World Traveler Villain

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{Chapter: 111 Corpse Beads}

After all, it is a mutated super huge white shark. The body is as hard as stone. The air blades controlled by William's ideal power have strong cutting ability, but they cannot split the mutated shark in half.

When the air broke halfway into the head of the great white shark, it could no longer move forward. The great white shark's skull was the hardest part of its body.

The airflow dissipated. William's body shook a bit, and he felt dizzy, with his brain hurting slightly.

"Are you all right?" Jill asked.

"It's all right," William said, shaking his head.

With the sound of splashing water, the great white shark fell into the sea from the air. Although it was not dead, its head was severely wounded, leaving a massive cut.

Jill looked at the splashing water. "William, stop beating that thing. Let's get out of here."

"It's already like this. You can only kill it," William said lightly.

Jill nodded. "Well, you... I hope we're still alive."

A wave of water ten meters thick suddenly rushed out of the sea. It could no longer be called a water wave—it was essentially a water cannon.

"The speed of the attack is really fast. If it hits, most internal organs will be broken by the impact force." William hugged Jill and twisted quickly, avoiding the water cannon's range.

Jill then understood what adrenaline truly was, especially as William brushed past the water cannon each time. "You lunatic! Stop showing off your skills. I know you're great, but think about my feelings!"

"Hahaha, don't you think it's very interesting? Every time I think I'll be hit, but I'm not," William laughed.

"You think everyone's like you, loving this madness and absurdity!" Jill cried.

The great white shark in the sea let out an angry roar. In this area, it was the king of the waters. It had never failed, having devoured countless mutants to grow this strong. And now, it was being toyed with by a human.

"It's time to solve this problem. It seems I'll have to use the Transformers form," William said lightly.

"Transformers form? What the hell is that?" Jill asked.

William smiled and suddenly threw Jill upwards. "Stand aside and watch what the Transformers form is."

"Ah!" Jill, who was thrown into the air, screamed. "You lunatic!" As she was about to fall into the sea, she felt a force holding her up, preventing her from dropping further.

"Whoo! Whoo!" Jill panted, her face pale and drenched in sweat. She shouted at William, "Crazy! Lunatic! I'm going to kill you!"

William smiled. "Doesn't it feel like a roller coaster?"

"Feel your stupidity! You're going to kill us both!" Jill cried uneasily.

William roared toward the heavens, his voice reverberating like thunder, echoing across the ocean. From his body, seven streams of light-red, deformed elements erupted, spiraling out from his head, back, arms, and legs. These twisting torrents of power formed luminous, serpentine shapes, rotating around him in an intricate, hypnotic dance. As they ascended skyward, their speed increased, creating a vortex of energy climbing higher and higher.

At ten meters above him, the streams of Transformium coalesced with a blinding burst of light, taking on a solid form. Jill watched, her mouth agape, as the chaotic storm transformed into a towering, ten-meter-tall steel colossus. The robot gleamed with otherworldly radiance, its design sleek yet terrifyingly powerful.

"What the actual hell?" Jill muttered, her voice tinged with both awe and disbelief. "William? A robot? How many damn secrets does this guy have?"

William's form hovered within the massive construct, commanding it like a god within his creation. A flash of blue light erupted from his hands, materializing into an enormous shield, its shimmering surface spanning three meters in diameter. The shield pulsed with deformed elements before melting seamlessly, reshaping into a monstrous black blade, ten meters long and crackling with raw power.

"That's enough," William said, his voice calm yet filled with terrifying authority. He descended slowly, stopping precisely twenty meters above the churning sea—a perfect vantage point for his target. Below him, the ocean roiled, the waves betraying the movements of the massive, mutated great white shark lurking beneath the surface.

The mutated great white shark, an apex predator warped into a grotesque monstrosity by mutation, surfaced briefly. Its size was colossal, its mouth lined with jagged teeth large enough to crush steel. Despite its inability to comprehend what it faced, the creature's primal fury surged. It would not let this challenge go unanswered.

With a deafening boom, the mutated great white shark lunged out of the water, its massive jaws snapping open to swallow William and his construct whole. Its enormous body displaced a tidal wave, drenching the surrounding area with saltwater.

"Come on, then!" William bellowed, the black sword in his hands vibrating with power. He shot forward with impossible speed, the steel colossus hurtling straight into the jaws of the beast. To any observer, it looked like suicide—a reckless charge into certain death.

But William had no intention of becoming the shark's meal.

As the monstrous maw closed in on him, William twisted his body, his black sword morphing at his command. The blade split into countless smaller edges, each one glowing with destructive Transformium. The instant before impact, the swarm of blades launched outward in a devastating spiral, carving through the shark's flesh with merciless precision.

A cacophony of tearing, shredding, and splintering echoed through the air. The mutated shark howled—a guttural, monstrous sound—as its flesh was torn apart. The blackened water churned violently, stained with streams of dark, viscous blood.

In one final, decisive stroke, William reformed his weapon into a single blade and brought it down with his might. The sword cut through the great white shark in a flawless vertical slice, from its gaping maw to the tip of its tail. The beast's body split cleanly in two, its halves crashing into the ocean with an earth-shaking splash.

The water turned pitch black as the shark's blood tainted the sea, the once-pristine surface now a graveyard of carnage.

"William!" Jill called out, her voice carrying a mix of relief and concern.

"I'm fine," William replied as he burst through the surface of the water, flying toward her in a graceful arc. He hovered effortlessly, holding a glowing, water-colored bead in his hand.

Jill looked at William's Transformers form up and down. "Can you change back? I'm not used to looking at you like this."

A stream of deformed element particles emanated from William's body, shrinking rapidly. After shrinking to a certain extent, William appeared, and seven light-red deformed element particles entered his body.

"What the fuck are you? A robot?" Jill asked, staring at William.

"Of course, I'm human. That's just another form of mine," William said, looking at the water-colored bead in his hand. The bead had a diameter of about fifteen centimeters and fit perfectly in one hand.

Jill looked at the bead. "What is this?"

"It might be called the corpse bead obtained from the body of the mutant great white shark. It's the source of that great white shark's strength," William said lightly.

"The corpse bead? Then how did it form?" Jill asked.

"Where did it come from? Maybe a fusion of the T-virus and water. The combination of the two accumulated over a long time to form this bead," William replied, sounding confident.

"How do you know?"

"Of course, I'm just guessing. Hahaha." William laughed.

"Bastard," Jill muttered, unhappy.

William's brow furrowed. "The IQ of that great white shark was too low to properly utilize its power. It could only fire those water cannons. If it knew how to truly use its strength, it wouldn't have been so easy to deal with."

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