He escaped again... Lamiro sat on a rock, wearing an expression of utter helplessness.
When Delgado and the others arrived, they were also rendered speechless.
These past few times, he vanished without a trace before I could even teleport over, Lamiro spread his hands and said. He probably knew he couldn't win and had no choice but to run.
That tracker also wore a grim expression. Every one of his tracking attempts consumed a massive amount of mental energy, and after tossing about for most of the day, he had already calculated coordinates over ten times and was starting to reach his limit.
Delgado seemed to notice this as well. Let's rest here for a bit.
The tracker cast a grateful look toward him.
Lamiro walked up to Delgado's side. What do now? Keep chasing like this? That fellow's understanding of the Space-Time Laws might be deeper than mine, and we have to stop and re-lock onto his location every single time. If this goes on, we might never catch him.
We have to chase him even if we can't catch him. He has times when he gets tired too, Delgado finished, then added another sentence, The deadline given by the commander is getting closer and closer. You don't want to be eaten as blood food, do you?
Let's stick to the original plan. As soon as you calculate his coordinates, you go over first. You don't need to kill him, and no matter what method you use, just stall him and keep him from escaping. Otherwise, who knows how long we'd have to wait to catch him next time.
Understood, I'll do my best.
Lamiro nodded. He had originally wanted to deal with Gu Ding by himself all along, but now he realized that if Gu Ding wanted to