Because Ke Meng had previously ordered his body not to resist the power of low presence, it had offered no resistance, and he had truly forgotten Shi Jun existed.
As he watched Tangyuan dive from above, Ke Meng had only one thought: What if Lu Fa kills the hostages?
Lu Fa had taken hostages, so he must have known something and recognized some of them.
A thought flashed through Ke Meng's mind. Back at Inland Lake, he must have recognized me.
Ke Meng was well-known on the Koi Continent. His opponent must have looked him up and concluded that he was an investigator, not some desperate outlaw who would stand by and let ordinary people die.
Ke Meng gripped Tangyuan's fur. How should I handle this next?
Flying straight down was hardly a safe approach. He needed a way to restrain his opponent with absolute certainty.
Ke Meng opened his mouth. "Tangyuan, stop."
A team member beside him asked, "Captain, what's wrong?"
Tangyuan did not stop, however, and continued flying downward. The dive grew faster and faster, already exceeding 120 kilometers per hour.
Crouching on Tangyuan's back, Shi Jun was startled. He could sense that Tangyuan seemed to vaguely remember him.
Several seconds later, Lu Fa was still in the lake, on guard against outside intruders.
A long tentacle held a Biological Pipeline Gun. It was an extremely powerful Special Item, the strongest offensive item he had acquired in all his years, capable of instantly transferring the blood in his body into an enemy's.
The enemy would either suffer a bloodline collapse or be transformed by his body into an obedient monster.
The attack took virtually no time and had a range of over a thousand meters. It locked on through thought; once he had a lock, he only needed