1724: Chapter 1722: Capture Soone First 1724: Chapter 1722: Capture Soone First After putting on the learning device, Peter Brown once again entered the Holy Sanctuary.
With AI assisting Kate Brown with her tasks, Peter wasn’t worried about the company’s affairs.
For him, entering the Holy Sanctuary was the most important thing.
Thinking that he had brought the learning device with him this ti, Peter felt much relieved, as it spared him the ti to learn the language here.
Checking his attire, he wore defense clothing specifically designed by Salina based on the power of the crystal core’s attack, which could withstand several tis the force of that crystal core.
Although he didn’t know if there were still stronger threats, having this garnt made him breathe a sigh of relief.
The place he appeared was where he last left, and Peter looked towards a settlent in the distance that resembled a village.
At first glance, the village wasn’t very large, just about twenty families or so, but with what happened last ti, Peter obviously wouldn’t rush into the crowd.
Hiding here, Peter observed the village for a while.
It could be seen that the n here were all fierce, and the won didn’t seem weak either, each even carrying a bow on their back.
Now, the top priority was to get soone to understand the situation here.
Peter’s learning device wasn’t an ordinary one; it was a very powerful direct-search learning device.
As long as he captured soone, Peter could forcibly put the learning device on the person’s head and thus transfer their consciousness.
Ti slowly passed, and Peter waited patiently.
Sure enough, just at dusk, a man and a woman sneaking towards Peter’s direction arrived.
By looking, Peter realized they were two lovers, though he didn’t know exactly what their relationship was.
The man was a robust youth, while the woman was a voluptuous young wife, her breasts jiggling as she walked.
Once the two entered the forest, and were still a distance away from Peter, they embraced each other and then hurriedly started undressing one another.
Checking again, Peter realized no one in the village had noticed their arrival; the whole village still appeared very quiet.
These two were perfect!
Without speaking, they quickly stripped each other’s clothes and prepared for a big battle.
What thods should he use to subdue them without being noticed?
Peter suddenly realized he should have brought so aphrodisiac.
However, there was no ti now to think too much, so Peter carefully approached them.
He definitely couldn’t use the crystal core gun, as its loud noise would surely alarm people in the village.
A big knife could be used, but Peter hesitated a bit, as they hadn’t provoked him and he would feel remorseful killing them.
He would just knock them out with his fists!
Peter decided now was the mont, as neither of them would be guarding against his arrival.
He would knock them out, take their consciousness, and if they didn’t faint and resisted, then he would have to resort to weapons.
As Peter got closer, he realized he had worried too much; the two were already lost in passion, completely oblivious to his arrival.
The woman was so indulged that she closed her eyes and didn’t see Peter approaching.
The youth hadn’t noticed soone coming up behind him either, vigorously thrusting.
Swinging his fist, Peter suddenly pounced forward, delivering two consecutive punches aid at their acupoints for fainting.
Peter didn’t know if their ridians were the sa as his.
When targeting the acupoints for fainting, Peter instantly drew his big knife, ready to strike them if they resisted.
Fortunately, Peter breathed a sigh of relief, as apparently, their acupoints for fainting were just like his own.
The two people, who were enjoying themselves, collapsed without any resistance.
Approaching them, Peter scrutinized carefully and soon cracked a slight smile.
The two indeed had passed out, and he might have injured them a bit with his excessive strength.
Peter didn’t have much ti to attend to their condition and instead placed the learning device on the woman’s head.
The learning device needed so ti to collect the consciousness of both, and Peter deeply observed the young man’s whole body, nodding secretly; the human species here was the sa as his own.
Peter had previously worried that the human structure might be completely different, but after observing, he realized he had thought too much—it was all the sa.
Only that the youth’s privates were much smaller compared to his own.
Seeing this, a smile spread across Peter’s face; it seed he still was a strong person here.
Turning his gaze towards the woman again, her body was also the sa, not particularly beautiful, but her figure wasn’t bad.
At that mont, the learning device emitted a sound, and Peter knew the collection had finished.
He then placed it on the man’s head and resud collecting his consciousness.
Soon after, Peter had finished collecting from both.
Having done this, Peter glanced at the two, didn’t bother to cover up the tracks, and quickly left.
Soon, Peter reached a secluded spot.
After ensuring no one was around, he put the learning device on his head.
As he wore the learning device, a vast amount of information flowed into Peter’s brain domain.
Perhaps the two didn’t want to reveal their affairs, for even as Peter completed absorbing the knowledge, no noise ca from the village.
However, now, Peter was completely different from before, his face showing much bewildernt.
How strange!
Peter didn’t know what to say, as this place was entirely isolated.
The people in the village only interacted with so neighboring villages, and they had a Ruin Market for exchanging items, but to Peter, they were truly primitive and completely unaware of the external world.
Peter had hoped to understand this world through these two people but ended up speechless.
The villagers had never left the mountains, and from the information, he learned that this place was far from the outside world.
Impossible!
Peter was utterly at a loss.
If this was truly the case, he had no idea what kind of place he had co to.
Fortunately, Peter could now understand their language.
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