“Omega is dead?”

Hekes could sense it.

The moment Omega’s life signal was severed.

He accepted the conclusion for now, but the process was unacceptable.

It wasn’t just that the escape route he had prepared was rendered meaningless because Omega failed to resolve the fight before the drug’s effect wore off.

Omega wasn’t even able to run. He was cut down, his lifeline severed.

‘This is a difficult enigma to grasp.’

Hekes knew how deeply Omega was attached to life and how much effort had gone into this battle. For once, a rare emotion colored his expression—genuine surprise.

‘The probability that he simply lost due to a mistake is too low. His body was designed to endure even major blunders.’

Regardless, the outcome remained: Omega, the axis of his plan, was destroyed. Juyeon had found her freedom.

The monsters rampaging across the deserted island were now swiftly fading into oblivion.

“Hmmm…”

Hekes wiped his glasses and put them back on.

He continued analyzing the situation.

‘Where did the gap emerge? What did I overlook? With the current technology, I couldn’t have developed a greater resistance than what he already had.’

The urge to retrieve Omega’s corpse and dissect it surged within him. However, approaching the scene now would only lead to an encounter with an extremely agitated Juyeon.

‘I’ll have to abandon that idea.’

In any case, Juyeon wasn’t the kind of person to leave Omega’s body behind.

There was a high probability that she had already incinerated it.

— Ssshhrrr…

Hekes ordered the marine monster he was riding to increase the distance further.

He quietly observed the deserted island.

‘Did Juyeon hide her true skills until now? Or was it some kind of special artifact?’

There might have been an oversight in the data he had compiled through years of research.@@novelbin@@

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