Some things simply could not be said.
The Earth Dwellers, who survived in the dim and silent underground world, had exceptionally keen hearing. Wu Tai's ears were especially sharp.
Wu Tai hurriedly covered his adopted son's mouth and nervously looked around. Only after seeing that no one from the logistics unit had noticed did he relax slightly.
"Don't talk nonsense!"
Wu Tai glared fiercely at Bick.
The latter did not care, but he did not argue. He was only thinking about going to the surface. He had been born for so many days, yet he had never seen anything besides the Filth River.
He vaguely felt that there was something he needed to seek out on his own... something that could make him complete.
Suddenly, a commotion came from ahead.
The logistics personnel whispered among themselves. The disturbance seemed to be coming from somewhere along the cliff road winding above them. Bick's heart stirred, but he immediately felt a pulling sensation.
"Don't run around!"
"Got it."
It was like an unfathomably deep abyss, but the road was not straight. It had a certain incline. On the steep rocks was a rugged trail, a strategic route secretly carved out by generations of Earth Dwellers.
The torches now illuminated the entire abyss.
Adolf raised his head. The sight of the Earth Dwellers advancing shocked him. It was as if an unusual civilization were staggering forward.
He had not logged out of the Canglan Realm map in a long time... Supplies had all been purchased at high prices from individual sellers on the channel. The ten-percent fee for the mail function had made his finances even tighter lately.
He had plenty of materials on hand and had sold some of them bit by bit, barely recovering a little—but if this continued, he