Rabbit Hammer 40, Cat Hammer 80

Even Su Tianqing had to admit that there would always be gaps between people.

It was like how you might have been reading guides and following beginner tutorials yesterday, or had just opened a book today to start the next unit—only to turn around and see that your deskmate had already finished two full sets of exercises and was even starting a third speedrun.

That kind of inexplicable gap gave rise to a very strange feeling.

"Base camp? They already found it?"

Bai Lili, who was driving, even pulled over to the roadside and turned back in surprise to confirm it.

The three of them crowded around the Divine Codex Stone's magical display, staring at the pink-haired bunny girl's huge selfie, Scarlet Snow's back, and the dilapidated building before them that looked utterly out of place in a near-future city. Huge question marks seemed to pop up over all their heads.

In this Mindscape centered around card games and racing, the ruined building in front of the two of them was simply too conspicuous. It could not help but remind them of the towering black spire in Foxkov.

Still, compared to that spire, the building before them was much gentler. It looked like nothing more than a long-abandoned factory: damaged holographic screens and crumbling outer walls gave it its rundown appearance, with all sorts of exposed pipes visible. Combined with rusted beams and metal blinds, it looked exceptionally suspicious.

"They really found it. What are these two, master detectives?"

Bai Lili was thoroughly astonished, though she quickly accepted the situation.

After all, nothing would have been strange in this chaotic Mindscape. Scarlet Snow's combat ability as a veteran was no joke, and with Cheshire Rabbit's excellent intelligence-gathering skills and a little luck, finding the base camp in such a short