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"That's bad news. If even a massive earthquake couldn't damage it, it means it's still intact." Guild Master Zero pinched his chin and analyzed seriously, "If it's broken, at least we don't have to worry about it being activated. It will just be more difficult for us to find it."

"But it's complete... The worst-case scenario is that any living being who sees its appearance will know its capabilities."

"The sun is the greatest power in the world. No creature can resist the temptation to possess it."

"I speculate that there are several possibilities." Guild Master Zero analyzed the situation based on his own gaming experience.

"Possibility one: the Sun Chariot was never obtained by anyone and was buried somewhere in obscurity."

"But the possibility is almost zero. The Sun Chariot is practically synonymous with the sun. Even if buried deep within the earth, it will subtly alter the surrounding environment, perhaps even creating an ecosystem centered around it."

"Possibility two: it exists in a hidden level or ancient ruins. This scenario is the most troublesome. We can only search for clues like searching for a needle in a haystack, hoping that someone before us accidentally entered and left behind a clue."

"Possibility three is much more troublesome. It could be the core or treasure of some special monster. However, this possibility is quite low. Possessing the Sun Chariot would definitely lead to a desire for the sun. There's absolutely no way there wouldn't be a record of it."

"It sounds like you think the second possibility is more likely." Blaze asked tentatively. In fact, he felt that the second situation was inevitable.

The bottom line is that the Sun Chariot's presence is so strong that it can even be said to symbolize the life trajectory of all things in the past. It is absolutely impossible for it to be unknown.

Thinking about it this way, the probability of being sealed in the ruins or in a hidden space is quite high.

"Isn't this about considering all the issues? There are exceptions to everything."

"As expected of a stranger, you think comprehensively."

In response to Blaze's praise, Guild Master Zero smiled faintly, but felt bitter in his heart.

Isn't that why I don't dare to set a flag? What if that extremely low probability thing happens again? The more I don't want something to happen, the higher the probability of it happening.

"But this most likely scenario is also the most troublesome. We don't even know how to start." Guild Master Ling spread his hands.

Blaze glanced at Helios. This considerate old man did not take out the [Sun Chariot Locator], nor did he give any clues.

Considering that Helios had been implicated in the ancient Titan War in the Age of Gods, his existence wiped out, and his position as the sun god and the right to drive the sun chariot taken away, was it natural that Helios did not know where the sun chariot was?

"Do you know where the Sun Chariot is?" Blaze asked just in case.

Helios shook his head and expressed Blaze's speculation in his heart. He no longer had anything to do with the Sun Chariot. The last owner of the Sun Chariot he knew was Zeus' son, the sun god Apollo.

Amaterasu added another piece of good news, that is, the sun god Apollo also participated in the battle for the only sun, and the shining sun chariot was too conspicuous.

As for the result, those who understand will understand. The final winner is the supreme sun god Ra. The other sun gods disappeared and fell to the ground.

This confirmed that the Sun Chariot was on the ground. As for whether the Sun Chariot would fall out of this world during the earth-shaking event, there was no need to consider this possibility.

"Ah~ Then how should I look for it? I have no idea at all. Even if I want to try my luck, I don't know where to start."

Guild Master Zero's expression became uncertain. Normally, he should be happy because Blaze would need to spend a lot of time exploring and searching for the Sun Chariot.

But he was afraid that Blaze would dig up something terrible while searching around. Normal dangers were fine, but what if it was some weird thing that could only be defeated with the Sun Chariot?

At times like this, you should fight poison with poison.

"If that's the problem, there's someone you can ask for help."

"Who?"

"Lupin the Thirteenth."

Chapter 1809 Fighting Fire with Fire

Guild Master Zero seriously reviewed the causes and consequences of his current predicament. Apart from setting a flag, he also naively believed that where there was nothing, there really was nothing.

It is precisely because they have completely wiped out the evil god's legacy that Blaze has set his sights on the evil god's heart monkey and tried to give it physical life.

With nothing, Blaze's only option left is to dig and turn over the land, right?

Assuming there are many options here, will Blazer choose to create his own options?

He didn't dare to say that it would definitely not happen, but at least it was highly likely that it wouldn't happen for a while!

So we should fight poison with poison.

"Lupin XIII?" Blaze touched his chin. The name was a little unfamiliar, but he had some impression of it.

"Ah, that alchemical pyramid!"

This happened a while ago for him, involving the snake's first appearance and its first arrival in the Kingdom of Twelve Nights. He remembered it clearly.

In order to enter the Alchemical Pyramid, they had to collect three mysterious fragments and piece together the key to open the Face of Tiye. Although they took some effort to collect all the fragments, they finally used another key to open the Face of Tiye.

Originally he wanted to call it a fake key, but the forger who made the fake key had his own aesthetic and didn't like others calling it a fake key.

A key that is exactly the same but not the original one is called a fake key. The key made by the forger is completely different and should be described as another real key.

That day he witnessed true art, the ability to open a door without a key!

Thinking about it now, the process was a bit too unbearable, but judging from the result, the apparent victim, Tiyete, is living a happy life now, so it is a happy ending for everyone.

Probably... [The Crown of the King of Edge] is still turning green, as if hinting at something.

In addition to the [Crown of the King of the Edge] whose keyhole was stolen, there was another person who was dissatisfied with this, and that was Lupin XIII.

As the holder of the Mysterious Key 3, this was not what she expected.

"Lupin XIII is a rather special stranger, even among all strangers, she is quite special because she doesn't like to complete special missions or explore ruins and maps. She likes to collect clues and information related to them."

Guild Master Zero shrugged. There are many strange things in this world. If you walk around more, you will find that there are many more strange things than you imagined.

It was the first time for him to see a special task not completed and a relic map not explored. Instead, they were saved and explored when interested.

If it were just that, it wouldn't be considered weird. It could only be said that he was a player with his own gaming rhythm.

But Lupin XIII had to wait until others had given up the ruins before she went out to steal them in a high-profile manner, as if she had intervened. The scary thing was that she succeeded every time.

Many people will hunt down Lupin XIII, not only because of her theft, but more because they want to know how much information about special missions and maps of ruins she has.

On the other hand, if you want to find information about a lost item like looking for a needle in a haystack, you can also go to Lupin XIII.

If you can't even find Lupin XIII, you can use a process of elimination.

"Where is Lupin XIII?" Blaze asked.

"I'll contact her for you. She's a hardworking person and will be here tomorrow." Guild Master Ling waved his hands twice and sent the message.

He was not worried at all that the other party would worry that this was a trap and not come. Lupin the XIII, who had created the Lupin legend in another world, would come even if he knew it was a trap.

"tomorrow."

Blaze poured out the fire and stood up on his knees.

"Wait, what do you want to do!?"

Guild Master Zero immediately jumped up, looking at Blaze nervously, even taking out his weapon.

"Me, stretching?" Blaze was stunned, confused by Guild Master Zero's overreaction.

"Stretch, stretch? Are you really just stretching? Can't you just sit here until the next day?" Guild Master Zero narrowed his eyes. He was afraid of the rope after being bitten by a snake once. He started to worry as soon as Blaze moved.

"That's impossible. I still need to check out the Five Elements Organ Space."

"Then I'll go with you." Guild Master Zero looked at Blaze nervously, with two daggers tucked behind his waist. Although his hands were away from the hilts, they were open, ready to pull out the daggers again at any time.

"I just walked around and checked the situation. I didn't do anything else."

"Well, then I'll walk around with you and watch you do nothing. Don't worry, I can pay you."

"Then... just pay." Blaze was not vague. Anyway, Guild Master Zero looked like he was going to monitor Lupin XIII until he arrived, so he took the money without hesitation.

It turned out that Guild Master Zero was too worried. Blaze walked around and nothing happened.

But Guild Master Zero also felt relieved. It was good to spend some time and gold coins to buy peace of mind. At least he was responsible, right?

"What do you think of this land?"

"Oh?" Guild Master Zero blinked, and it took him two seconds to realize that Blaze was asking him about the Five Elements Organ Space.

"Hmm—the mere fact that it can produce material related to the Titans is a selling point. Even if it's a million miles away from the Titans, it's still somewhat related to them."

"But if we want to invest in development, the current situation is definitely not enough. It can't withstand any setbacks. At least we need to cultivate it well..."

Guild Master Zero calculated the time and gave a roughly equivalent figure.

"At least three months."

If possible, he hopes that Blaze will devote himself to cultivating the Five Elements Organ Space for three months, but it is obviously impossible. The Ark AI Jasmine will cultivate it on Blaze's behalf.

"Three months..." Blaze frowned and asked, "Can World City be built in three months?"

"It probably can't be built. It's recognized as the world's center. The construction scale is expected to be larger than the Giant House. It will take at least three months, and that's not counting the impact of preparing for the Olympus Games." Guild Master Ling gestured casually with his hands.

"World City needs to have space related to the competition, so there's enough land here to be used for participation prizes."

"That's great. By the way, I've found a competition event: chariot racing."

"Oh, that's pretty good, but it's a little unfriendly to civilians. It would be better if this competition allowed alliances, with several villages and towns providing one chariot."

"I got it."

Chapter 1810 A glass of evil god’s blood!

Guild Master Zero followed Blaze for a whole day, making sure that Blaze would not dig up any strange or dangerous things again. Blaze was also happy to have Guild Master Zero follow him.

He knew that Guild Master Zero's daily routine was to attack other strangers, a pattern he wouldn't miss even for a single day. He couldn't stop him, but now that Guild Master Zero was following him, many strangers would be spared today.

This is great news.

Moreover, Guild Master Zero will work together. As a top-level stranger, Guild Master Zero is proficient in a wide range of areas, not just limited to killing, cultivation, farming, and construction.

Guild Master Zero offered many very useful suggestions regarding the future direction of the Five Elements Organ Space, and even Jasmine recorded many of them for future reference.

Blaze couldn't help but wonder why Guild Master Zero was also a notorious murderer. Even though Guild Master Zero's targets were all foreigners and he had performed very well in crises big and small, it couldn't change the fact that Guild Master Zero was a murderer in everyone's eyes.

Guild Master Zero's answer was unusually abstract. The reason he chose to be a murderous stranger was purely because Guild Master Zero loved socializing more.

Indeed, in the eyes of Guild Master Zero, killing is a form of social interaction. He even eloquently stated that a gentleman's friendship is as light as water, while a friendship of life and death is as strong as ink.

Other people’s friendships are about sharing hardships, but Guild Leader Zero’s friendships are about him living and others dying.

In response to this, Blazer could only sigh dryly, "Well, that's amazing. You should also hoe the ground over there."

Until the next day, Guild Master Zero sat by the campfire and turned into dust and disappeared, leaving this world.

The last words he left were, "Don't move around here, I'll go and help you urge them."

As for who is being urged, needless to say, it must be Lupin XIII.

Blaze was a little nervous sitting by the fire because he was not familiar with Lupin XIII and didn't even know what to say in the first sentence.

"Should use Hello first..."

"hello!"

Blaze's eyes narrowed, and he reached back with his left hand to grab the attacker's wrist, then swung his arm and smashed the attacker into the bonfire.

“Ah ...

The attacker screamed like a burning monkey, and she was indeed burned.

Looking at the monkey beastman in a red suit and black leather pants who was thrown into the fire by him, Blaze was stunned for a moment before he suddenly realized that this was Lupin XIII.

Now you don’t have to worry about whether it’s cooked or not, because Lupin XIII is cooked.

"Sorry, sorry! Who told you to steal my things?"

Blaze picked up Lupin XIII. The red suit was just ordinary clothing, not equipment, so it had been burned.

"It's okay, it's okay. As a thief, of course I'll get beaten if I'm caught." Lupin XIII coughed out two puffs of black smoke. He had no complaints about being discovered and then falling into the fire.

As for why he was so reluctant to steal Blaze, it was of course because of his professional ethics.

In order to spread the legend of Lupin in the other world, she, Lupin the XIII, began to appear to be indifferent, but secretly practiced hard and mastered various techniques.

In movies and TV series, whenever Lupin III was pointed at by his opponent with a gun, he would handsomely take out the magazine of the pistol in the opponent's hand. Sometimes, when the key props fell into the hands of the enemy, he would flip it over to show that he had replaced it with the real one.

This kind of plot is very exciting to watch, but it is quite painful to put it into practice.

Taking the gun out of the opponent's hand means that you must be ready to steal from the moment you meet him, even if the opponent does not show any hostility.

So when she approached Blaze from behind, she planned to steal the ammunition in Blaze's warehouse, to prevent Blaze from shooting her subconsciously.

However, when she was caught by Blaze and thrown into the fire, she remembered one thing: if this old man wanted to kill her, why would he use a gun?

With this swing, she lost half of her health.