The instant the human-faced mushroom came into contact with sunlight.
The mushroom let out a beastlike roar, spraying black spores from all over its body.
It tried to block the light this way.
Then a second, a third, a fourth... robots gathered around it one after another.
A group of combat robots standing three meters tall surrounded the little human-faced mushroom, each holding a tactical flashlight, giving it a taste of human warmth.
Under this intense light, the human-faced mushroom began making sounds like wails.
It began to wither, and its human face twisted into a hideous expression.
Eventually, it shriveled into a lump and lost all signs of life.
The robots collected this specimen, along with several intact human-faced mushrooms.
While they did this, the pale-skinned residents stood to one side and watched, neither frightened nor shouting.
They seemed to be a bunch of idiots.
So the robots tied up several albino tribespeople and took them away too.
Only then did the others start fleeing, but after running a short distance, they crouched down and watched from there.
There was definitely something wrong with their intelligence.
Notably, the survey report from a hundred years ago had mentioned neither underground Albino People nor human-faced mushrooms.
To get to the bottom of this, Chu Mu planned to capture a few people from every level.
So he asked Silver Wolf to send more robots down.
The brown-skinned tribespeople were smarter. They hid when they saw the robots coming, ducking into narrow mine tunnels.
But the robots weren't about to indulge them. They simply cleared the way with grenades.
Once they learned that the robots wanted to take one person from each level, they unhesitatingly tied up the weakest person on their level and handed them over.
Things went fairly smoothly on the