Under the gaze of the Observer, it undergoes dizzying changes every second:
Sometimes it appears as a giant tentacle-like amalgamation, with the surface of each tentacle covered with millions of eyes of various sizes, blinking simultaneously, creating a nauseating sense of rhythm;
Sometimes it transforms into a mosaic of countless human faces, each silently screaming, with expressions contorted beyond the limits of human facial muscles;
Sometimes it becomes abstract geometric shapes, interlocking at impossible angles, forming a three-dimensional structure that’s dizzying at first glance.
"This... how is this possible..."
Miller’s voice became hoarse due to extreme shock, and the calm he had in countless battles was completely gone at this moment.
His mechanized left arm began to tremble uncontrollably under the impact of immense fear, and the built-in weapon system emitted irregular electronic sounds, indicating a chaotic system state.
"How could the detection equipment fail completely? This is theoretically impossible!"
Chief Wayne stared incredulously at the monitor in his hand, the screen stubbornly displaying a "safe" status, as if the terrifying reality in front of them was just a collective illusion.
His petrified fingers frantically tapped his temple, producing a machine-gun-like "tock tock" sound, a reflex in extreme panic.
Ron frowned, feeling that the reactions of Miller and Wayne were overly intense... almost deliberate?
Before he could think further, another researcher, Alice, had begun to vomit violently.
His translucent body allowed a clear view of the gastric fluid surging up his esophagus.
Falko completely stopped his habitual action of stroking his hair, clasping his head tightly, emitting suppressed whimpering sounds.
"Space camouflage technology."
Ron’s voice was exceptionally calm amidst the chaos:
"Chaotic Spirit Monsters, when approaching targets, create large-scale spatial illusions, causing all detection equipment based on physical principles to misjudge. This is one of their most lethal hunting techniques."
As soon as he finished speaking, the "body" of the Chaotic Spirit Monster... if that constantly changing mass of chaos could be called a body, started undergoing new, more terrifying changes.
Its central area gradually gathered a peculiar light beyond the limits of human visual perception.
This light simultaneously contained every color in the visible spectrum, yet transcended the definition of color itself, as if showing observers "colors" that should not exist.
This light changes according to the observer’s fear.
The timid see despair-inducing darkness, the angry see soul-burning red light, while those with complex inner thoughts see an ever-changing, never-definable chaotic color.
"Random teleportation beam!"
Miller shouted a warning, his voice carrying unprecedented urgency:
"Everyone disperse immediately! Don’t gather together!"
The teleportation beam of the Chaotic Spirit Monster is not a simple spatial transfer but a forced "reality reconstruction."
The targets hit by the beam are randomly sent to any corner of the Abyss, including death zones that even many Apostles avoid.
More terrifyingly, this teleportation is often incomplete.
Some unfortunate ones are transported in segments, with different parts of their bodies appearing in different places, causing pain beyond any imaginable torture.
Just as everyone was engulfed in panic, Ron displayed impressive foresight and combat skills.
He had already taken a few silver spherical objects from the tactical pouch at his waist.
Each of these specially crafted scattering bullets represented the culmination of his efforts in alchemy, rune magic, and weapon skills.
The surfaces of the bullets were engraved with extremely complex three-dimensional rune arrays, which were not mere two-dimensional patterns but true three-dimensional energy circuits.
In the stimulation of the Abyssal environment, the runes were flashing with a stable blue light, which marked the normal operation of the space interference array.
More importantly, through the perfect coordination of "Extraordinary Recognition" and "Hermit’s Knowledge," Ron possessed a space perception ability surpassing everyone present.
In his special vision, the seemingly random transformations of the Chaotic Spirit Monster actually followed some deep-seated rule.
Although its appearance kept changing, its energy core, the "true essence" controlling the entire entity, had a relatively fixed position.
This insight allowed him to anticipate every attack the Chaotic Spirit Monster was about to launch, including the exact firing direction and coverage of the teleportation beam.
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