Agatha stopped suddenly, and just now, she seemed to catch a seemingly non-existent gunshot.

After Zero lured her pursuers away, Agatha activated the ability to "sense the fault" and infiltrated Jotunheim. It has to be said that the power of perceiving faults is very powerful. By applying this ability to herself, the Living Queen on the Obelisk was no longer aware of Agatha's presence, allowing her to travel unhindered and keep approaching her target coordinates.

The Perception Fault not only obstructs the perception of those with high-level abilities, but also makes Agatha as transparent as air to the eyes of other living corpses. Despite the fact that there are constantly living corpses passing near Agatha in Jotunheim, and some of them are mid-level weapons, none of them have found Agatha's existence. But judging by the direction of the living weapons, Agatha knew that the battle was unfolding in several corners of Jotunheim.

Agatha didn't know what was going on with Zero and could only pray that they would survive. She collected her mood and looked up at the pillar of dust behind the heavy buildings. It was the tallest building in Jotunheimrie, and Agatha couldn't do it even if she wanted to ignore it.

She continued to run in the direction of the Pillar of Dust.

There are quite a few buildings in Jotunheimry, and these dark red buildings are full of dark style and exude an evil smell. Passing by these buildings, Agatha would occasionally glance inside, and found that many of them were rest rooms for living corpse weapons. When not given an order, these weapons are parked in the building and waited until they are needed to leave the building.

In these buildings, Agatha also passes through an area that resembles an ancient square. In that square, Agatha saw another creator, the same as the one who was too fat to be fat, in the center of the square, and next to it were countless mid-level and beginner-level weapons that were constantly being produced.

Arsenal, energy station, soldiers' lounge...... It's all so similar to human cities. Suddenly, Agatha thought of another special kind of architecture.

Food processing plants.

That's right, living corpses also need food, and they are far from the advanced stage of absorbing energy from space. And to maintain Jotunheim's movements, plenty of food is a must. As for what the food for the living corpse would be, it was obvious what it would be.

Creature!

Whether it's humans or animals, living corpses feed on living things. Unless there is no way to do so, few living corpses will attack their own kind. Of course, the creator is an exception.

Agatha was almost certain that there must have been a place in Jotunheim where a large number of creatures were kept for the daily feeding of the living corpses.

In the midst of her thoughts, Agatha suddenly felt a strange sensation. When she stepped over an energy transmission channel just now, it was as if she had passed through a curtain of water, and a cold feeling surged all over her body. Following the elements of the nearby space, they suddenly moved wildly, and the fire elements in them combined with each other, instantly forming an ability.

Flame Rush!

In an instant, Agatha only had time to place a defensive force field on her body. The next moment, her eyes were full of red flames.

A furious pillar of fire silently rushed up from Agatha's feet, directly knocking Agatha away. Fortunately, this Flame Earth Rush was only a low-level ability, but in this way, under the impact of external forces, Agatha's perception fault lost its effect, and suddenly appeared in shape.

Agatha rolled on the ground, crushing some of the remnants of flames wrapped around her body. She quickly jumped up and hid in the corner of a nearby building, looking around, but fortunately no living corpses could find her.

Slightly glad, Agatha hurriedly prepared another perceptual fault. Just as the ability was about to be activated, Agatha's hairs suddenly stood on end.

Dangerous!

She immediately turned away from where she was, but it was too late.

A bright and scorching beam of light pierced Agatha's right shoulder directly, this beam of light only at the finger had a very terrifying penetrating power, and the night god tactical suit did not even have 1 second, it was directly vaporized by the beam, and then Agatha's shoulder had a bloody wound, and a faint white smoke still floated from the edge of the wound.

Agatha cried out in pain, her hand flipping, and a small silver pistol had fallen into the palm of her left hand.

This is a weapon that Agatha has specially formulated for herself.

The Special Tactical Pistol "Silver Trail", powered by a compact battery, is capable of firing special bullets that are intended for use on most alien creatures. In this pistol, Agatha has preset two "biomelt rounds" and one "high-frequency magnetic burst round".

The former is designed for the genetic weakness of most known organisms, at the moment when the bullet enters the body, the pressure in the organism will cause the warhead to disintegrate, and the genetic toxin hidden in the warhead will cause the prey to have a genetic collapse within 1 to 3 seconds;

Naturally, these two types of bullets cost a lot of money, and the price of magnetic bombs is more than twice that of dissolving bombs. These three bullets, along with the silver trails, were actually life-saving tools that Agatha had bought in exchange for nearly half of her possessions.

Now in the enemy city, Agatha naturally did not hesitate to take them out. What's more, a living corpse that can shoot energy beams, Agatha has never heard of it.

A new type of biological weapon?

Agatha thought, but it turned out to be more than she expected. Standing on the wall of the building is a strange living corpse, which is simply a birdman. But unlike the alien Aarons that Zero had seen, the birdman in front of him had a very strange head. The lower half of its face is undoubtedly indistinguishable from that of a human, with a nose and mouth. But the face above the nose is fan-shaped, and there is a circle of eyes on this fan-like face.

The monster's body resembles that of a human teenager, thin and a little hunchbacked. The body is covered with fine fluff and has a pair of long, anti-jointed legs with eagle talons. It had no arms, and its bare upper body had four wings, each with a row of eyes on the surface of its bony limbs.

There are nearly 100 eyeballs on the face and four wings, and these hundreds of eyeballs seem to be controlled by different nervous systems, and they can turn at different angles, which is very strange.

Unbeknownst to Agatha, the birdman she encountered was a high-ranking weapon of Jotunheim, known as the Dusk Hunter.

The Dusk Hunter, as a biological weapon that cannot be mass-produced, naturally has extremely powerful abilities. Like Agatha's three special bullets, the Twilight Hunter has a special role for Jotunheim.

In the blueprint for the Black Crown, it is a biological weapon that combines cruise, reconnaissance, and trap arrangement. The four wings are not cosmetic, in fact they can support the Twilight Hunter for 36 hours of non-rest. In addition to being able to identify various energy attributes and have a recording and feedback effect, the nearly 100 eyeballs on the body can also emit energy beams that pierce Agatha's shoulder.

But the Twilight Hunter's most powerful ability is to set various elemental traps, and the flaming ground that made Agatha manifest just now is one of the traps that the Twilight Hunter uses to protect the Dust Tower. And from here to the direction of the obelisk, the only ten twilight hunters in Jotunheim laid a full two hundred elemental traps of varying power!