Chapter 790: Chapter 448: Cleanup Plan_3
Regardless of his intentions, Yan Junze’s actions indeed alleviated the trendous pressure brought by the strangenesses on the citizens and Exorcists of Tianng.
Moreover, this was just the result of a week’s worth of Exorcism.
Such training also boosted Yan Junze’s own pace in performing laid-back Exorcisms.
After getting involved in a case, he quickly identified the direction of the strangeness’s Obsession through the task information that popped up, then he would understand the cause of the strangeness’s death, and what the most critical thing it last contacted was, or he would directly employ various thods to summon the strangeness itself, allowing it to express its concerns to him directly.
Essentially, by following these steps, he could determine the thod to resolve the Obsession in a short ti, then break through them one by one, quickly resolving the strangeness’s Obsession.
This period was a ti for Yan Junze to not only hasten the lighting of Atlas nodes but also enhance his ability to perform laid-back Exorcisms.
“By the way, has Zhang Xiaomo still not returned?” Yan Junze asked.
Huo Zhisen replied, “We have already dispatched two four-star Exorcists to Gaosheng City, so we should receive news very soon.”
Yan Junze nodded, “If the situation is complicated, let know.”
The call ended.
Yan Junze rembered that Tianng originally had three four-star Exorcists, one of whom was Guo Youliang. After Guo Youliang was promoted to a five-star, there were two left.
Now it seed that the bizarre incident in Gaosheng City had drawn out these last two four-star Exorcists, in addition to Zhang Xiaomo, who was an almost-four-star, and Zhang Di that Baldy Semi-spirit who was at least an old three-star, so perhaps the strangeness incident wasn’t so easy to handle.
However, Yan Junze had not received a call or ssage for help from Zhang Xiaomo, indicating she didn’t think the situation warranted his involvent yet.
Pushing down his fluctuating thoughts, he continued with his planned Exorcism harvest, aiming to hit the energy cap of the Spaceti Atlas.
…
Olay Great Capital, Litecar City.
As the central city of Olay Great Capital, Litecar City was about three tis the size of Huaying District.
However, the disparity between the rich and poor was also very pronounced: The affluent areas were dripping with wealth, while one-fifth of people in poor areas often struggled for three als a day.
The Demon Hunter Group (Exorcist organization) of this Great Capital was disorganized with no unified leadership, and they generally fought strangenesses on their own.
Unless the strangeness that needed to be exterminated was powerful enough to pose a threat to several Demon Hunter Groups in a certain area, these groups would not consider uniting against the common enemy.
In the center of Litecar City lay the largest Royal Museum in all of Olay.
The museum was opulent and built in a typical Gothic style, with thirty-seven exhibition halls and an imnse interior space. The upper parts featured an innovative elliptical design with open spaces, combining natural lighting, ventilation, and a unique architectural beauty.
At this mont, inside the grand hall at the very back of the museum, dozens of people—around fifty or sixty—were sitting densely packed.
These individuals varied in attire, young and old, but all bore solemn faces, likely hailing from different regions of the Great Capital.
In front of these rows of seated people stood a slightly elevated platform, accessible by a few steps. At the center of this platform, a middle-aged man with brown hair sat cross-legged.
The man was dressed in a black robe, with the front and back embroidered with an eagle and an ‘I’-shaped pattern, respectively.
He sat there calmly, as if oblivious to the dozens of pairs of eyes watching him, his eyes half-closed, his hands resting on his thighs.
In front of this black-robed man, on the ground, lay a thick to.
At first glance, this book greatly resembled the “Book of Oath” from the USA’s Half Moon Association, even the cover bore so similarities.
However, upon closer inspection, one could discern that the text on the cover was not the sa.
The text on this book was written in ancient Olay script, nad the “Book of Change.”
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