Just as Liu Wenjian was puzzling over it, the Loyalty Warband across from him immediately made another move.
The "big metal cans" reached down, picked up the neatly stacked equipment and items from the ground, and swiftly stuffed them into their popped-open abdominal compartments.
Then, they seemed to activate some kind of function.
Layer upon layer of rippling waves rapidly spread across the scratched armor plating.
Like a thin veil of gauze, a hazy curtain.
In short, once those ripples had fully spread over the armor and enveloped the entire bodies, those incredibly eye-catching "big metal cans" gradually vanished.
"They can turn invisible too?" Liu Wenjian muttered instinctively.
But he quickly dismissed that guess himself.
A monster at his level could not possibly become completely "invisible" before him.
Even if it could fool the eyes, it could not fool his senses.
Even if it could conceal both its body and soul at once, forcibly deceiving a mental scan, it could not hide its own existential rank.
It was like a dirt-yellow ant falling onto an earthen road of a similar color. It would be difficult to spot, thus achieving visual invisibility;
if that ant were equipped with advanced technology capable of interfering with the dynamic detection of electronic instruments, it could achieve operational invisibility;
but no matter what methods were applied to that ant, an ant was still an ant.
As long as it had not been crushed to death, it was there. It would not disappear.
That was "existential rank."
And now, Liu Wenjian was astonished to discover that the existential ranks of those "big metal cans" had vanished from his senses!
There were only two possibilities for achieving that—
First, those metal cans were as powerful as Liu Wenjian himself: God's Chosen Ones.
Or perhaps even stronger than