"Within this Lava Insect Nest, even military communications couldn't be used." Chen Daolin walked through the dark, scorching underground. He was the only one silently advancing through the empty passageway. He made no sound, afraid of alerting the Lava Insect Nest monsters nearby.
Because he had detection equipment, he could avoid the Lava Fire Ants in advance whenever he encountered them.
The Lava Insect Nest world was broader than a star. With fewer than a hundred thousand soldiers from both sides combined entering it, they could not stir even the slightest ripple.
Chen Daolin continued onward until he reached a fork in the path, where he suddenly froze.
From dozens of kilometers away, he spotted a tiny black dot cautiously emerging as well. It was beyond the detector's range, and with nothing blocking his view, he saw it directly with his naked eyes instead.
"Hm? A person?" With his astonishing eyesight, Chen Daolin clearly saw a figure covered head to toe in dark green armor. Its appearance was similar to that of most residents of the Ancient Burning Continent—roughly humanoid.
Chen Daolin lowered his head and looked at the azure badge on his chest. "The distance is too great. Friend or foe cannot be identified. I have to get within a thousand meters?" He was somewhat speechless.
Outside, as long as badges came within a hundred kilometers of each other, the military system could automatically distinguish friend from foe. But here, they had to be within a thousand meters. Chen Daolin would never believe the Divine Court had not tampered with things here.
"Within a thousand meters?" Chen Daolin smiled faintly. He had detection equipment; once he came within twenty kilometers, he could investigate the other party's information. It could be said that he held the initiative.
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