Three Towers Game

Wen Xishu was first moved to his own residence.

According to Almi, this residence seemed very special. Even though no one around knew Almi, they still adopted his suggestion.

After all, the residence was also a facility Wen Xishu had brought himself, so it was bound to have some special effect.

Inside the residence, the doctors did feel that Wen Xishu’s physical condition seemed to improve.

It was as if this was Wen Xishu’s home field.

All the rules were doing their best to heal Wen Xishu.

But very soon, these rules slowly started to fail.

Wen Xishu had the "Outer Domain Killer" on him; this was also why the Power of Destruction couldn’t easily kill him.

Yet even so, these rules seemed to quickly lose their effectiveness.

This left all the doctors dumbfounded; they really couldn’t imagine that there would be some kind of power that could ignore healing rules.

Inside the residence, Wen Xishu had added many rules stating that he would not be harmed, would not suffer damage, and could also offset damage, but these rules...

Perhaps they could reject the Power of Destruction from entering his body at the source, but they could not change the Power of Destruction that had already entered his body.

No one had expected that after Dean Wen defeated his opponent, an even greater calamity would follow.

Wen Xishu was quickly transferred again, this time to the Healing House.

This was where Old Jin had once stayed.

Because Old Jin had stayed here for decades, this place was extremely sacred in Luo Feng’s eyes.

Luo Feng’s willingness to bring Wen Xishu here already spoke volumes.

After arriving at the Healing House, Wen Xishu’s condition actually became better than in the residence.

The doctors felt that Wen Xishu’s physical resistance seemed to have grown stronger. The Healing House’s effect was not expulsion and treatment, but upgrading his original resistance.

Wen Xishu’s condition was finally stabilized; next, they just had to wait for the old principal to return.

In everyone’s eyes, only the old principal had a way to deal with the power inside Wen Xishu’s body.

...

...

Wen Xishu fell into a coma.

Almi finally returned to Hunter City after all. And he still completed the mission. Because on the Bunker’s side, some matters had already been recorded in advance through the Shipwreck House.

So after Almi recounted what had happened, everyone quickly accepted him.

Almi also located the assassination target and, following past handling procedures, had the target hide first.

At the same time, the Wen Xishu of the future—the one from the Three Towers War timeline—would naturally know how to coordinate.

Everything was the same as before.

The only difference was that even without Wen Xishu, the Bunker People still knew how to cooperate.

Scene after scene of this left Luo Feng and the other Five Elders impressed.

They hadn’t expected the Bunker to have already been infiltrated, nor had they expected Wen Xishu to be so farsighted, having long prepared a perfect set of countermeasures and even...

Turned the enemy to their side.

You had to know that Wen Xishu had hardly spent any time in the Bunker.

Luo Feng understood even more why Albert had taken a liking to this young man.

...

...

Hunter City, Commerce Association.

This time when Almi returned to Hunter City, unlike before, he did not go unnoticed.

Very soon, someone from the Commerce Association came looking for Almi.

The Legendary Hunter—Leslie.

In a high-end club in Hunter City run by the Commerce Association, Leslie summoned Almi.

The club offered many services to satisfy all kinds of fetishes.

Even perverse ones, like a fetish for torture and killing.

There would always be people lost in the fog who were then trafficked to Hunter City; some were suited to be Hunters and could survive, while others were not, and they would be arranged for other uses.

For example, as consumables.

Almi had always known about this club but had never been there, because the prices were too high.

Leslie said:

"Don’t be nervous. Need me to call a few girls for you? Or... do you prefer twisted monsters?"

Almi shook his head frantically:

"My lord... why have you summoned me?"

Almi showed his fear; Leslie was also a Legendary Hunter, and with the Commerce Association behind him, he was one of Hunter City’s top combat powers.

Although Almi had recently witnessed a Legend fall, he knew very well that was only because the Sect Hierarch was monstrously strong; facing people like this, he still had to maintain his reverence.

Leslie smiled and said:

"Don’t be nervous. Qing is dead, and you were on the same mission as her. I’ve checked your previous missions; they were excellent, and you received the Commerce Association’s rewards every time."

"This time is no exception."

Almi immediately became alert:

"My lord... that esteemed one and I acted separately. My target was just a small fry, that’s the only reason I could complete the mission!"

Leslie waved his hand:

"Relax, relax. There’s nothing wrong with your record. I believe you’ll become an outstanding Hunter in the future."

"I just want to ask for some information."

Almi thought... if he was too nervous, it might instead make him look guilty. If he had a clear conscience, then an appropriate level of fear would be enough.

To be a spy, you needed a strong heart.

Almi immediately nodded:

"Ask away."

Leslie had been observing Almi the whole time, still wearing that smile:

"Tell me how Qing died. As far as I know, in the current Bunker, only one old man can kill her, but Qing has a danger sense—she wouldn’t go after that person."

"As for the others, Qing could very likely kill them in an instant."

"What’s bizarre is that, on the battlefield right now, history hasn’t changed. Several important combatants in the Bunker are actually all still alive."

Leslie didn’t know about the Bunker’s other combat forces, so he decided to tell the truth:

"That esteemed one ran into Wen Xishu."

Leslie frowned slightly:

"You’re saying that the Wen Xishu at the Bunker stage... can already kill Qing? I find that hard to believe."