299: Chapter 62 Bizarre Two Sides (Requesting Monthly Tickets)_2 299: Chapter 62 Bizarre Two Sides (Requesting Monthly Tickets)_2 “Auntie, you’d better understand that we’re here to hunt, not to sightsee.”
Gu Yue Ming blinked, “Oh…
Panpan, you’ve beco less fun, you weren’t like this as a child.”
“The city and the outside are naturally different.
Rember, outside you call Gu Qian.”
Gu Pan sighed deeply, her eyes narrowing as she suddenly felt a bit dazed.
Had she been sitting in the vehicle too long, feeling exhausted?
Suddenly.
The convoy stopped.
Soone up ahead called out,
“Everyone stop, there’s a situation up front.”
The lead vehicle sent out a signal first, and the accompanying cars promptly pulled over.
Many of the younger generation cautiously got out of their cars, and Gu Pan’s eyes brightened as she grasped her sword, the corner of her mouth curling up.
“Hehe, finally, sothing’s happening.
The ancestral sword of the Gu Family, today I shall test its edge!”
“…Strange, why do I say ‘again’?
This is clearly the first problem today.”
Gu Pan cast aside the distractions in her mind, quickly got out of the vehicle, and walked forward with her aunt, Gu Yue Ming.
A group of people surrounded an ancient temple-like building in a ‘box’ formation, discussing animatedly and observing cautiously.
“Be careful, it could be that we’ve just t another Patrol Pioneering Team, but it’s unlikely.
Looking at these marks, they might be from a serpentine creature,” said a woman in black leather pants.
Gu Pan knew her as Tang Rou, a Second Rank assassin, one of the masterminds behind this joint mission of three families and implicitly their leader.
The other two Second Ranks, one was her own aunt Gu Yue Ming, a Second Rank Witch, and the other a Second Rank Fire Mage from the Hunter Path.
Beside her, Gu Yue Ming then said, “So, why couldn’t it be a tentacle monster?”
Nobody argued with her, after all, she was the only Second Rank healer in the team.
There was no danger in the ancient temple, but they found a statue with six arms, two faces, one smiling and one with fierce eyes.
“Move it, take it back and have soone authenticate it,” Tang Rou commanded.
Then, the group continued their cautious drive, avoiding the seemingly clear but deep greenish small lakes along the way.
As they moved along the border, the terrain and vegetation were very similar, with nurous swamps and lakes filled with wildly growing aquatic plants.
Suddenly, from the rear of the convoy, soone scread:
“Watch out, enemy attack!
Mind your feet!”
Whoosh!
A massive tentacle flipped over a vehicle, its tip featuring terrifying mandibles, picking its prey.
At the rear were several assistants from the Tang family, all trained individuals but not yet Transcendents, similar in level to the Patrol Team mbers, about to be devoured when suddenly a flash of sword light struck from the front.
Swoosh swoosh swoosh!
The swift and thunderous sword technique instantly chopped the huge tentacle into pieces, and then a giant head erged from the drainage ditch.
However, the sword light continued, and the creature attempting to circle back was killed outright.
“Good, killed by again, worthy of being .”
Gu Pan sheathed her sword and sat down, her gaze suddenly intense.
“Again”?
Strange, why do I, again, say “again”!
Sothing’s not right…it feels off…
Gu Pan’s heart suddenly clenched.
Sothing’s amiss!
Her gaze instantly scanned the entire scene, from everyone’s positions, to their movents, to their expressions.
All this, I have seen!
Definitely seen!
Everything was for the first ti, yet Gu Pan vaguely felt she had experienced all this before.
Just now!
Not long ago!
At that mont, Tang Rou arrived at the scene, and a Tang Family Scout crouched down, examining the area.
Gu Pan abruptly turned back, staring at the Tang Family Scout.
She swore she did not recognize him, his face was extrely unfamiliar.
But her insides scread.
Seen him!
Definitely seen him!
Even though everyone’s expressions were normal, everything seed rational.
However, at this mont Gu Pan felt her scalp tingle!
Her eyes fixated on the scout who had just looked up, a fragnt of mory blurred to extres erged in her mind.
Her lips moved lightly, almost in unison with the other,
“Ah, boss, he’s…”
…
“Dead?”
Inside Lighthouse Inn, Xu Shu erged, his muscles tensed.
He looked down from above at three individuals in the hallway, bleeding from seven orifices, wrapped in their own clothes, bones broken and tendons twisted.
His face instantly beca grim.
Three ordinary people thought they could rob with just a few guns?
That’s absurd, buddy!
Initially hearing so commotion outside, and when soone knocked on the door, Xu Shu thought it might be Esoteric believers or Salvation Army folks coming for revenge upon discovering their secret.
Hence, the mont they opened the door, Xu Shu was ready for a desperate fight, prepared to control the crowd using Narrow Sleeve Guanyin and seize the chance to kill one or two.
Who knew, upon checking, they were indeed just three ordinary people with so guns, judging from the situation, Xu Shu deduced they were robbers.
Then upon opening the door, he didn’t even have to act, they were “stare-killed” by Narrow Sleeve Guanyin.
At this mont, Xu Shu’s expression could be described in three words: elderly, subway, smartphone.
This journey, intentionally not revealing his Transcendent identity, specifically choosing a seemingly poor supply lighthouse as a landing point, was ant to keep a low profile and avoid being targeted.
Just didn’t expect that, as society declines, traditional morals diminish.
It seems small places have their disadvantages too.
Now that things have co to this, Xu Shu could only say, they had it coming, no one else to bla.
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