Ronan actually used the Magneto-Optical Mica version of the Soul Cape to track down some of Nick's traces.
Unfortunately, this pair of "vicious partners" remained very cautious in their dealings. The moment Water Tank showed himself here, Nick vanished without a trace. It was basically certain that he was no longer on Outer Earth and had most likely hidden in the Deep Blue World.
Ronan found that rather regrettable.
Since the 1980s, Nick and Water Tank had worked together on quite a few major "city massacres." Using those incidents as cover, they had smuggled large numbers of laborers into the Deep Blue World. They could be called useful "tools" in Li Wei's hands.
Someone like that should know some valuable intelligence.
The key was still Nick... wait, maybe not!
Everyone knew that Water Tank was slow-witted. In a sense, didn't that make him an even purer "tool"?
Could Li Wei have used him with fewer reservations, meaning he might know even more?
As Ronan pondered this, a flying car descended through the upper traffic lanes. Before it even reached the ground, a figure leaped straight from the vehicle. Weismann had arrived.
He was a giant over two meters tall, powerfully built. Though he wore a loose black robe, it clung to his body during the descent, revealing a robust outline that seemed carved from granite. Yet the most striking thing was the savage wounds across his face, exposed neck, and part of his chest. They instinctively made one think that he must have endured countless brushes with Life and Death over the years to bear such terrifying marks.
However, as an Extraordinary Species of the Body Cultivator type, his self-healing ability should have been exceptionally strong. Old scars like those should not have remained until now. Besides, judging by both