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n“It was you guys who stole the power of the Thunder God!”

nPeter kept recalling these words in his mind. This was the last thing the monster had said to Anna. It meant that the monster’s consciousness was most likely the consciousness of Anna’s father.

nAs for why the consciousness of Anna’s father had appeared in the illusion, this was what Peter wanted to find out.

nAfter Anna’s consciousness escaped the illusion, she began to fall into a coma. Meanwhile, her distorted body finally returned to normal. This made Peter think that the illusion had an effect on the insects inside her.

nPeter tried to get close to Anna’s body to check if anything dangerous had happened. At least the tentacles that appeared behind her had stopped squirming.

nHowever, the problem presented to Peter now was still very troublesome. He had to think of a way to completely resolve the problem of the insects in Anna’s body as soon as possible, or the insects in Anna’s body would wake up after she woke up.

nJust then, Peter received a message from the S-Grade queen insect.

nMaster, I’ve arrived near the Genetics College. I can control Anna at any time.

nGoing out of its cave and to the vicinity of the Genetics College was a very dangerous thing for the S-Grade queen insect. Unlike other mutated creatures, when the S-Grade queen insect appeared, it would often bring a large number of mutated creatures with it. Although the Federation’s current mecha army had yet to recover, the railguns in the base city could still operate. Thus, as long as the Federation discovered the location of the S-Grade queen insect and attacked it with their railguns, even the S-Grade queen insect would be blasted into minced meat.

nAfter Peter saw the message from the S-Grade queen insect, he replied that the queen insect should remain where it was. However, in order to take into account the safety of the S-Grade queen insect, Peter informed Professor Eugene and asked him to place the signal jammer near the S-Grade queen insect. This way, they could prevent the discovery of the S-Grade queen insect by the Federation’s drones.

nFor Anna’s physical condition, Peter would not allow the S-Grade queen insect to control Anna, even if there was only a glimmer of hope.

nAfter all, becoming a soul slave was also a very tragic thing.

nAs long as the insects in Anna were removed, with her physical fitness of as a Genetic God of War, the damaged tissue would slowly recover.

nHowever, extracting the insects from her body was not an easy task. A moment of carelessness could easily stimulate the insects. Then, the insects would definitely kill their host Anna before they died.

nPeter had to find a way to take Anna’s body to the basement of the laboratory first. After all, this was the dormitory area, and there were many other Genetic Warriors. If he could not deal with the insects well, it would be easy for the insects to run out and control the other Genetic Warriors.

nIn the end, Professor Eugene thought of a way to use the gravity cabin in the laboratory to transfer Anna’s body. This way, they could minimize the risk of discovery.

nHowever, it would take time to use the gravity cabin. It would take more than two hours at the earliest. During this time, Peter could only stay by Anna’s side to prevent any possible dangers.

nPeter wasn’t stupid enough to approach Anna’s body. Instead, he kept a certain distance from her. This was also to protect himself from the insects in her body. At that moment, another voice suddenly sounded in the dormitory.

n“Peter, you shouldn’t be here!”

nPeter didn’t have to turn around to know that Callie was here, but he turned back to look at Callie anyway.

n“Callie, it’s not what you think. With Anna in this state now, I just don’t want to see her die.”

nCallie walked up to Peter and looked up at him with only concern in her eyes.

n“You’ve misunderstood me too. I can watch over her for you, but you can’t be here. Professor Eugene told me everything. You’re in great danger here.”

nPeter knew what Callie was referring to. He could only curse Professor Eugene for being so nosy. Why was he telling Callie this?

n“Don’t worry. I’m an existence that has surpassed the Genetic Gods of War. Ordinary insects can’t hurt me.”

nCallie turned in Anna’s direction and bit her lip.

n“Are those ordinary insects!?”

nUpon seeing Anna’s current appearance, even Callie would feel sorry for her. Originally, Anna was her greatest competitor. As a fellow woman, she knew very well what Anna was thinking. Anna had a strong sense of inferiority. She had hidden this sense of inferiority very well in the Genetics College.

nIt was not until Peter’s appearance and the changes in the Genetics College that Anna saw hope of becoming a high-leveled Genetic Warrior. Sure enough, with Peter’s help, Anna began to show her talent among the Genetic Warriors and quickly became a Genetic General.

nHowever, Anna’s inferiority complex began to play tricks on her. She did not want to have a superior-subordinate relationship with Peter or be given help. This was something Anna could not tolerate. Thus, she wanted to rely on other forces to become a Genetic God of War. Then, she would stand very frankly in front of Peter. She would announce loudly that she wanted to compete with Callie and become the legal wife of the God of War Peter.

nHowever, even Peter didn’t know about Anna’s thoughts. Only Callie, who was also a competitor, understood her true thoughts.

nTwo hours later, the gravity cabin was pulled to the dormitory area. Peter walked to the window and checked the location where the gravity cabin was placed. Meanwhile, Callie did not follow him. Instead, she went to Anna’s side.

nShe looked at Anna, who had turned into a “monster,” and sighed.

n“Anna, why did you make such a choice back then!”

nSoon, the gravity cabin entered Anna’s dormitory through the window. To be safe, Professor Eugene also brought a protective suit, which he had prepared for Peter to wear.

nOriginally, Peter didn’t want to wear a protective suit. However, upon seeing Callie glaring at him beside him, he had to obediently put on the protective suit. Then, he walked over to Anna, picked her up, and put her in the gravity cabin.

nProfessor Eugene sighed with emotion as he watched Anna’s body enter the gravity cabin.

n“I didn’t think Anna would put the other insect in her body so that she wouldn’t hurt us.”

nPeter watched as the gravity cabin was pulled out of the window by a mechanical arm. Then, he turned to Professor Eugene, who was sighing with emotion, and issued an order.

n“Professor Eugene, place Anna with her father.”

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