After the Regulators completed their inspection, they made contact with the Earth Federation Leader and spoke in private for so ti before they were seen returning to the gateway.
"Please wait a mont, Esteed Regulators," a man in black and blue armor by the na of Douglas flew over and stopped the Regulators from departing.
He was a Level 47 Hunter, soone who can be found in the top ten of the A-rank Hunter Ranking. But he was uncrowned for having yet to reach the sa level of strengths as the other King Hunters.
After the two Regulators paused and turned around, Ceone quickly urged, "What is it, human? Make it quick."
"Yes, Esteed Regulator. I was wondering if the Federation will be sending reinforcents over to help us deal with the Second Wave?" Douglas queried.
"Earth has been designated to self-governance and self-reliance. Note; the federation has made no arrangents for such reinforcents." Ceone frowned slightly.
"Suggestion; the Federation will consider sending reinforcents after a request has been lodged by Earth Federation Leader." Cetwo kindly inputted.
Douglas gaped for a mont before nodding, "Understood. Sorry for taking up your precious ti, Esteed Regulators."
The Level 47 Hunter was partly relieved that the Federation would not be sending powerful sentinels over to steal their EXP, while on the other hand, he was worried that Earth will fail to cope with the Second Wave.
"Comfort; no worries."
Just as the Regulators about to enter the gateway, their holographic assistance devices suddenly lit up with a string of information;
The Regulators cast each other a glance before the both of them punched in a few holographic keys on their wrist device.
Ding!
Traces of Divine Energy was expended before an information package was sent to the Federation's headquarters through a minuscule pocket space.
The two Regulators did not wait too long before they were alerted with a new text on their holographic device.
Ding!
Ceone and Cetwo glanced at each other with a rare hint of emotion in their eyes, seemingly excited with the generous rewards and leniency of a ti limit.
Nevertheless, they did not accept imdiately and started consulting each other.
"Request; accept the mission. The reward is very generous, Ceone."
"Denied. The mission is too risky. Failing to pay the required penalty amount will result in a lower citizenship rank, Cetwo."
"Insist; successfully completing the mission will result in an increase in citizenship rank, Ceone."
"Denied, Cetwo."
The pretty twins imdiately glared at each other with slight pouts and continued to bicker back and forth without a clear decision.
…
Silvercove city.
The entire city was filled with chaos.
The sound of heavy gunfire and clashes of tal was heard in every corner of the city. People fought the descending interdinsional creatures, hunted them, beca stronger—and rinse and repeat.
In the suburban districts, the sound of chaos was no exception as elderlies pulled out their hidden stashes of firearms and chased the flying interdinsional creatures down the streets.
RATATATA!
"Co and get so of dis, ya filthy creatures!" a granny barked while spraying with an assault rifle under the belief that Hunters have longer lifespans.
However, the granny failed to control the strong recoil, resulting in the bullets spraying everywhere as the surrounding people ducked for cover.
The agile ones dodged easy while the clumsy ones tripped and grazed themselves on the ground, evading the stray bullets nonetheless.
"Holy hell! Whose granny is this?! Those assault rifles are prohibited goods!"
"She probably has a relative working in the underworld businesses or from a corrupt official working for the governnt or military!"
One of the young n with spiky red hair glanced at his flimsy kitchen knife before he cussed, "Dammit! That granny is wasting such precious bullets! If It was , I would have felled 15 flying creatures already!"
"Don't tell that you plan to snatch the assault rifle from that granny?" another youth with a buzz cut asked in shock.
"Why not? That's actually a great idea, aye."
"You're going to offend the people behind that granny by doing this!" the buzz-cut youth warned.
However, the spiky-haired young man shrugged, "Once I beco powerful, would I still need to fear them?"
Shortly after, the spiky-haired young man began inching closer to the granny when he suddenly heard a loud gunshot before glancing at the bullet holes in the ground with white smoke escaping.
Shock filled the person's eyes before it quickly turned to fear.
Chik! Chik!
The sound of a loaded shotgun was heard.
An old man with a cigarette in his mouth quickly warned the spiky-haired young man, "You better not have funny ideas on my wife and back the f*ck off before I pump ya body full of holes, ya slly brat!"
"Hiii! Y-Yes, sir!"
…
In another suburban area, Klein Seymour and his family all arrived at the main Seymour household with large stretches of land all owned by his father,
"It's been a while since I last visited this place." Klein Seymour comnted as he got out of the car, followed by helping his wife, Jun, out of the car after him.
"You did go on a long fishing trip, Klein."
"True."
After Jun exited, Eleanor and Anya got out. At the sa ti, William Seymour's family exited from a different car while the person himself was not with them.
"The hidden base in our family ho, father?" Klein Seymour queried.
David Seymour did not answer imdiately but gave his big family a glance while standing with the support of his walking stick for a mont.
"I'm sure you have all seen the family ho many tis every ti you all co to visit each year, but I'm sure none of you have seen this."
Shortly after David Seymour spoke, he pressed a hidden button on his walking stick before the courtyard started to rumble, revealing a big opening that leads underground.
Everyone's eyes flickered with shock, including William Seymour's wife and two sons as they were no exception.
Evidently, only the Old Master Seymour and his personal subordinates themselves had been aware of such a thing existing under the family ho.
"Wow! This is so cool!" Anya exclaid.
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