The first rays of morning sunlight seem to be troubled by the winter cold, reluctantly falling upon the city, streaming through the windows into a house filled with dismembered corpses.
After three hours of brutal fighting,
the battle between the women finally concluded. The body parts scattered on the ground no longer belonged to two people; one woman's head had completely 'devoured' the other.
The devouring here does not involve biting or eating.
Rather, the two heads, after multiple bites, regeneration, and exhaustion, fused physiologically at the back of their skulls; skin and skull completely adhered together, like conjoined twins.
Moreover, the body fragments also began to merge into one.
Yi Chen, hidden within the concept of death, watched everything from an 'audience perspective'. He never sensed any death, but rather a multiplication of vitality.
