Dense beams of blue light lit up across the city, each marking a child with psychic potential being taken away. They had previously been held in different cells and subjected to nearly identical torture.
But being taken away by Deathstroke—would that improve their lives, or plunge them into even deeper darkness? That remained unknown.
Those large blue-canister-like liquid batteries, along with the bizarre Lightning Rods, were taken as well and placed with the tree and the children.
"Let's go. To Kangkarino."
Su Ming looked up at Cloak. It was still dancing amid the dense lightning in the sky, absorbing the electric bolts that kept striking down. Judging by its looping flight path, it seemed quite happy.
However, after master and apprentice left, the lightning in the sky naturally struck the most prominent cluster of buildings at the center of Lightning-Struck Land. In just a few breaths, the dense bolts turned the town, which had been drenched in blood not long ago, into a scorched wasteland.
Without looking back at the burning buildings, Su Ming headed for the edge of Lightning-Struck Land. There was a small town called Kangkarino there, though it had no real significance beyond serving as a landmark in the wilderness.
They did not even need to enter the town. As long as they spotted it and turned toward the snow-covered path, they would soon reach Chaos Fort.
Master and apprentice both flew at vacation speed. The journey of roughly a thousand kilometers took nearly a minute, and they soon reached the edge of Lightning-Struck Land, where they saw the small city that was half black and half white.
"There are so many roses here." Magik looked at the scenery within the town in surprise.
Kangkarino had an exceptionally unusual climate. Half the town was summer, while the