All Chapters of Breaking The Simulation: Chapter 171
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Wrapping Up 1
In the end, Cale couldn’t bring himself to kill Krasin as he let his arms go limp at his sides, leaving Selene being the one to pick up the slack.With no hesitation whatsoever, Selene grabbed the dagger from Cale’s hands and plunged it directly at the center of Krasin’s chest where his heart was located—although, anatomically speaking, Ceruleans didn’t possess a heart.Squelch!Warm blood spurted out of Krasin onto Selene’s face, staining her cheeks red and giving her a chilling aura that complimented her frosty gaze.Seeing the manner in which Selene ended Krasin’s life as if with practiced ease made Cale feel sick to his stomach. It wasn’t that he couldn’t stand the sight of blood or death, but rather, the indifference that Selene displayed when taking a life was something that Cale wasn’t comfortable with at all, and seemingly noticing Cale’s discomfort, Selene dismissed it simply by saying, “Don’t mind it too much, master. With that—as long as you continue to tread the current pa
Farewell
Holding the light sphere in her hand and observing it, Selene answered Cale.“This is the essence of Krasin over there that is something akin to his soul. It is everything that he ever was when he was alive, containing the complete information of him as a person, including his memories, knowledge, and skills from the time he was alive. My power allows me to extract all of this after a person dies, allowing me to claim their everything for myself.”“But that’s not all… I can also imbue this essence into any inanimate construct that meets certain requirements, making me use the same powers and abilities they had when they were still alive. If I choose, I can also allow them to regain their sense of self, fully bringing them under my control, thus achieving a kind of resurrection.”Listening to Selene’s explanations on what her powers were capable of, Cale was shocked. The more he heard, the greater his shock became until Cale found himself doubting whether what he was hearing was real o