"Now that was a fine case of burning the bridge after crossing it." Sun Hang glanced at the corpse on the floor. The man hadn't died unjustly... If any of his "teammates" had survived by luck, they were probably gnashing their teeth in hatred of him—shooting him on sight would have been merciful. If Sun Hang had been one of the people he'd screwed over, he would have skinned the bastard alive without hesitation.
And he would have made sure the man stayed fully conscious while it happened.
"What did you find?" the Fisherman asked, moving closer. "Anything valuable on him?"
"Yes, but not much." Sun Hang nodded. "There's a BOSS at the deepest part of the facility. It's powerful, but as for how powerful, even they didn't know... because they never encountered it. They got wiped out by the containment-breach anomalies on the second basement level. Only this guy escaped."
"A BOSS?" The Fisherman blinked hard. "You mean some especially powerful anomaly?"
"I don't know. In any case, the anomalies on Basement Level Two are troublesome enough. If you ask me, you'd be better off turning back now," Sun Hang advised.
"We turn back? And you still plan to keep going?" the Fisherman asked blankly. "I know you're strong, but if even those Anglo-Saxon Hunters couldn't handle those anomalies, can you really deal with them alone?"
"I'm just going down to take a look. If things turn bad, I'll run immediately." Sun Hang pointed at the corpse. "Just like him."
"Then I'll go take a look too," the Fisherman said nonchalantly. "When it comes to running away, I might be faster than you."
"Those containment-breach anomalies have considerable research value," Yano Seiichi added. "Many of the anomalies contained by the Nameless Island research facility have yet to be catalogued