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Finally, they were properly dressed. Their shoulders were no longer exposed, and they were dressed on their lower body as well. The coat even had a hood.

As for Bai Ye, he was much more casual; he basically never changed the style of his clothes.

"Wearing Rhodes Island uniform even when you come out? And not even the outdoor type." Dr. Kal'tsit glanced at Bai Ye, somewhat puzzled.

In her opinion, it was extremely irresponsible of Bai Ye, as the head of the field operations department, to go out without taking proper protective measures. However, she quickly realized that Bai Ye didn't need to consider such matters at all.

A blood-origin stone crystal density of 0% means that White Night is almost completely insulated from Originium.

You will not get infected at all.

However, the Rhodes Island logo just looks strange no matter how you look at it.

"How about this?" Bai Ye tore off the badge and replaced it with another one.

Kal'tsit nodded in satisfaction, even though she had never heard of what the "Kardian Blitzkrieg" was.

Anyway, just don't get involved with Rhodes Island.

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Bai Ye's curiosity about this land is immense.

He had heard many rumors about Iberia in the past.

For example, TypingPrincess said that the mobile cities in Iberia change color, and the land they pass over becomes barren. The plots of land in the cities can fly up and recombine, turning into giant monsters without hands or feet that devour everything.

Even his other subordinates gossiped about the rumors surrounding Iberia.

There are ghost cities where everyone has turned into golden statues; and there are eerie carnivals where corpses crawl out of the ground, and the living who attend would line up to die...

In short, the rumors are all extremely far-fetched.

White Night shared these stories with Kal'tsit.

"It's normal. If a country implements a strict blockade policy for many years and has no presence on the mainland, then it is normal to be demonized."

As Kal'tsit spoke, she pointed to the city of Primavira before her: "Moreover, every legend, every tale, every story passed down by word of mouth around the campfire has a reasonable explanation."

"Although much of it is based on fabrication, ghost cities do exist. After the Great Quiet, the connections between cities and between cities and villages were completely severed, and many cities simply fell into ruin."

"Without food, without rescue, without anything that could allow them to survive, the entire city became a dead city."

Bai Ye nodded.

He wanted to say something more, but when his feet touched the soil of Primavira, he paused slightly and his body stiffened involuntarily.

"What's wrong?" Kal'tsit turned her head, and naturally, she could not hide the subtle changes in Bai Ye's appearance.

"I feel like something's not right here, there's... the smell of fish."

When Bai Ye stepped onto this spot, his right arm involuntarily emitted heat, and at the same time, he felt a slightly sticky and slippery sensation on the ground beneath his feet.

The vast array of intelligences in Bai Ye's mind told him that the touch he had just felt was called a "Minghen," a mark left by the deep sea's invasion of the land. On it, sea creatures and terror fish could move quickly, a sign of biological invasion.

It can be understood as the creep of the Zerg.

However, these illusions soon disappeared, and everything was perfectly fine. The ground was still the ground, but Bai Ye still believed that the illusions were some kind of warning.

"This place seems to have been corrupted." Bai Ye frowned.

"Are we late?" Kal'tsit asked expressionlessly, looking at the people around her.

They didn't seem to have anything wrong with them.

“This place is close to the blockade line, and there’s a disciplinary army camp of the Tribunal nearby, so they feel safe here,” Dr. Kal’tsit said, gazing at the city.

"Blockade line?" Bai Ye asked, puzzled.

"The cities and towns along the Iberian coast have been abandoned; they are outside the blockade and are not allowed to enter or leave except at the courthouse."

Bai Ye nodded.

Then he reached out and gently brushed away the passing breeze, and then closed his eyes.

A moment later, Bai Ye opened her eyes: "Let's go to the church."

"Whatever comes ashore, or whatever happens here, it can all be settled in the church."

Just now, Bai Ye's thoughts had drifted with the wind across the streets of the entire city.

Once the search direction and target are determined, there is no need to accept the rest of the massive amount of redundant information. Bai Ye's brain can complete the search of the entire map without burning out.

“What a handy ability.”

Kal'tsit couldn't help but sigh.

Chapter 84 Another Hunter

Bai Ye didn't feel there was anything to be proud of.

The difference between him and the giant beasts lies not only in their powers, but also in the limitations of the human body.

Although his physique had been enhanced to a full 82 points, which was enough to wrestle with inhuman beings like the Deep Sea Hunter, it was still no match for the body of a behemoth.

The human body limits its ability to process information. It can access all the information in a region, but while receiving it, the human brain will overload and burn out.

Even with accelerated thinking, it's impossible to handle.

To be honest, Bai Ye was quite envious of the ability known as the "Earth Library," which allowed him to retrieve the information he needed from Gaia's memories simply by using keywords.

It's an incredibly convenient search engine.

Unfortunately, this is not his core city, and without artificial intelligence to assist in processing information, he cannot directly receive information from the entire city.

However, he discovered that players had already ventured here, and there were already teleportation crystal towers belonging to players in the city.

Bai Ye has always admired these pioneers who are passionate about exploration and adventure.

However, this place is so exclusive that players are almost as unwelcome as outsiders.

The only way to change the status quo is to start with the courtroom.

As Bai Ye pondered, he walked toward the church.

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Even before White Night and Dr. Kal'tsit arrived in the city, a guest had already come to the church.

She sat on the prayer bench, watching the young Agor man polish the ground with a tool "made of some kind of plant organ".

Although on a physiological level, this young man is undoubtedly her kin.

However, she realized that the descendants of these people who had fled to the land could no longer be considered the Agor people of the deep sea.

She couldn't understand why these people of her kind could endure such a dirty, inefficient, and primitive way of life, living on land like this.

In her view, this was an act of self-exile and depravity. Cowardice and hesitation. In her hometown of Agor, parents of children with such problems were legally disqualified from raising their children.

'They have completely returned to how they originally lived; the land has assimilated them.'

The uninvited guest stood up.

"You should go now." She showed the unrelated young man in front of her the disciplinary army armband she had smuggled from somewhere.

As expected, the armband carried a certain authority, and the young man immediately left obediently upon seeing it.

"Alright, we should talk now."

The uninvited guest turned around and looked at the church personnel in front of him...

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"boom--"

Before Bai Ye and Kal'tsit even got close to the church, they heard a terrifying sound coming from that direction.

Bai Ye had excellent hearing, and the wind continuously delivered the information he needed into his mind.

That was the collapse of the building structure and the disintegration of the building materials due to the immense force that the structure could not withstand...

"If a rhinoceros enters a china shop, it's either a marine heir or a deep-sea hunter..."

Bai Ye muttered to himself.

He was all too familiar with this kind of destructive power.

"Want to gamble or not?" Bai Ye turned to look at Kal'tsit.

"Deep-sea hunter, or sea monster, which do you think it is?" Bai Ye tilted his head and looked at Kal'tsit beside him.

“I won’t bet with you, because you should already know that.” Kal’tsit was naturally not going to fall for it.

Bai Ye's efficiency in gathering information far surpasses the imagination of ordinary humans, almost reaching another dimension; the world probably looks completely different to him. Kal'tsit knew that she didn't need to gamble with such a monster.

"Really boring."

Bai Ye shrugged, then looked at the doctor and said, "I'm off now."

Before he could finish speaking, he vanished from the spot.

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"Young people really can't keep their composure."

After a while, Bai Ye heard Dr. Kal'tsit's sarcastic remarks.

Don't think he can't hear you, old woman!

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The white night drifted through the streets and buildings like a gentle breeze.

He landed quickly and lightly in front of the church, and then slowly walked inside.

He knew it was too late.

As he entered the hall, the woman before him had already chopped a human-like creature—a dinosaur—into pieces.

The ground collapsed, as if struck by a meteorite, with bizarre and terrifying patterns that revealed the destructive power of the person who caused it all.

If it were an ordinary person, they would be terrified by now. Whether it is the enormous monster that is neither human nor ghost, or the woman standing in front of the monster's broken corpse, they are both things that would drive an ordinary person to a mental breakdown.

However, Bai Ye is no ordinary person.

"You should have spared one of them."

Bai Ye walked step by step toward the woman in front of him.

A smile appeared on his face.

If Skadi and Specter were here, they would be delighted. Because, judging from their very presence, this is yet another deep-sea hunter.

Just like Skadi and Specter, they are the same kind.

However, the smile on Bai Ye's face quickly disappeared.

"who……?!"

The hunter's body moved.

Bai Ye suddenly stopped.

Because in front of him, a long spear sliced ​​through the air, grazing the tip of his nose.

Those were traces that were absolutely invisible to the naked eye of ordinary people.

"Interesting, they actually managed to dodge it."

The deep-sea hunter turned around.

Bai Ye saw that it was a tall woman dressed in hunter's attire, with long white hair like Skadi and Specter, and red eyes.

She looks somewhat like the senior female character from a retro game. To play that old game, Bai Ye had to pull strings to get an old PS4.

However, having grown accustomed to being with the two deep-sea hunters, Bai Ye found it difficult to adapt to the one before him, whose eyes also held a gaze that was almost devoid of emotion.

What a cold gaze it was, like an inorganic camera, flawless, revealing only one piece of information—she had identified him as an enemy.

"We are not enemies..."

Before Bai Ye could finish speaking, the second attack arrived.

"Seriously, is this how all deep-sea hunters are when they first meet? They're just like Laurentina!" Bai Ye couldn't help but mutter to himself.

"Ok?"