Chapter 3086 - 99: Why Are You So Nervous?

Chapter 3086: Chapter 99: Why Are You So Nervous?

A translucent thought, exuding rich blood aura, fell into Villand’s conscious sea.

The thought shattered with a bang.

Lilith’s somewhat gloomy voice came through.

"—After the main god issued the mission, I’ve been pondering our main task... throwing us into this world only asking us to survive, and if we fail, it won’t punish us. What meaning does such a ’formality’ mission have for the main god? Now, seeing that dead newcomer, I seem to understand a bit."

Seeing the newcomer being obliterated in plain sight and feeling the strong aura of what seemed to be a fifth-tier presence above, Lilith, arrogant as she is, quietly restrained herself and chose the most conservative way to communicate with Villand.

Even though each exchange costs a thought.

"What?" Villand tossed back a thought.

"—The main god probably wants to expand this world into a new mission world, but isn’t sure about the risks of activities here. So, it arranged for us to step on the landmines."

When Lilith spoke the last two words, there was a hint of gnashing teeth.

Villand glanced sideways at his companion, but saw her face still adorned with a benevolent smile, looking quite proper, causing his mouth to twitch.

"It’s good that you know."

He half warned, half sighed with an emotion: "—Did you forget what we discussed about the main god’s ultimate purpose? Being part of reincarnation was originally its lab rats. What difference does it make whether it’s exploring or not?"

Meanwhile, when the two fourth-tier members of the North American Team were exchanging thoughts.

Zheng Susu, feeling she was assigned to the wrong team, whispered to a member of the Shuoges Mission with Su Ya.

"—She’s a Black Wizard, isn’t she!"

The Great Elf was highly sensitive to the invisible malice flowing through the air. She cautiously glanced at the woman in red robe within the Shuoges Mission, grabbing Su Ya’s hand, sending across a divine thought: "Standing next to her, I can barely breathe!"

Knowing the other is a Big Wizard.

The two naturally wouldn’t be foolish enough to openly badmouth someone under the Big Wizard’s nose.

They also chose divine thought communication. Unlike the ’use and destroy’ disposable thoughts between the two fourth-tier members of the North American Team, the communication between the two little witches was just ordinary divine thought, which was less confidential, but as long as no one violently invaded their little minds, it was unlikely to be eavesdropped on.

"—Right, right! I feel the same way!"

Su Ya’s loud voice echoed within Zheng Susu’s mind, making her feel a bit dizzy: "That dense blood aura around her, I’ve never seen anything like it in my life! Maybe during the expansion war, she slaughtered the life of an entire world! I’m afraid hardly any vampires from the Land of Desolation are such ruthless figures... I bet the professors of the school’s Divination Group can’t untangle the karmic lines stuck together by her thick blood aura!"

The Great Elf used her other hand to rub her ear.

She sighed softly.

"—Why hasn’t the school arrested her?" Her voice carried a bit of conflict, as if she was guilty of bringing this witch to the school on a grand scale: "Wasn’t the short Fat Wizard passing by the door just now the commissioner named Andrew from the Trident Sword? Should I report this matter to him?"

"Report what? The school invited a Black Wizard to witness the ’Campus Cup’ hunting competition? Don’t make jokes, please!"

The Little fox lady mocked, shaking her ears: "I heard the lady say, those guys holding invitations have diplomatic immunity, as long as she doesn’t commit a crime at school, no one will pursue whether she once killed off the entire world."

"Although that’s the case, but..."

The Great Elf again resisted the impulse to bite her fingers.

Then, at this moment, a voice from the little Black Cat greeting reached their ears.

"—Hey, isn’t it your turn to be on duty today? Is this passive neglect of duty?" It raised a paw, greeting the black furred Big Cat lying at the door.

Zheng Susu recognized it as that Shadow Cat, promptly greeting it properly.

The Shadow Cat nodded slightly, glanced at Su Ya who pretended to be sky-gazing, and finally glanced at the little Black Cat who greeted it, unable to discern which clone was the original body, and didn’t want to bother arguing with a Stone, it lazily flicked its tail: "—The Mission members should sign over there and enter in order. Do not disturb the Order."

The direction pointed by its tail was a long table.

On the table were registration forms, ink bottles, and feather pens among other things. Earlier, a team with colored robes went down from the stone platform to inspect the dead body were stationed next to the table.

The members of the Shuoges Mission honestly signed their names at the end of the parchment entitled ’Silence Contract’. For security reasons, Villand arranged for newcomers to sign first.

Indeed, the first newcomer encountered a problem while attempting to enter after signing.

"—Wait!"

The Big Black Cat shook its fur, rose slowly, circled around the newcomer, sniffing here and there.

The newcomer was the girl wearing the ’Green Peace’ emblem.

Perhaps due to regular dealings with wild animals, her guts were especially big, curiously observing the nearby big cat, seemingly wanting to reach out and pet it.

Villand calmly watched the scene unfold.

Until the Big Black Cat circled the third time, he spoke up, interrupting: "—Sorry, is there any issue?"

The Shadow Cat stopped, hesitated to look at other members of the Shuoges Mission, and finally shook its head: "It’s nothing major... just feels like their situation is a bit special, not like ordinary White Ding?"

"—What do you mean by not ordinary White Ding?" Zheng Susu grew nervous too.

She didn’t wish for anything to go wrong with the team she led.

"It’s just..."

The Shadow Cat seemed unsure how to describe, blinking its eyes, hesitating for a long time before replying uncertainly: "It’s just that they feel quite familiar... yet not so familiar... as if they’re neither living nor dead, nor alchemy puppets. They’re not from this world, yet seem like people of this world..."

"Isn’t that just like you, somewhat strange?" Su Ya spoke quickly—implying these people might be shadows transformed from beings, naturally neither alive nor dead, nor puppets.

Her words made the Shadow Cat feel a bit overly paranoid.

"—Indeed, what strange beings are absent in this world."

It murmured, turned around walking to its lying spot, took a few steps, turned back abruptly, looking at the red-robed Witch in the mission: "What are you nervous about? Do you guys really have ghosts?"