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My SSS-Rank Clone Talent: I Level Up Endlessly! novel Chapter 129

Chapter 129: Illusion after Illusion! Dead just like that!

"How... how did you do it?" Jin looked ahead.

But Gang Reyong was no longer there.

In his place stood a towering, human-shaped shadow: a demon-like, terrifying figure that loomed before Jin’s eyes.

"The moment you tore through the Death Energy, you were already trapped in my illusion," the devil said in a flat, emotionless voice.

There was no anger, no mockery, no emotion at all.

It was like the voice of a corpse. A talking corpse.

"Are you the true form of that little brat?" Jin asked, narrowing his eyes. With a flick of his hand, the swirling Death Energy around him was instantly torn apart.

The undead, who had been just moments away from killing him, were shredded into pieces.

However, in the very next moment, the undead began to recover, rapidly.

"Hmm?"

Jin frowned and thrust his palm through the air.

Bang!

A terrifying shockwave rippled outward, shaking the entire area.

The undead were blasted back, some even hurled into the air.

But even so, Jin couldn’t push back the First-Stage Martial Undead very far, especially the goateed man whose Will manifested as a bell. Its defense was formidable.

"Not bad. They truly are one of a kind, being able to withstand that."

Jin raised a single finger high into the sky.

"Domain Art: Thousand Katana Slashes."

Swish!

Thousands of invisible slashes tore through the air, cutting down the undead one by one, until nothing remained but piles of meat paste.

However, though they tried to regenerate quickly, the invisible slashes continued without end, relentless, unforgiving.

"I want to see just how fast they can recover," Jin chuckled.

As expected, after some time, their regeneration began to slow. They still healed, but at a crawl compared to before.

"Hahaha, they’re still nothing—" Jin laughed with a manic grin, but his voice suddenly caught in his throat.

The undead recovered all at once.

In an instant, they transformed into colossal beings, towering giants that loomed before him, each one seemingly the size of a world.

They looked down at him, grinning.

One of them, Jin Hyuk, took a casual step forward and crushed Jin into the ground like a bug, reducing him to a mangled paste of flesh.

Jin’s meat wriggled grotesquely on the ground, weirdly, still alive:

"This... this isn’t possible... an illusion."

As expected, the moment he spoke, the world around him began to crack and crumble.

Jin opened his eyes and looked around.

The undead were still hacked into pieces, unmoving and they hadn’t recovered.

"This isn’t an illusion... right?" Jin thought, confusion clouding his mind. He turned his gaze toward the devil, the giant, shadowy human figure silently watching him.

It truly felt like a devil.

"What do you think?" Gang Reyong’s voice echoed like a whisper from the abyss. "Is this reality an illusion of your mind... or is your mind the illusion of this reality?"

He spoke like a true devil: cryptic and taunting.

Jin narrowed his eyes. "...I must admit, that illusion was powerful enough to trap even me. But do you really think that alone is enough to kill me?"

With that, he bit down hard on his own tongue.

Blood spurted from his mouth, splattering across the ground.

The world shattered around him once more, cracking like glass and he returned to the same scene.

His brows twitched.

"This is an illusion... again."

Reality fractured yet again, splintering like a broken vase.

Then, again, he was back.

"Again."

The world broke.

"Again."

And again.

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And Jin was gradually growing exhausted.

Especially with his mind constantly attacked by illusions after illusions, he couldn’t focus.

By the end, he fell to the ground, on his knees, as he muttered with his parched lips:

"I lost."

Gang Reyong didn’t speak, his illusion falling on him, and the Martial Arts from his undead ruthlessly tore through his domain and were just inches away from killing him.

"However," the corner of Jin’s lips gradually curved upwards, "I am not alone."

Boom!

The cave collapsed. Two figures shot through the air and appeared right in front of Jin,

blocking all the attacks from the Martial Artist.

Their ragged clothes were torn apart, revealing themselves.

"Jiangshi?" Gang Reyong frowned, sensing the presence that was far more powerful than a First-stage Martial Artist and blocking all the attacks.

"A transcendent-level Jiangshi, no... It should have a domain. It’s in the middle of both; however, this is not enough."

He pointed forward, and all of them concentrated on the attacks. In just a few moments, the two Jiangshi were annihilated.

Jin looked at this with his mouth wide open in an "O."

"You underestimated me. You shouldn’t have given me the time to recover."

The death energy reached Jin before the attacks could, and his body was rapidly weathering.

"Please stop right now."

A woman appeared from the temple and hurriedly bowed.

Gang Reyong looked at the woman but didn’t stop. In the blink of an eye, Jin withered, his vitality completely drained away.

Just like that, a transcendent-level Martial Artist died!

A god-like figure for ordinary martial artists, those who are at the helm of the Martial World and can establish their own top force that could last for dynasties.

But he died just like that, killed by a tiny figure who wasn’t even a proper Second-stage Martial Artist.

"Never underestimate a necromancer," Gang Reyong spoke coldly.

The woman who was bowing was in tears:

"Why did you kill him? I said not to kill him."

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