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Chapter 152 Overbearing intercolumnar cells

Jun Malu frowned when he heard the words Zhujian Cell, he seemed to have played it off this time.

As a traverser, Jun Malu naturally knew that Orochimaru held the intercolumnar cells, and he had also considered whether to come to Orochimaru to transplant the intercolumnar cells.

However, he later gave up this idea because the risk was too great. According to his inference, his blood should come from Hamura's line.

In his deduction, the Sharingan and Senshou bloodlines left behind by Yuromo are one group, while Yu Cun's Baiyan and Shigu veins are another group.

These two different bloodlines should be a separate system, just like Madara awakened the eyes of reincarnation after opening the eternal kaleidoscope and getting intercolumn cells.

In Junma Lu's view, the most suitable blood for him to transplant should be the Hyuga clan, or wait until he is strong enough, and go directly to the moon to snatch Tenseigan.

Kaleidoscope plus intercolumnar cells are reincarnation eyes, so one's own bone veins and reincarnation eyes should also be able to get stronger evolution.

This is the most reasonable path that Jun Malu has planned for himself, and it is also a safer path.

Going to Tenseigan is the way to pursue the ancestors, the standard model of immortal body plus immortal eyes.

The intercolumn cells are much more dangerous for Junma Lu,

This kind of gameplay of fairy body plus fairy body, no one has played in the entire original work, so this is also a road full of unknowns.

Jun Malu may have gained extraordinary power because of the superposition of immortal bodies, or he may have fallen into an endless abyss because of the confrontation between two different immortal bodies.

However, today's Jun Ma Lu has no right to choose, he is forced to face such a gamble,
If he wins, he will get a leap in strength, and even rely on his new strength to get out of the current predicament in one fell swoop.

Defeated, that is, Wen Wen's bones are gone, and there is no chance of a comeback.

Jun Malu was in a state of confusion for a moment, and the cold sweat began to roll off his forehead continuously.

Orochimaru looked at Junmaro's reaction and said with interest:

"It seems that you are not ignorant of intercolumnar cells."

Jun Malu was not in the mood to talk to Dashewan at this time, and Dashewan made himself feel bored, but continued to mutter:

"I have done no less than a hundred experiments on transplanting intercolumn cells, but unfortunately, there is only one survivor.
Do you think you will be that one percent? "

Seeing Junma Lu's terrified and hesitant look, Da Shemaru finally couldn't control himself anymore, and laughed heartily.

At this moment, Dou Ye carefully walked over with a light green injection.

The look of fearing that he would bleed out when he touched his hands made people even more curious about the little green injection.

Orochimaru grabbed the injection and injected it into Junmalu's body without saying a word. He was still smiling:

"Use the last moments of your life to please me to your heart's content."

Jun Malu stared blankly at the injection of the emerald green injection into his body, and cried out in pain the next second.

Pain, excruciating pain.

The moment the cells between the columns entered the body, they were like a wild horse running wild in Jun Malu's body.

Unlike the cells of the Otonin four who were easily crushed, the dominance of the cells in the column made Junmaro's bones retreat steadily.

Jun Malu's bone veins tried hard to stop the rampage of the inter-column cells, but sadly found that the inter-column cells were so powerful that it was hopeless.

Jun Ma Lu's cells are easily swallowed up by the cells between the columns like snacks, and then transformed into nutrients for the division and reproduction of the cells between the columns.

But Jun Malu's special physique didn't give in easily, and Shi Gumai mobilized all his body's energy autonomously to counter the inter-column cells.

Under the fearless interception of Shigumai, the inter-column cells finally took a serious look.

The inter-column cells no longer scattered all over the body domineeringly, but turned to concentrate on Jun Malu's injected right hand, gathering strength and starting a formal confrontation with the bones.

Orochimaru's eyes glowed with ecstasy. This was a scene he had never seen before. Those experimental subjects in the past collapsed because they couldn't bear the dominance of the cells between the columns almost at the moment they were injected.

The original experimental subjects were all swallowed up by the intercolumn cells without exception.

In the end, the strength of the cells between the columns had nowhere to dissipate, and the experimental subject quickly collapsed, turning into a blood-soaked tree.

Even Yamato has gone through such a period, otherwise he would not be regarded as a failure by Orochimaru and abandoned.

When Jun Malu was injected with the intercolumn cells, his performance was no different from that of other experimental subjects, his whole body was swollen, but after that, his body actually had the strength to fight back!
Jun Malu's bone vein actually forced the cells between the columns to re-condense in the right hand and started a tug-of-war!

This is really interesting, Da Shemaru and Dou both stared intently at the changes in Junma Lu's body, looking forward to the next scene.

Are the cells between the columns destroying everything as before, or are the Junmalu cells taming the cells between the columns with perseverance and merging into one?
As for Jun Malu's complete control over the cells between the columns, he counterattacked the hammer and Orochimaru in one fell swoop, what are you kidding?
A cripple whose chakra has been drained, facing Orochimaru, one of the three ninjas, isn't it clear who wins and who loses?

Orochimaru stared at Junmaro excitedly and enthusiastically, looking forward to the birth of the result.

Jun Malu felt that his life was worse than death, the pain, the sharp pain, and then the unbearable itching.

His right arm is now as if it was stuffed into a meat grinder, as if the arm was crushed and the bones were crushed into slag.

But this kind of pain is continuous, because the body is mobilizing physical strength, energy, and even the vitality in the cells uncontrollably, trying to suppress the attack of the intercolumnar cells.

I can neither completely give up letting the intercolumnar cells completely engulf me to get relief, nor can I completely excrete the intercolumn cells.

They can only endure unbearable torture in this back and forth stalemate.

Rao Jun Malu has nerves that are not sensitive to pain, and at this moment he is screaming in pain until his voice is hoarse.

Orochimaru was excited when he heard Junmalu's roar. Hearing Junmalu's scream, he felt that the anger he had been teased back then had finally been completely vented.

The cells between the columns and the bone veins are still in a stalemate, and Jun Malu's right hand has changed from a normal skin color to an eerie paleness due to the large number of cells between the columns.

On the forearm of the right arm, half of a face that is seven or eight times similar to Hashirama's face is vaguely showing a tendency to form.

But only half of this face was condensed, and it was stuck by Jun Malu's protruding bones, and the other half could not be condensed no matter what.

Jun Ma Lu's body seemed to have found a way to reduce consumption, and autonomously absorbed a large amount of life energy to form a solid bone armband on Jun Ma Lu's right arm.

This armband tightly clamped Jun Ma Lu's right arm, making it difficult for the inter-column cells to break through. Even the domineering inter-column cells had no way to deal with Jun Ma Lu's hard bones for a while.

The duel between the two cells was completely stalemate.

　Ah, that's it. In order to correspond to the plot on the other side, the next step is to chase the plot on Sasuke's side. After all, the two sides are going to meet in the end.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)