Near the mouth of the alley, he looked at the dim yellow lamplight rising on the second floor of the unfinished building. Su Mo paused and hesitated no longer.

Five days was enough for him to see through a person.

At root, Sun Quan’s character was better than that of the vast majority of people in the wasteland.

Even his way of doing things, though a bit selfish, was only human nature.

Since he was destined to leave this ruin, just as he had left a hidden move behind in the deep sea world,

this time Su Mo naturally did not want to just drift away lightly either.

Not only would he stir up some trouble, as he had agreed last time with Sea God Jiang Chu,

he would also use some special methods to test the game’s bottom line well, as well as the true reason for its formation.

And Sun Quan had the potential to become one link in that.

Thinking as he went, he crossed the alley.

Nourished by his authority, the body of “Su Youzong” had grown a little stronger compared with when he first transmigrated.

Only when Su Mo, light as a swallow, jumped down from a high wall

did the small courtyard appear right before his eyes.

On the night of June sixth, the rain that joined sky and earth finally began to grow lighter and lighter as the accumulated clouds withdrew, until it stopped.

Along the intricate drainage pipes of Hope City, the standing water rushed out like a dragon and poured into a river running around the area.

On both banks of the river were solid and sturdy earth cliffs.

Now, as several people in black uniforms arrived, a section of the earth cliff moved slightly and revealed a downward entrance.

They seemed long familiar with this way in. The three took it in stride and quickly jumped down through the opening.

After a minute or two, passing through a tangle of tunnels, the three finally reached the destination of this trip.

Tian Yuan Territory, Territory-wide Inspection Center.

That was the sign carved on a thick iron door.

Beside the iron door was an instrument for verifying identity, giving off a steady blue glow.

Seeing this, the leader in black pulled off his mask and quickly verified his identity.

Before long, with a rapid beeping sound, the gate began to open slowly, revealing its true face.

It was an enormous natural cavern, six hundred meters long, five hundred meters wide, and thirty meters high! From left to right, the cavern was not divided into strict areas, only guided by simple signs.

From top to bottom, the ceiling of the cavern was set with hundreds of fist-sized spotlights, shining so brightly that the inside was as bright as day.

Just by going from the surface to underground, it felt like entering a science-fiction world.

Countless exquisite-looking instruments were neatly arranged inside the cavern, leaving straight walking passages.

Indicator lights shining on one another also blinked in rhythm with the breathing of the personnel inside.

But what drew the eye most was a giant screen hanging at the very front of the cavern. Looking closely,

this screen, a full fifteen meters in both length and width, was divided into hundreds of sections, displaying real-time surveillance camera feeds of Hope City and the surrounding areas.

From time to time, some feeds would be slightly enlarged and then quickly shrunk back.

In the images, all the objects themselves were ordinary.

Only the pedestrians walking by were marked in all kinds of different colors.

A striking red, a dazzling yellow, a harmonious green, a dim purple, and a meaningless black.

“Captain, Captain!”

“Oh, let’s go.”

The entrance gate had long since opened, but looking at this screen, the black-clad captain was a little dazed.

Only after his subordinates behind him called out several times did he snap out of it and hurry his steps.

A short while later, the three passed through several areas with practiced ease, and after verifying their identities again, entered an area named “Threat Appraisal Office.”

There were not many people in this area, only about thirty.

But on the contrary, there were quite a lot of computers to operate, a full hundred or so.

“Oh, Captain Yu is here.”

“What’s up, found something new again?”

Quite a few of the staff on hand seemed to know the captain in black.

The moment he appeared, a thin man came up with a smile to chat.

“Mm. Today I suddenly ran into a very interesting person.”

“I wanted to come see his movement track.”

Not hiding his reason for coming, Yu Zhou smiled and quickly sat down to operate.

The other staff who were idle heard this and gathered around as well.

“Captain Yu has fiery eyes. Among those spies who slip into our territory, who can escape his gaze?”

“That’s right. I still remember last time, a squad wanted to come into our territory to steal energy stone technology, and what happened? They only met Captain Yu face to face on the street and were pulled out.”

“If you ask me, if Captain Yu weren’t in our Inspectorate but in the city’s Guard, how could he still be only a captain now?”

“What good is the Guard? They’d go weak in the knees the moment they saw us in the Inspectorate.”

“Hahaha, don’t brag in front of Captain Yu, you’re showing off a halberd in front of Guan Gong. Hurry up and watch Captain Yu work!”

Watching the show is always human nature.

Seeing Yu Zhou’s series of operations, with the search interface already open on the computer, everyone’s chatter stopped at once, and they all began to focus with full attention.

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