Chaos Devourer System-Chapter 406: Thrown Into A Cell

Chapter 406: Thrown Into A Cell

Both hands were locked together by two peak cosmic rank stages and thunder spears pointed to his face, that was how Zeras was brought into the enemy spaceship and he couldn’t help but drop his jaws to the ground when he saw the spaceship interior

One would have been expecting some sort of rows and rows of seats and different rooms but what Zeras stepped into was a gigantic city that he couldn’t see.

“What the? How can there be a city in a spaceship.” Zeras screamed out in shock and his neck automatically jerked up into the sky, even more shocking were the blue clouds and the sun at the side.

“Hehehe, how can your inferior brain comprehend the mightiness of our Gaiara Race Technology…” One of the aliens pointing the lightning stick to his face said as the other cruelly mocked Zeras whose face dropped to the ground.

Every word that came out of their mouth, strangely always managed to hit a spot in him. He wouldn’t have even blinked if a human had called him that. But once those four eyes’ trash abused him, he had an almost instantaneous urge to give them a solid punch on the nose.

But he was still able to retain his cool head and he couldn’t help but notice the name of what the aliens were.

‘Giaiara Race… Giaiara. That sounds like Gaia. Wait, it is Gaia. This familiar aura that I sense from all of them is the familiar Mana that Gaia uses with those arrows of hers…’ Zeras thought as his eyes dawned in realization.

He had sensed something familiar with the alien race when he had first met with them but only now did, he remember they had the same aura as Gaia’s mana.

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And everything finally started clicking.

It all started with Commander’s Shiron strange request for him to protect Gaia. He didn’t know why then so he didn’t even put it in his mind. Then relating with Gaia later he learned she was always training hard because she was afraid some celestial race was coming for her.

Zeras didn’t really care about that. Why? Because he believed if even anything went wrong, the EIA would be able to resolve it.

It seems everything wasn’t a fairy tale and the so-called Celestial race truly came for her. But if they want Gaia, then why not just take her and leave?

Why are they still here? And Zeras had just two hypotheses.

Firstly, was that Earth refused to give Gaia up and some type of war is ongoing on Earth. Secondly, the Celestial Race isn’t here for Gaia and probably for something that Earth can’t give away. And that caused the strange situation.

“Tch, none of them make any sense…” Zeras mused under his breath, but the Giaiara race proved to be a very good listener.

“It doesn’t make sense for you. It is like magic, isn’t it?” The alien race asked as Zeras rolled his eyes before turning his attention back to the present.

“The City had even building, and tiled road, and Zeras could see hundreds of such alien races walking around the streets, driving in their strange 6-legged cars or simply buying things besides the road.

“It really is amazing that this can be constructed in a ship. I wouldn’t believe it if I was born here and somebody told me I have spent my entire life in a spaceship.” Zeras acknowledged.

“Hmph, this one strangely has a good mouth compared to the others…” One of the Giara’s said as Zera’s ears perked up.

“Um, Others?” Zeras said, his face depicting horror which made the green light in their eyes flash even more brightly.

“Oh, did you have some screws loose in your head, low-life? During the first exchange with your lowlife race. You guys’ mouths were so big and you kept making bold claims. But in less than three hours, you were all sent running back to your trash world with your tails behind your legs and now you have chosen to shut yourself within with that stupid spacetime lock.

Even though you were all quick to run and imprison yourself, we still caught around a couple million of you guys…” The Giara race expert said as Zera’s face dropped and unbelieve appeared on his face.

“There’s no way the humans ran away from war and locked themselves on earth. I’m confident of our undying spirit…” Zeras said with pride and conviction flashing in his eyes but that was watered down by the boisterous laughter from the group as they looked at him as if he was a fool.

“Undying spirit. HAHAHAH, Undying my ass. In just three hours, two of your so-called world leaders outright submitted their weapons and agreed to be slaves, while the others fled away and locked themselves in the space lock that is on Earth.

If not because of that, why do you think we have not reduced your world to ashes yet? And don’t be happy for too long, that trashy formation will soon be broken by our higher-ups and that will spell your absolute doom…” The Giara race expert said and they finally arrived at their destination.

A gigantic tower with three words written on it,

“Low Lifes Prison…”

“Don’t tell me that prison houses your others…” Zeras asked but his body spasmed uncontrollably when he felt the hundreds of lightning bolts that were sent into his body.

“Idiotic low life. This prison is for your other low-lives and you’ll be joining them soon… The Giara race said as Zeras shrugged off the lightning sparks that were still ravaging his body away from him and transferred them to the ground.

The large doors were slowly opened and Zeras was dragged into the large structure which shut down with a bang once again.

——

Twenty minutes later.

BANG

The sound of a leg slamming on the wall echoed out as a figure was roughly thrown into the dark cell. See you later, sweetmouth lowlife. Hehehehe…”