The jellyfish reacted just in time. It knew how powerful the ripple was, so it tried to remove the souls on its body to block the attack.
However, Prelude to Elimination was an area-of-effect attack. No matter how many souls came at it, they would all be killed.
All the souls were gone in an instant.
However, the disappearance of the souls bought the jellyfish some time. The jellyfish took to the sky and tried to get away from the ripple's range.
The jellyfish's plan worked. Its core successfully avoided the ripple. However, one of its tentacles was still touched by the ripple from Prelude to Elimination.
Angor could clearly feel the evil spirit coming from the tentacle slowly dissipating.
The jellyfish was startled and quickly made up its mind to cut off the tentacle. It wanted to cut off the tentacle to avoid the fate of being punished by Prelude to Elimination.
However, Prelude to Elimination worked in the same way as the jellyfish's spirit attack. They both used the same frequency. The only difference was that Prelude to Elimination had a very low frequency, which could only spread through the air at a reasonable speed. However, when it began to work on the chaotic energy inside the undead creature, it spread faster than expected.
In an instant, the chaotic energy inside the jellyfish began to dissipate. The evil spirit on the jellyfish was also disappearing at a speed visible to the naked eye.
"So it's an undead creature?!" Angor watched the jellyfish disappearing bit by bit.
Prelude to Elimination didn't work on living creatures, but it was a deadly poison to undead creatures.
Just as the jellyfish was about to dissipate, an extremely powerful spiritual power suddenly burst out from the center of its "canopy".
The spirit energy looked like a solid beam of light that shot straight into the sky.
Angor was startled. Thinking that it was the jellyfish's final attack, he quickly took Toby and ran several kilometers away.
When he turned around, he didn't see a palm-sized blue jellyfish rising from the center of the beam of light. The jellyfish swayed its beautiful canopy and disappeared into the clouds.
Angor and Toby ran for several kilometers before looking back. At the same time, they cast all kinds of defensive spells to protect themselves from the jellyfish's sudden attack.
But after a while, they didn't see any spirit energy coming from the jellyfish.
When they carefully returned to their original position, the jellyfish had completely disappeared. As for the Spiritual Energy light beam, it was unknown where it had gone.
"It killed the jellyfish so easily?" Angor frowned. It seemed the jellyfish was only big in size.
He had killed the jellyfish, but he still had many questions. The jellyfish did seem to have a mind of its own. Why did it use the vortex to stop The Limpet from leaving?
Was it to drive The Limpet into the depths of the Sea of Ghosts?
But if it had such intentions, why did it suddenly take the initiative to fight and float to the surface? Wasn't this contradictory to its previous behavior?
"Or maybe … the Undead Jellyfish has a mind of its own, but its mind is still in chaos?"
But since the jellyfish was already dead, there was no way for him to find out the answer.
He quickly removed the magazine and muttered to himself, "I wonder how far away I am from a full magazine …"
When he looked inside the magazine, his expression froze.
"It's full?" Six bullets that were emitting white light were quietly stored inside the magazine that was covered with strange patterns, exuding a faint mysterious aura.
How could it be full? He didn't kill enough undead creatures just now. Angor frowned.
Did that mean the jellyfish was equal to thousands of ordinary undead creatures?
That was the only explanation that could explain why the magazine was suddenly full.
"Forget it. I'll write this down in my notebook and ask my professor when I have the chance …" Angor shook his head. "It's good that the magazine is full. I can finish my report on Prelude to Rebirth when I have time."
Angor put the gun back into his bracelet and was about to leave The Limpet when he sensed something approaching him.
Suddenly, he sensed a strong energy fluctuation coming from the distance.
The energy fluctuation was cold and gloomy, and it carried a lot of negative emotions and malicious intent. It was similar to what he sensed from the jellyfish.
"Is the jellyfish still alive?" Angor looked into the distance with a puzzled look.
The energy fluctuation in that direction was so strong that it even affected the weather. The thick black clouds seemed to have turned into a dragon that was sucking in water. They were pulled down from the sky to the sea level, and there was a faint sound of thunder.
Angor asked Toby to approach them slowly. Since Toby was fast enough, Angor had the bird move closer to them slowly.
However, the closer Angor got, the more he felt a strange sense of familiarity.
Toby suddenly called out to him while he was trying to figure out where the familiar feeling came from. Angor pondered for a moment and slapped his head. "Yeah, we came from this direction …"
Toby's words reminded him that The Limpet came from this direction as well.
"I don't know why I have such a bad sense of direction on the sea." Angor began to worry. If he had to travel to the Land of Revelation and the Old Earth on his Gondola, he might get lost in the sea.
"I remember that the island in front of us is where we cleaned up the undead." Angor pointed at a direction and was surprised when he realized that he was pointing at the center of the energy fluctuation.
Could it be that the energy fluctuations were coming from that island? But he had clearly wiped out all the undead creatures on that island back then, hadn't he?
Angor asked Toby to pick up the pace. Soon, he saw the truth.
Just as he had guessed, the center of the huge energy fluctuation was exactly the island they had left earlier.
At this moment, the island was shrouded in dark clouds, and the sound of thunder could be heard from the clouds.
Accompanied by a loud rumble, countless undead that were emitting white light emerged from the surface of the sea like fireflies, densely covering the surroundings of the island.
Angor quickly covered his and Toby's aura with nightmare illusion. His Prelude to Rebirth was fully loaded, and he didn't want to kill these undead creatures unless he could get something good out of it.
The undead below were all looking in the same direction, which was where the small island was.
They looked like a bunch of fanatics who were focused on their own beliefs.
"Is there some kind of secret on that island?" Angor wondered.
Earlier, The Limpet passed by several similar islands, all of which were filled with stinky vines and sleeping undead creatures. This island was the same. Angor took a look around after clearing out all the undead creatures, but he didn't find anything special.
However, based on the current situation, this island might still be hiding some secrets.
A while later, the rumbling of thunder stopped, and a gust of cold wind carrying evil energy began to spread from the island.
His eyes widened as he finally saw what was happening. A giant undead creature slowly rose from the ground at the center of the island. It was covered in a bright white light.
Judging from its appearance, it was a giant crab estimated to be over a hundred meters long.
However, the crab's body had lost its color, leaving only the energy of an undead creature.
Angor could see the crab moving around in the dark clouds. Suddenly, it raised a pair of glowing claws and released a high-energy wave into the surroundings. With the appearance of this frequency, all the undead in the surrounding sea swarmed to the surface of the crab's body and squeezed together.
It looked exactly the same as the jellyfish Angor saw before.
As the crab and the undead creatures gathered together, the dark clouds covering the island slowly disappeared. Angor could see a small blue jellyfish swimming toward the depths of Specter Sea.
At the same time, the same thing happened to all the other islands in Specter Sea, including the ones Angor cleared out earlier.
However, the undead creatures were all different from each other. Some were jellyfish, some were clams, some were starfish, and some were nothing more than a strand of water grass.
After sucking in the other undead, these huge sea creatures all drilled into the sea and disappeared.
On the other side, Angor was already out of the Specter Sea.
When the crab disappeared into the sea, Angor quickly left the island with many questions in his mind. According to the energy marker he left on The Limpet, the ship had already left Specter Sea and returned to Death Loop.
When he arrived at The Limpet, Death Loop was peaceful and sunny, which was completely different from the dark and gloomy Specter Water.
"Sir, you're back!" Helen exclaimed in joy.
The other sailors on the ship all looked pale. But when they saw Angor, they felt they had found their pillar of support. The gloomy atmosphere on the ship was instantly lifted.
Angor landed on the deck. Toby quickly transformed into a seabird and landed on Angor's hand.
"Mister Padt, is the jellyfish dead?" Captain Erwin came out of the captain's cabin and asked with a tired look.
Angor nodded. "Well, it's more accurate to say that it's destroyed." Because the creature was already dead.
Only dead creatures would become undead creatures.
The others didn't understand what Angor meant, but they knew that the jellyfish was no longer a threat to The Limpet.
"Did you kill it, Master?" Tulu's eyes glowed brightly as he asked.
Angor nodded.
Seeing that they still wanted to ask more questions, he turned to Helen and said, "I have something else to do. Follow the original plan. I'll come out later to draw a temperature-maintaining rune."
With that, he returned to his bedroom.
The first thing he did after entering his bedroom was to take out his notebook.
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