NTR: Choice Based System-Chapter 229: Incompelte Solar Eclipse Cultiavtion Technique

The spider woman let out a chilling laugh, the sound echoing through the cavern. "Your friends? They are merely ingredients, fuel for my… evolution."

Her eyes, glowing with an eerie emerald light, scanned him with predatory interest. "But you… you are different. You possess a unique energy, a potent source of yang. You will serve a greater purpose."

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She raised a clawed hand, her smile widening into a grotesque grin. "You will use your Yang energy to help me give birth to a better race of us, the spiders. I will consume your Yang energy, and your friends' lives, and together, we will become… invincible."

Ye Yang, fuelled by rage and a desperate need to protect his companions, roared in defiance. "Never! I will not allow you to harm them!"

The spider woman, amused by his defiance, flicked her wrist, and a barrage of webs rained down upon him.

Ye Yang, struggling against the silken restraints, unleashed a wave of yang energy, shattering the incoming webs.

The spider woman, taken aback by his resilience, hissed in annoyance. "You are more troublesome than I anticipated. But your defiance will only prolong your suffering."

"You better surrender and breed me to birth a new race, you should feel proud to meet me today, together we'll conquer this world with our offsprings."

With a chilling grace, she lunged forward, her claws extended, aiming for his throat.

Ye Yang, anticipating her attack, rolled aside, narrowly avoiding the deadly assault. He retaliated with a flurry of punches and kicks, his movements a blur of motion.

The spider woman, surprisingly agile, easily deflected his attacks. She was a master of close-quarters combat, her movements a terrifying blend of human grace and arachnid ferocity.

The battle raged on, a chaotic dance of death. Ye Yang, despite his initial advantage, was slowly being overwhelmed.

The spider woman, with her superior speed and strength, was beginning to gain the upper hand.

"Give up, human," she hissed, her voice dripping with contempt. "Resistance is futile."

Ye Yang, gasping for breath, refused to yield. He remembered the faces of his fallen comrades, their trust in him, their unwavering belief in his abilities. He would not let them down.

He closed his eyes, focusing all his energy, drawing upon the raw, untamed power of yang energy within him.

"I don't know if this will work as it's still incomplete, but…" he looked at the spider woman who was looking at him with anger and lust.

He had only learned a rudimentary version of the technique, but he knew this was his only chance.

With a desperate surge of will, he unleashed the technique, channelling all his yang energy into a single, blinding point.

The chamber erupted in a blinding flash of light. The air crackled with energy, the very fabric of reality seeming to tear apart.

The spider woman, caught in the epicentre of the explosion, let out a shriek of agony as her body was consumed by the searing light.

The light subsided, leaving behind an eerie silence. The chamber, once filled with the stench of decay and death, was now filled with a strange, purifying energy.

The grotesque tableau of twisted metal and decaying flesh had vanished, replaced by a scene of serene tranquillity.

Ye Yang, exhausted beyond belief, slumped to the ground, his body trembling. He had succeeded, but the cost was immense.

He had used every ounce of his Qi, leaving him drained and vulnerable.

He drifted off into unconsciousness, the events of the past few hours fading into a hazy dream. When he awoke, he found himself surrounded by his fellow disciples, their faces etched with concern.

Lin Jian, his face pale but relieved, rushed to his side. "Ye Yang! You're awake!"

Li Mei, her eyes filled with tears, embraced him tightly. "We were so worried about you."

Chen Hao, ever the brash one, grinned. "You saved us, man! You really showed that spider what we're made of!"

Xiao Yu, her voice soft, whispered, "You were amazing, Ye Yang."

Ye Yang felt a dizzy spell wash over him, then the events of the past few hours flooded back.

The chilling laughter of the spider woman, the searing pain of his own attack, the agonizing struggle for survival.

A wave of exhaustion washed over him, but a triumphant smile touched his lips. He had faced death and emerged victorious.

"Should we stop here, or venture deeper?" Lin Jian asked, his voice laced with caution.

The others exchanged glances. The chamber, though eerily silent now, still held an unsettling aura.

The air, thick with the lingering scent of ozone and decay, seemed to whisper of unseen dangers.

"We should press on," Li Mei declared, her voice firm. "We cannot allow this abomination to remain unchecked. We must ensure that this… this… nest is completely destroyed."

Chen Hao, ever the eager one, nodded enthusiastically. "Yeah, let's finish the job! Besides, who knows what other treasures we might find?"

Xiao Yu, ever the voice of reason, cautioned, "But Li Mei, are you sure? We are already severely weakened."

"We have to," Ye Yang said, his voice surprisingly strong. "We cannot let this evil fester. We must eradicate it completely."

With renewed determination, they ventured deeper into the cavern. The air grew colder, the humidity increasing.

They encountered more monstrous creatures – grotesque mutations of spiders, their bodies swollen and misshapen, their eyes glowing with an unnatural light.

They also discovered a chamber filled with hundreds of spider eggs, pulsating with a dark, malevolent energy.

One by one, they systematically destroyed the eggs, the creatures, and anything that even remotely resembled a threat.

They searched every nook and cranny, leaving no stone unturned. But despite their thorough search, they found no further signs of the spider woman or any other significant discoveries.

With a heavy heart, they decided to return to the sect. The journey back was arduous, their bodies weary from the ordeal. But they persevered, driven by a sense of duty and a shared sense of accomplishment.

Upon returning to the sect, they reported their findings to the elders.

The elders were astounded by their bravery and the successful eradication of the spider nest. They showered them with praise and generous rewards.

"Ye Yang," the head elder declared, "your contribution was invaluable. You saved not only your companions but potentially the entire sect from a grave danger."

He presented Ye Yang with a magnificent jade talisman, imbued with potent spiritual energy. "This is a token of our gratitude," he said.

But Ye Yang, remembering the sacrifices made by his friends, refused the larger share of the reward. "We faced this danger together," he insisted. "The reward should be shared equally among us."

The elders, impressed by his humility, agreed. The reward was divided equally among the five disciples.

After receiving his share, Ye Yang bid farewell to his friends.

He felt a profound sense of peace, a quiet satisfaction that came from fulfilling his duty.

He then made his way to the sect library, eager to delve deeper into the cultivation technique he was trying to create, to learn more about the world, and to hone his skills further.

Meanwhile,

In the real world, Yu Mei closed herself in her room, her thoughts swirling around the recent event of having sex with her own guard.

For some reason, she cannot forget the incident even after three weeks have passed. But now, her urges are returning, even after isolating herself in her room for this period.

"What's happening to me? I feel like something is controlling me. I cannot control it," she whispered, her hands instinctively reaching for the wetness between her legs.