Artificial Hunters?
At the mention of that term, the first thing that came to Sun Hang's mind was Wang Xiyi's face.
Old Wang was an "Artificial Hunter." Could this sealed Nameless Island be her "hometown"?
"What kind of Artificial Hunters were they researching on this island?" Sun Hang asked.
"I don't know that." The talkative hunter shook his head. "Those people at Tianshu Tower keep their mouths shut tight. We only managed to dig up this little bit of intel after probing around."
"Why tell me?" Sun Hang glanced at him. "I never believe in free lunches."
"As future teammates, sharing intelligence is normal, right... Besides, didn't you tell me about Shuzhou too?" The talkative hunter looked past Sun Hang's shoulder toward a table in another corner of the restaurant, his tone carrying a trace of disdain. "Just don't lump me in with those selfish Anglo-Saxons."
Sun Hang turned and followed the talkative hunter's gaze. Six people sat around that table, all of them white, including the guy who had barged into Sun Hang's room not long ago.
They seemed to notice Sun Hang's gaze as well and all turned to look over.
When his eyes met that guy's, Sun Hang gave him an exceptionally bright smile.
The guy's expression changed slightly. He immediately turned away and stopped meeting Sun Hang's eyes.
"They probably didn't hear me talking about them, right?" the talkative hunter asked quietly.
"Hard to say. One of them might have some kind of eavesdropping ability." Sun Hang shrugged, looking unconcerned. "What are you afraid of? Everything you said was the truth."
"I'm just worried those narrow-minded bastards will trip us up during the trial..." Before the talkative hunter could finish, Sun Hang cut him off.
"If they try something, just kill them."
Within Chunming City, Sun