Madre Matrix

Although the farther things went, the more variables there would be, the best choice right now was undoubtedly to use the blizzard as cover and intercept this group of Pokémon Hunters, minimizing the risks.

But Luo Mu chose to hold back and follow them for the time being.

Aside from needing to find a suitable opportunity to strike, he also wanted to see if he could round up whoever was waiting to receive this group of Pokémon Hunters.

Either accomplices, or the employers who had placed the order with them.

Buyer and seller were equally guilty. No matter which it was, they should all be arrested together.

If he struck here first, he might—no, he would definitely alert the ones over there.

If he could not suppress everyone instantly, there was a risk of information leaking out.

The blizzard was the best camouflage. Aside from it truly being a little cold, it was enough for Luxray to follow behind them without being noticed.

Luo Mu had not released Larvesta to hold in his arms for warmth, either.

Most Pokémon Hunters were equipped with thermal imagers or detectors.

If he was discovered because the local temperature was too abnormal and conspicuous, the loss would outweigh the gain.

Though according to how thermal imagers worked, in an icy, snowy environment like this, anything giving off heat would stand out.

But clearly, this group of Pokémon Hunters had never imagined that someone had silently followed them, so they had no intention of constantly using detection equipment to check behind them.

That was why Luo Mu, following neither too closely nor too far away, had remained undiscovered.

Just like that, the entire convoy traveled for nearly half a day.

Luo Mu had endured the blizzard for just as long.

To be honest, it was