Abnormal crossing

Chapter 219 Begins to cheat

Then, under Milo's guidance...

The group quickly followed them into the palace and reached the fifth floor, the banquet hall, via a platform.

As soon as I walked in the door.

Fujimori then saw a group of lifeless members of the Boska royal family and their chief ministers, who stood like statues on the right side of the venue.

Beside these Persian officials, several soldiers were currently examining something with instruments in hand.

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Fujimori's face was grim as he scanned the stiff bodies, his gaze sharp as a knife, carefully examining each frozen face.

But at the end.

He merely swallowed his Adam's apple, suppressing the obvious question without uttering a single unnecessary word.

Then, in silence, he turned and walked straight to the center of the platform, which was...
The region where Boko III resided.

Seeing this, Milo gave Gu Wei and Jin a look, signaling them to follow.

On the high platform.

Boko III remained in the same posture as not long ago, with a scholar squatting beside him, carefully scanning certain parameters using a portable device that was flashing a warning red light.

The man had a burn-like scar on his left forehead, and his armband was marked with a thorn emblem. He looked quite old and appeared to be nearing the end of his life.
Fujimori stopped after stepping onto the platform, glanced at Boko III's remains, and asked the scholar in a somewhat polite manner, "Mr. Warlin, what was the result?"

Upon hearing this, the scholar named Warlin slowly raised his head. After recognizing Fujimori, he did not stand up: "Inspector... Hmm, station chief, the footage cannot be traced."

Fujimori frowned deeply: "Why?"

Vallin glanced at Fujimori's gloomy face, his speech still quite slow: "We're using the S-III type environmental motion capture device, which theoretically can reconstruct the trajectory of sound and light particles in this area over the past 72 standard hours, but..."

He shook his head as he spoke, turning the device screen toward Fujimori.

I only see this moment.

Instead of the expected image or waveform, the screen displayed a violently pulsating, chaotic array of colored noise, with occasional distorted geometric color blocks flickering and breaking. The core area was occupied by a pure "black domain" that constantly devoured the surrounding light.

A large, flashing red warning box occupied the top of the screen, displaying the system diagnostic code indicating a parsing failure.

“Based on the principle, we initially deduced that there is a strong information vacuum effect in the anomalous area,” Varlin sighed, organizing his technical words: “Our capture device detected an extremely high-energy pulse that broke through the spacetime information membrane here, like an eraser, completely erasing all records that have occurred in this area.”

"All the light information particles were completely disrupted and annihilated, and the fundamental physical constants were temporarily distorted, causing the continuous state required to form dynamic images to completely collapse, the logic chain to break, and the equipment could only capture meaningless discarded noise left after the rules were broken."

Fujimori pondered for a moment, his eyes subtly sweeping over Milo: "Natural anomaly, or man-made?" Scholar Vallin also remained silent for a few seconds: "The level of this penetration is quite high, more like a symptom that occurs when some object appears—similar to how a meteorite impact destroys an area. Technically, the probability of it being man-made is not very high."

“Thank you for your trouble, Mr. Vallin,” Fujimori nodded upon hearing this, then turned to look at Milo: “Captain Milo, we are all adults, so I won’t say much more. I just want to ask you one thing—where is the black ball you mentioned?”

Gu Wei gave the man named Fujimori a deep look.

As expected of the other party's representative sent by the Kingdom of Bhikkhu, is his style of doing things decisive or ruthless?
It is clear.

The situation at the banquet was definitely not as simple as Milo described. At least from the perspective of outsiders, it was no simple matter that Milo and his companions survived the event.

If we take it to a more conspiracy theory level...

Milos's purpose in coming to Boska is questionable; he might very well be after the polar singularity—even though Milos and Gu Wei were genuinely unaware of it beforehand.
But at this moment.

Fujimori chose to ignore these obvious flaws.

After all, in a sense, the scene at the banquet was destined to happen—assuming that Melendord had not betrayed the Kingdom of Bhikkhu, none of the people present would have met the same fate; at most, the only difference would have been that the person performing the ceremony would have been Fujimori himself instead of Melendord.

Therefore, Fujimori deliberately chose to ignore certain minor details, allowing Milo to fool him.

of course.

This is only a temporary ignoring of the matter. If Milo cannot explain the whereabouts of the large black ball, then the two sides will have to settle accounts again.

“Wow, Station Chief Fujimori is quite direct,” Milo said, his voice still carrying his characteristic slick tone in response to Fujimori’s veiled threat. “To be honest, that thing looks a bit scary, so I had my assistant put it away—Kin, take it out.”

When Jin heard the word "assistant," she silently rolled her eyes, but didn't say anything to contradict her. Instead, she reached out and fiddled with her neck.

Upon seeing Jin's actions, the scholar Vallin's pupils constricted sharply, and he couldn't help but exclaim, "This is... the Weaver's Necklace?"

As a researcher stationed in the Labyrinth by the Kingdom of Bhikkhu to assist Fujimori, Vallin's vision naturally far surpasses that of natives within the Labyrinth like Ophelia or Chairman Gray.

Upon seeing the necklace that Jin was fiddling with, he immediately recognized its origin—the renowned Weaver's Necklace from the Star Sea!
This is one of the few space containers in the Star Sea that has storage capabilities, and its price is outrageously high, not to mention the hard requirements for purchasing the Weaver's Necklace.

no way.

After all, the Weaver's Necklace involves extremely complex spatial storage technology. If its enormous volume falls into the wrong hands, it could easily cause harm or even unrest—let alone polarized fissure energy or resonant state energy, accumulating hundreds of thousands of tons of quark energy or antimatter energy could cause a major incident.
Therefore, in the sea of ​​stars.

You need to either reach level eight of the Starsea's regular nine-level honor system, become one of the six great writers of the Starsea, or obtain other academic titles of similar difficulty—such as certain high-level titles established within the eighth-order Arbitrator civilization—to have the right to purchase the Weaver's Necklace.

Furthermore, the Weaver's Necklace obtained cannot be sold or transferred. At most, it can be used as collateral for loans through official institutions under certain conditions and after strict review. The collateralized Weaver's Necklace will be sealed by the Star Alliance.

(End of this chapter)