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Chapter 668 Pregnant?

"After that, after being imprisoned, he should be able to wait for his transformation in peace, right?"

Glenn saw the book-head man stop and couldn't help but ask.

However, the latter just slowly installed the book back on his neck, then sighed and said: "The plan was fine, and the outsider successfully passed all the trials, but in the final battle, his power was much weaker than the Breath of Withering, and he was defeated and swallowed."

Glenn didn't know what to say for a moment. Even the eyewitnesses couldn't understand the reasons, so he naturally couldn't explain it clearly.

After thinking for a while, he asked again: "What about the second one? Why did the second one fail?"

It might not be an illusion, but when Glenn asked this question, he could clearly feel that the atmosphere around him seemed a little heavier.

He couldn't help but look around and found that these strange guys all looked reluctant to talk, especially the hunchbacked cat-man.

It was still the book leader who was the first to step forward and answer: "As you can see, this second one is a little special. We are all responsible for its failure."

Hearing this, Glenn became even more curious, so he listened carefully.

The book-headed man seemed to look up at the sky at a 45-degree angle, and said slowly:

"We learned from the failure of that hero and decided to pick a calm and responsible colleague who was a merciful warrior in a world full of good.

"Because its species looks similar to a cat, it became a cat-like beast when it came to this world. It also showed dazzling combat power. It didn't take long for it to grow to the point where it could talk to us."

When the book-head man mentioned cats, Glenn inadvertently glanced at the cat-man not far away, wondering if there was any connection.

The narration continued: "It really didn't impulsively go looking for the Breath of Withering before it transformed like the previous one did.

"I thought there would be no more twists and turns, but when the dark universe was about to arrive, it became pregnant."

"Pregnant?" Glenn was stunned. "Whose?"

All eyes were cast on the hunchbacked cat-man standing aside.

Glenn also reacted immediately, almost falling to the ground, and asked in a hoarse voice: "Can't people like you control your belt?"

He looked at the cat-man with an idiotic look on his face.

The old cat didn't know how much willpower it took to suppress the shame that almost made him commit suicide. He said, "This is not something I could have predicted. The law of cultivation it follows in this world happens to match mine very well. After an accidental physical contact, it...it..."

Glenn just chuckled twice and let the other party experience it for himself.

"It all failed because of the pregnancy? If it doesn't affect its transformation, then it can wait until it's finished giving birth and recuperating before fighting again."

He turned to the book-head man and asked.

The latter nodded and said, "We thought so too. It seems that pregnancy did not cause any impact during the transformation. It waited until it gave birth to the child and recuperated before going into battle. This time is the closest time we saw hope, because the two fighting each other have been entangled for a long time.

"Unfortunately, we were the losers in the end. We are not sure if the result was caused by the pregnancy, but this is the only thing we can think of."

"Where is the child?" Glenn asked curiously. He really wanted to meet the child left behind by the predecessor.

At this time, the old cat let out a bitter sigh and said, "The child was also swallowed by the breath of withering."

"Ah?" Glenn was stunned. "You actually let it bring its child into battle?"

Everyone present shook their heads, and the old cat replied, "They are very special, mother and daughter. They have a special connection. The Breath of Withering can easily suck the child away through this connection, and we can't stop it."

Glenn closed his eyes and took a deep breath. He felt inexplicably irritated, with all kinds of thoughts flying through his mind.

He suddenly narrowed his eyes and asked, "Could it be that you have the ability to save them, but are afraid of the power of the Breath of Withering and choose to sit back and do nothing?"

Upon hearing this, the old cat immediately said in a stern voice: "How can I watch my child die like that!? If I can save my child! I am willing to sacrifice my life right now!"

Glenn turned his head and did not comment on what the old cat said.

There was another moment of silence.

Glenn suddenly remembered something and broke the silence, "By the way, where is the colleague you mentioned who caused all this? Isn't he here?"

"It threw itself into the arms of the Breath of Withering out of self-blame and guilt."

The mechanical woman answered without much emotion.

"Is that so..." Glenn nodded, "Then send me back, and tell me how long the next trial will take, so I can be mentally prepared."

"We really can't predict this. We can only notify you ten minutes before it arrives."

The book-head man said as he opened a door.

"There has to be an approximate time, right?"

Glenn asked as he came to the door.

"Based on our observations, the shortest is one year, and the longest is more than ten years."

The book-head man answered.

"I thought the unit was days."

Glenn walked through the door and the sound faded away.

……

Kingdom of Zen, Fox City.

This is a prosperous main city close to the royal capital, where the Pernas family currently lives.

Although Pernas did not get into the same university as Leila, they never stopped exchanging letters, and the frequency was far beyond normal.

At this moment, the lady with gorgeous blonde hair was riding in her family's carriage into a club called Destiny's Gate.

Because there was an appointment in advance, the moment the noble carriage entered, a special waiter led the way.

The curtain of the carriage was gently opened by a white and slender hand, and Pernas's face, which had become more mature, looked at the surrounding environment like a thief.

The curtain was lowered, and there were no strange glances from the surroundings, which made the noble lady in the carriage feel a little relieved.

A huge building that looked like a circus tent appeared in front of us, and the carriage drove into the open gate.

The colorful lights shone on the body of the carriage, making the horses feel a little uneasy.

Finally, the carriage stopped in front of a small wooden door.

After getting out of the car, Pernas looked at the sign above the wooden door, nodded slightly, and knocked on the door.

"Please come in."

A numb and tingling woman's voice came from inside the door.

Pernas seemed to have goose bumps and trembled before opening the door and entering.

The sign above the wooden door reads: Blessings from the Goddess of Destiny.

The first thing Pernas saw when he entered the room was the woman sitting behind a table not far away.

Although the other person's upper face was covered by a large witch's hat, with only lips and chin exposed, an inexplicable and powerful sense of mystery immediately made Pernas believe that he had not come to the wrong place.