The human-rearing beasts' blissful sea of flowers was now deathly silent.
Luo Ye produced a sturdy nylon rope from somewhere.
He tied all those dozen-odd shriveled, transparent sacs together.
He held the other end in his hand.
These dozen-odd specimens of the Five Great Calamities, whose very mention had once terrified countless explorers.
Now looked like a pile of busted, deflated balloons.
The man in the Hawaiian shirt dragged them behind him.
His battered cloth shoes trod over the soft grass.
"Tap."
"Tap."
Those leisurely footsteps echoed through the empty valley.
The members of the Zodiacs stared at his retreating back.
They had all gone mute, and the atmosphere was indescribably strange.
Kanzai cracked his knuckles.
Frustration clogged his chest.
He couldn't beat the guy in a fight.
And if he cursed him out, he feared the brat would extort him with another fine.
All he could do was turn his head away.
Botobai rubbed his rough chin.
"Where the hell did this guy come from?"
Botobai spoke in a low voice.
"Treating the Dark Continent like a market to stock up at was bad enough."
"Now he wants to pack these monsters up and take them away."
Cheadle pushed up the green-framed glasses on her nose.
Cold light reflected off the lenses.
"Leave him alone."
Cheadle gritted her back teeth.
"As long as we can complete the exploration mission."
"He can pack up as much garbage as he likes."
Locked inside the heavy armored vehicle with specially made iron chains, Beyond burst into wild laughter.
His laughter made the compartment buzz and rattle.
"Yes, yes, yes."
Beyond's eyes shone with fervor.
"Now that's the right attitude to bring here."
"Trample the calamities underfoot."
"The old man really picked a good prospect."
Ging walked at the very front of the