, and the flame on the candle will never flicker, nor can it ignite other items.

Kassadin took the candlestick just now for convenience. When he came back, he put the candlestick in front of Kane, and then continued to search for information about the eternal flame on the huge bookshelf from the corner of his eye.

In order to prevent his family from being swallowed by the void again, Kassadin took this matter very seriously.

But after half a year, he went through all the books in the tower one by one, but he couldn't find a way to create this kind of flame.

But this time, he still couldn't find the information.

However, when flipping through the bookshelves, a stack of hidden manuscripts accidentally fell off.

Kassadin thought it was the information of Eternal Flame, and happily opened it to check, then his expression gradually lost.

But he is still ready to read it responsibly.

But it was terrible to look at it, the mysterious technique made him dizzy, as if a lot of knowledge poured into his brain at the same time, forming a vortex.

This is the first time he has encountered such a situation, and he flipped through it at a glance, just to retrieve information about the eternal flame.

But even such mindless reading is still influenced by what is recorded in the manuscript.

Kassadin knew that the manuscript was not simple, so he brought it to Kane.