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Chapter 73 Her hand with the dark-green bracer pressed against the car window glass. The aging cityscape slowly retreated in Bai Shan's view, and more and more skyscrapers entered her line of sight. Lin Huijun had stumbled into keeping one item by sheer luck. Bai Shan's abilities still worked for now. To be safe, she was considering pulling out her most useful items in advance. As for the Game Panel — no one in Hai City used the channels. Bai Shan saw no need to risk being attacked by opening it. She was, however, somewhat interested in the Leaderboard player surnamed Shen that Yan An had mentioned. This man had already lost his Talent abilities. If she killed a former player inside Hai City, would she still receive their Talent and items? The moment he lost his abilities, his name should have vanished from the Leaderboard — possibly sparking a minor buzz out in the world. Bai Shan recognized the surname "Shen" from the Leaderboard. She reached for the backpack ...

  Chapter 70: The Ship of Exile 04 Living in a hotel was not a long-term solution. Lucita took her coin purse and, through the hotel attendant and owner, tracked down the name of a reliable property agent. In Viktori's housing market, the most common options were the low flat-roofed houses of the slums, or shared rooms in older buildings in the city center. Properties like Western-style detached houses with private courtyards, the sort rented to the middle class, generally didn’t see very good business. People at that level tended to be financially stable, often staying in the same rental for decades without moving.  This made it a difficult niche for a property agent to work in. Once she had a client, however, the agent was highly enthusiastic, immediately presenting several properties, but none of them quite satisfied Lucita.  First, she needed a yard of reasonable size. They came from deep mountains, open wilderness, and the sea. Moving to a city was a novelty, but the...

At the edge of the fields, a train hurtled past with a roar. Wu Shu sat atop the train, scanning the surroundings with vigilance. Her cropped hair whipped wildly in the wind. She was somewhat annoyed at having failed to protect her cap, which had met its untimely end during the fighting. Attached to the rear of the train was a special open-top car carrying white remains, barreling onward. The train would stop at a designated point, then the cargo would be transferred to its arranged destination. Wu Shu was exhausted. To keep the plan on track, the moment she'd received word at the upper district's Public Security Bureau, she'd rushed to the West District in the lower district to rendezvous with Archbishop Annabelle, then set out to raid Sierra's base. She'd assumed that with Sierra gone, the remaining people would be easy to handle. To her surprise, Sierra's defenses were far more cautious and thorough than she'd imagined—as if she'd anticipated this...

Chapter 72 "It wasn't me... Zhao Yi was standing on the raft when something underwater suddenly attacked it. She grabbed onto the rope, but I couldn't pull her up in time..." "The rope was too heavy and too slippery! Zhao Yi was taller and bigger than me. I'm just an ordinary person — I couldn't budge her! I tried to reach for her hand... and when I came to my senses, all that was left was one of her arms." Forced by Bai Shan's questioning to relive the most agonizing scene, Yan An insisted — Zhao Yi was not killed by her! But if only she'd been a bit stronger, if only she'd noticed the lurking creature sooner, everything might have turned out differently. After pulling the arm up, her memories became a blur. In a daze, Yan An had kept the blood-soaked arm, placed it in a suitcase, and then sat in the apartment staring at nothing. At night, unable to sleep, she dug through the trash and pulled out the pamphlets and posters left by the...

Chapter 155 Kill the VIP (X) Liu Niannian changed clothes on the way to headquarters. She had to look presentable every time she appeared. She changed while contacting Xu Meng and Big Orange—their side had run into trouble. Xu Meng didn't have time for details. She sent one message and then went dark—probably under attack. Xu Meng's message was simple: Zhu Ning is still inside. Zhu Ning hadn't come out. Why? What kind of judgment had her guardian made? Under these circumstances, they were leaving Zhu Ning alone in the Consciousness Cloud. The order Liu Niannian had given was to sever all automated programs on Bao Ruiming's Consciousness Body—completely isolating his brain from Creation Technology's services. His Consciousness Cloud had been cut off from the network. Liu Niannian's action could prevent the automated systems from attacking Zhu Ning, but it came with an obvious downside—she'd locked Zhu Ning and Bao Ruiming in the same cage. S...