Reincarnator – Chapter 331 : The Grand Scheme (4)

“Annoying. Seriously.”

Hansoo chuckled as he looked at the monster going through a metamorphosis in front of him.

—crunch—

—squirm—

The Ark-Roa’s shape was changing at a rapid pace.

Into the familiar look of that woman from the past.

—crunch crunch—

And soon, a very calming voice came out from the Ark-Roa’s mouth.

“Success.”

Hansoo mumbled at the monster that looked and sounded like Taehee.

“A beast controlled by a soul fragment…”

‘Ingenious.’

A soul fragment could only be implanted into a human.

To let the Ark-Roa devour a being controlled by a soul fragment, and then controlling it.

Of course, if it were as simple as that, then Hansoo wouldn’t have been so shocked.

—squirm—

Taehee, in control of the Arc-Roa’s body, smiled softly at Hansoo.

“Well, there’s still a few things to swap around, but… it looks like it succeeded. Well, anyway, I’m very thankful to you, Mr. Hansoo.”

—sssss—

Taehee continued to speak, all while making strange noises from various parts of her body.

“Our actual plan isn’t for the annihilation of humankind. We just want strength to control them.”

A perfect system using the soul fragment, the Lord trait, and other traits which allowed for perfect control.

The sad part was the low amount of people with such traits, which led to a low amount of people who could serve under them.

Though a normal person would decide to kill off everyone in case of potential dangers, but Clementine was not a normal person.

“You should understand us more than anybody else, since…you wouldn’t have tried so hard to suppress us if you didn’t.”

They, and Hansoo, only wanted one thing.

A strength that was perfectly controlled.

So they had asked him two years ago.

To join them.

“So? You still want me to join you?”

Taehee nodded.

“You caused the world to collapse, right? We know why you did it. You either didn’t know what would happen if everybody’s strength was limited by hat wall or maybe you wanted more strength.”

No one could control billions of people.

But controlling the few transcendents that were born from those people was much more manageable.

Even more so if the controllers were much stronger than the ones being controlled.

“Join us.”

‘Since you are someone even we would want.’

Taehee muttered quietly at Hansoo.

This was the truth.

There was a reason why they had delayed their plans so much.

She was the one that had been against Kael avenging Jang Oh and releasing the Ark-Roa.

Of course, if the Ark-Roa had been released much earlier, they would’ve found Hansoo much earlier as well.

Burying Hansoo, who had been fully capable of controlling the lower zones—something which even they decided was too difficult and had given up on—was too much of a waste.

During these two years, there had been a lot of people as strong as Hansoo.

But even after two years, they had not seen anyone like Kang Hansoo.

‘Other than Clementine.’

Taehee continued to speak to Hansoo.

“How about it? Join us. If you join us, then we have no more reason to fight.”

Hansoo nodded.

“There’s nothing bad about it.”

Taehee’s expression brightened.

A powerful ally was valuable.

They had experienced this already.

Though he’d woken up after two years and the world had changed, the benefits they would gain if Hansoo stood by their side was not something that could easily be measured.

Since a tiger wouldn’t become a cat just because it had woken up from a deep sleep.

And if they could gain the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd zone that Hansoo controlled?

Nothing more was needed.

“Good. Really good…”

“But I have a condition.”

Taehee stopped for a moment but then nodded as she spoke.

They never expected him to accept that easily anyway.

And they had the capacity to accept all sorts of conditions.

“Speak.”

“You guys said this before, that you wanted to control each other completely.”

The more power they had, the better.

That’s why they were performing countless experiments in the upper 3 zones.

Like controlling the Ark-Roa with the soul fragment here at the 4th zone.

But there was one idea that they believed in.