This place was even bigger than I'd imagined.
After tidying up a little, Fu Qian left his lodgings with the two men and found himself in a vast jungle of steel and concrete.
The buildings came in all shapes and sizes, and the crooked streets seemed to have been laid out in complete disarray.
In the dim morning light, there wasn't even a single tree in sight.
If everyone living here was a Transcendent, then there were certainly a lot of ambitious people around.
And in the middle of this chaotic human settlement stood a towering building that thrust into the sky, sprawling without restraint and looking down on the masses. It stood in stark contrast to its surroundings.
Only an organization with considerable strength could build something so massive in a place like this.
Fu Qian looked around as he thought.
That also explained why the two men in front of him seemed so full of themselves: this was their destination.
Which raised the question: why would an organization like this enlist a group of unaffiliated Transcendents to help with an exploration?
After thinking it over, he could come up with very few possibilities besides using them as cannon fodder.
That was probably why the two men had seemed surprised to find him up and about.
In their estimation, something going wrong with him would have been entirely unsurprising.
But none of that was the point. What Fu Qian was really interested in was that they'd mentioned going "down" to explore.
His mission objective was very clear: the secret Angel Dungeon.
Regardless of how secret it was, a dungeon was underground by definition.
If the area they'd explored earlier was the place he was looking for, that would save him quite a bit of effort.
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