Reunion
In fact, all Song Jia had to do was calm down and think it over to realize that even if she could persuade the police to intervene, it might not accomplish much. The island's security forces were weak to begin with, perhaps not even as strong as some Inuit tribes.
Although those Inuit people had begun using cell phones, televisions, and the like in recent years, many of them still maintained relatively primitive lifestyles, living by hunting and fishing. As a result, they were all quite physically strong. Thinking of this, Song Jia remembered Ollie and Alesha again.
Song Jia had no idea how the two of them were doing now. When they had parted, they had said they would protect the Sacred Object first. They probably would not be able to get away anytime soon, so Song Jia put away the phone she had taken out.
She looked at Zhang Heng beside her and found that he was still remarkably calm, showing none of the tension of facing a formidable enemy. It was as if they were heading to a park or amusement park, not some perilous den.
Zhang Heng checked the time. Greenland was ten hours behind Beijing. The last time he had stopped time had been at two in the afternoon, Greenland time, when he had still been at the airport. If he wanted to use the time stop to sneak into the art museum, he would have to wait another half day.
That was a bit too long. The doctor might not still be alive by then.
So Zhang Heng decided to first inspect the guards at the art museum before making a decision. He still had Infinite Blocks and a number of other items on him, and Shadow Wings had not been used today