Chapter 133: Turning Misfortune Into Blessing
Su Ning had never expected to encounter such a situation.
Not only were her talent abilities unusable, even her skills couldn’t be activated or maintained.
She clearly understood that this was likely due to those two mysterious individuals who had suddenly appeared, causing her talents and skills to fail entirely.
As a result, even her disguised face was now fully revealed in front of Li Ming.
Li Ming was curious about Su Ning’s true appearance at this moment, but he knew now was not the time to think about such things.
The current situation was extremely critical. Although the intense urge to flee that he felt a moment ago had vanished, Li Ming didn’t believe the danger was truly over.
Su Ning remained alert, closely watching the short man and the thin man before them.
The strange device on the short man’s head was particularly eye-catching. It looked like a piece of advanced technology not belonging to this era.
Likewise, the book floating beside the thin man was astonishing.
Then the thin man spoke, “The host of [Super Luck] has strengthened again. Our intended teleportation point should’ve been right in front of him, but it was this far off. It seems like, just like [Super Misfortune], this talent is evolving rapidly.”
Shorty Z added, “So we need to retrieve it quickly. Who knows what might happen if we wait too long.”
Then Z glanced at Su Ning, “Didn’t expect to run into someone who can control zombies here. If X saw her, he’d definitely want her under his command. But since she’s in our hands now, best not to complicate things. Let’s eliminate her.”
A chill ran through Su Ning’s body. The danger this time clearly surpassed even that of the Fog Lord in the “City of Mist.”
She couldn’t use any of her abilities. Not just her—none of the others, including No.1, could use their talents either.
“So their arrival disables all talents and skills?”
No—not immediately. When they first arrived, her Scavenger’s Eye could still scan them. Although all their information returned as “???” she was still able to use the ability.
So when exactly did the restriction kick in?
Her gaze fell on the strange black orb hovering above the two men’s heads. Deep and void-like—almost like a black hole.
“It’s that thing. Once it appeared, all abilities became unusable.”
Suddenly, the thin man (A) extended his right hand, and countless chains surged toward Su Ning and Li Ming.
Even without her talents or skills, Su Ning wasn’t helpless.
With a flick of her hand, several grenades flew toward them. Even without the Perfect Aim skill, the explosions could still cause damage.
The blasts erupted, smoke filled the air—but as it cleared, both men stood there, completely unscathed.
Shorty Z clicked his tongue, “I just love seeing little bugs in despair. It’s so exciting!”
Thin man A muttered, “You’re such a pervert…” Then he sent his chains toward them again.
Li Ming realized his Super Luck seemed unable to help him avoid the attack and began dodging in panic.
Su Ning wracked her brain for an escape plan—when suddenly, she felt a surge of power within her.
“This energy…? My bloodline?!”
A flicker of hope sparked in Su Ning’s eyes.
“The Medusa bloodline powers aren’t restricted! That black orb can’t suppress bloodline abilities!”
A loophole meant opportunity.
With this newfound advantage, Su Ning quickly regained her composure. Earlier, she’d panicked, but now that she had a trump card, she could breathe again.
“If bloodline powers aren’t suppressed, maybe other things aren’t either!”
A flash of inspiration—Titles!
She quickly activated her long-unused [Innocent Little White Flower] title.
The effect was immediate—not just the two men, even Li Ming was subtly affected.
The two “Administrators” were visibly shaken—their expressions began to change, clearly under the influence of the title.
But before Su Ning could celebrate—
The device on Shorty Z’s head lit up, as if issuing a warning. Instantly, his previously dazed expression snapped back to normal.
“Mental manipulation?!” Z’s expression darkened.
“I underestimated you. Almost got fooled. But it ends now.”
Z turned toward A to snap him out of it so they could proceed with retrieving the Super Luck ability.
But Su Ning smirked.
“Yes. It does end now.”
She hadn’t used the Little White Flower title for charm alone—it was part of her plan, a setup to create the perfect moment.
Her eyes gleamed as she locked onto Z and A.
—Petrification activated!
Bloodline power surged like a tidal wave.
Z sensed something was wrong. His body began to turn to stone at an alarming rate!
“Bloodline powers?! A player with a bloodline power?!”
Just as he feared—his high-tech device could block talents and skills, but it was powerless against the primal force of bloodlines.
The device above his head flashed wildly, trying to resist the petrification—but it was too late.
Meanwhile, A, still affected by the Little White Flower, slowly regained awareness—only to meet the same fate: petrification.
“How?! I checked this instance before coming. There shouldn’t be any players with bloodline powers here!”
A stared in disbelief at the still-silly-looking Li Ming…
…and Su Ning, who absolutely shouldn’t have such powers in this world.
“Is [Super Luck] really this broken?! It even turned disaster into salvation?!”
A assumed all of this was just another miraculous twist caused by Li Ming’s ability.
Their bodies turned fully to stone.
Su Ning didn’t know whether they might recover from petrification. Not taking chances, she took out several bombs from her Planting Space (still accessible despite the upgrade), and hurled them at the stone statues.
BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
A series of deafening explosions.
The petrified administrators were reduced to rubble.
Su Ning, “Wait… am I forgetting something?”
Somewhere, Bao Qingsong, still unconscious, died in his sleep—caught in the blast.
And the moment he died, a wisp of black energy drifted from his body and shot toward Su Ning.
Caught off guard, she was struck by it before she could react.
“What?!”
Su Ning thought it was a final counterattack—but once the energy entered her body, she felt… nothing.
She stared at the now-devastated battlefield.
Her eyes landed on the black orb still floating nearby. Without hesitation, she used petrification to turn the orb to stone.
The moment she did, all her abilities returned to normal.
She immediately activated Scavenger’s Eye to examine herself, wary that the black energy might’ve left some hidden danger.
