Su Su: ...

Dante: ...

Looking at the two of us, Su Su and Dante, they were both speechless.

Master, can you stop being so narcissistic? It's just taking down a few small fry, what's there to be proud of? The truly powerful Haru haven't even appeared yet.

However, the traitor didn't say these things to my face.

Su Su coughed lightly, composed herself, and then said,

“Master, look, we’ve already put on a show. But you still haven’t told us how you discovered those Haru who were following us.”

Susu and Dante remembered very clearly that neither Top nor Pat sounded the alarm. It seemed that Haru, who was following them, didn't dare to follow too closely, for fear of being discovered by Top.

Logically speaking, if Top had difficulty detecting the enemy, there's no reason I should have been able to.

I chuckled and looked at Su Su and the other person.

"Susu, do you know what the biggest difference is between me and Top?"

What is it?

Su Su and the other woman asked the question at the same time out of curiosity.

"Top is naturally sharp-eared and sharp-eyed, which is something I can't compare to."

However, the difference between us is that we actively think about the problem, rather than simply being passively defensive.

And you can intentionally focus your attention on these issues from the very beginning. No matter how well the other party does their job, as long as they are on guard, they will always slip up a little.

I've always been an insecure man, and I've experienced so many crises and shocks.

In this turbulent and unpredictable time, it's hard for me not to consider that the other party might see me as a thorn in their side.

It's quite reasonable for them to carry out some tactical decapitation strikes against me, something Haru himself probably didn't even notice.

Every now and then, I would use the corner of my eye to slowly check what was behind me from different angles, without anyone noticing.

At first, those Haru were indeed well hidden; I must say I couldn't find any trace of them even after several clandestine investigations.

If it were someone else, they might have already relaxed and stopped being so vigilant. But I'm different; I'm someone who dares to doubt myself.

Even if they lock the door when they leave, they will still turn back to check again after walking a few steps to make sure the door is locked.

When I clock in for work, even though I've already clocked in, sometimes I'm afraid I'll forget, so to be on the safe side, I'll go back and clock in again if I'm unsure.

It's not a big problem, but not clocking in will still cost me a few dollars. For me, that few dollars could buy me a few one-yuan meat buns.

Even with my innate paranoia, those three Haru, who were the most skilled at concealing their forms among the Haru, still slipped up during my seventy-eighth self-doubtful investigation.

You should know that my fifty motion detection fields weren't trained for nothing. Even if it's just my peripheral vision, as long as it's within my field of vision, any unnatural movement will trigger my motion detection system.

Those Haru were as if they were being monitored by countless invisible infrared detection lines, and any movement they made would likely trigger my alarm.

Susu's decision to continue her journey came after I told her that I was being followed by Haru, and she wanted to get rid of them as soon as possible.

But only I know that there must be something going on behind Haru's back that allowed them to follow us for so long without being discovered by Top and Pat.

Even if we manage to shake them off for a while, I have a feeling they'll catch up again very quickly and accurately.

In this situation, feeling safe is the greatest danger. The enemy's base is right next to you; if you're careless, they could easily take advantage of your vulnerability.

Besides, we can't possibly stay up all night dealing with these Haru people; we'd probably collapse from exhaustion first.

Therefore, the best course of action right now is to play along and create an opening for those guys who are secretly following us, making them think that we want to rest and sleep.

Then, by taking advantage of the rocky crevice's impregnable terrain, we can lure Haru in and trap and kill him all. This is the best way to solve the root of the problem.

There's no way around it; being as resourceful as I am, eliminating the root of the problem has always been my style. If there's a threat, I'll just wipe out the source of it.

We're safe for now. It seems they haven't had time to notify the other Haru yet, otherwise, it wouldn't have been just three Haru that entered our dwelling.

However, we definitely can't stay in this place any longer. With darkness falling and no one able to see each other, moving to a new location is the wisest course of action.

These Haru are incredibly skilled at tracking; I'm not sure if there are others like them among them. If there are, they would probably leave some special markings to guide their companions.

Tang Yi's judgment was correct. At this moment, about two miles away from their residence, a large group of fully equipped Haru were still anxiously waiting for the result in the darkness.

What they didn't know was that the three Haru originally wanted to seize the great opportunity to kill the other party and simply eliminate him, so that everyone would no longer have to hide.

They should hurry to the front lines to participate in the battles that truly belong to them, instead of playing hide-and-seek with a few rats here.

These battle-type Haru were used to being arrogant, and they didn't take the leader's mission seriously at all.

They thought the ordinary Haru were too weak. This group of Haru, who had never fought against Tang Yi and his group, even thought that mobilizing so much force just to capture three people was making a mountain out of a molehill.

Underestimating their enemy was also a major reason why they died at Tang Yi's hands. They thought they were only dealing with a few sheep and didn't need to go to great lengths to call their companions over.

Little did they know that they were the sheep, having entered the territory of three Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Tang Yi and his two companions are all top-tier fighters in the Mira tribe, and now all three are together. To go and cause trouble on their territory is undoubtedly like entering a den of dragons and tigers.

It would be strange if they weren't eaten to the bone.

Too much time has passed, and Haru, who went out to scout, still hasn't returned. The Haru who led the team was the one with the scar on his face, the one who was in charge of capturing Tang Yi and the others at the sinkhole.

It has now dispatched Haru to search along the tracks left by the previous three Haru to see what happened.

Haru, who had quickly gone to investigate, returned, but they only brought back three bloodstained obsidian daggers. The situation was already dire, so there was no need to say more.

They miscalculated again this time. They didn't expect that despite their meticulous preparations, they would still be discovered by the other side and become a laughing stock.

By the flickering firelight, the leader of the group, Haru, looked at the three bloodstained daggers, his fists clenching so tightly they cracked.