Time seemed to freeze at this moment.
There was no deafening explosion, just an extreme light expanding silently and steadily from the chrysalis core.
Wherever the light passed, everything—whether it be the Insectoid, biological structures, or the massive living tissue of the chrysalis—disintegrated and vaporized in an instant, as if they never existed.
When the light faded, the area where the chrysalis once stood was now replaced by an incredibly smooth, massive hemispherical crater.
The rock and seabed substrate at the edge of the crater looked like glass, showing signs of being instantly melted by high temperatures and then rapidly cooled.
And the massive Level 2 chrysalis, along with countless defensive forces and Insectoid guards around it, had completely vanished without a trace.
As the devastating pure white light gradually dispersed, the area where the chrysalis originally was had been overtaken by the seamless, immense hemispherical crater.
