What happened to the Delta Force? It turned into Arknights!

Justina had already realized that her new friends seemed to be no ordinary people.

Leaving aside the two girls for now, this man is truly extraordinary.

This level of insight is definitely not something an ordinary person possesses.

This made Justina a little confused, wondering what kind of friends she had made.

However, they don't seem like bad people, right? At least they seem like nice people.

With these thoughts in mind, Justina didn't say much and stood silently behind Han Fei.

"We are certainly not ordinary tourists."

Han Fei was very frank, "However, I won't stay in Kazimierz for too long; I'll leave after a while."

Marner didn't care about these things, but his curiosity wasn't satisfied, so he asked, "So, who exactly are you?"

“An ordinary mercenary? You can think of it that way,” Han Fei said frankly.

Marna looked Han Fei up and down, then shook her head and said, "Not really."

“I’ve seen mercenaries, both of our own kind and those of other races, but you are quite different from them.”

"That's definitely different."

Han Fei thought to himself, "Have you ever seen a mercenary leading the Demon King Kazdel?"

At this point, Marna realized that Han Fei was hiding something. As an ordinary office worker, Marna didn't really have the inclination to pry.

If it were someone like Chen, they would probably keep asking questions until they get to the bottom of it.

But Marner wasn't in the mood for that. Seeing that Han Fei was unwilling to answer, he abandoned his plan to ask and said, "Well then, I wish you all the best."

"Uh, goodbye?"

Han Fei scratched his head and said.

"See you."

Marna nodded slightly, then turned and left.

After watching Marna leave, Han Fei shrugged. "I thought I could get some free accommodation."

If I could go to Rinko's house, I might be able to grab a bite or two while I'm at it.

Unfortunately, my uncle had no such plan.

Since his uncle didn't bring it up, Han Fei naturally didn't feel comfortable bringing it up either.

People still have to save face, after all!

Texas glanced at Han Fei and said, "So, what's the next step?"

"Let's stick to the original plan for now," Han Fei said.

Justina, however, had her curiosity piqued by Han Fei and couldn't help but ask, "Um, may I ask, who exactly are you?"

"me?"

Han Fei turned to look at the short Justina, and after thinking for a while, he said, "Then let me tell you briefly."

"Listen carefully, I am the leader of GTI headquarters, the Patriot's little friend, the Inner Guard Killer, the man who defeated the Lord of Waves, and the old friend of the Lateran Pope..."

Han Fei rattled off a whole bunch of names, and Justina listened attentively at first, but as she listened, the little girl got dizzy.

The reason is simple: this title is both infamous and long-standing.

So much so that after Han Fei finished speaking, Justina seemed to understand, yet also as if she hadn't understood anything at all, and could only subconsciously mutter to herself:

"Wow, that's really impressive..."

"Of course it's awesome."

Han Fei raised an eyebrow and said, "Looking across the entire Terra, it's hard to find anyone who can maintain so many relationships at the same time like me, right?"

Theresa, however, sighed after hearing the news, "Patriot? It's been a long time since I've heard anything about him."

"The old man is doing alright now, but his Oripathy is getting worse," Han Fei said.

“Well, let’s go see him when we have the chance,” Theresa said with a light laugh. “It wasn’t very convenient before, but now it’s much more convenient.”

"that……"

Justina timidly raised her hand and asked, "Are we still going to the Knights' Arena?"

"Of course."

Volume 1: Chapter 195 Mysterious Off-Field Assistance

Walking through the streets of Kazimierz, Han Fei looked at the neon lights flashing all around him and couldn't help but exclaim, "It's really lively here."

It must be said that the area we were in earlier seemed more like a working-class neighborhood, far less bustling and less brightly lit than this place. The closer we got to the main arena of the knightly competition, the more dazzling and spectacular the surroundings became. As far as the eye could see, there were skyscrapers everywhere, their giant advertising screens illuminating the entire block as if it were daytime.

To be honest, this was Han Fei's first real experience of the nightlife of a major city in Terra. Back in Colombia, the pace was too fast; he landed right into the Texas family feud and had no time for such things. Now, he was wandering aimlessly like a true tourist.

However, this kind of leisurely time is probably only possible tonight.

Han Fei couldn't stay idle forever. If there was no opportunity, he would create one.

As for tonight, consider it a short break for myself.

—It is the calm before the storm.

Well, it wasn't really a storm, because Han Fei didn't even know how far a storm could get in this place!

Without Exusiai, there really wasn't a scene that swept through like a storm.

But due to his mindset, he was truly relaxed at this moment, with a rare air of leisure between his brows, and even seemed a little lazy.

Texas noticed his state immediately. Right now, he really did look like he was just on vacation.

However, she didn't say much. She had known Han Fei for some time and knew that apart from resting for a while when he returned to the Special Operations Department, he spent almost all his time running around preparing for meals. After being so busy for so long, it wouldn't hurt to relax a little.

At least that's what she thought.

"Han Fei, look over there," Justina pointed ahead, "that's the main arena."

Han Fei squinted and looked over. The crowd outside was relatively orderly, not a sea of ​​people, but if you listened carefully, you could clearly hear the thunderous cheers and shouts coming from inside the stadium.

"It's quite lively here," Han Fei said, intrigued. "Let's go take a closer look."

"it is good."

Texas responded crisply, and the crisp "clack-clack" of her high heels followed closely behind.

Justina walked naturally to Han Fei's left and briefly introduced him to the basic rules of knightly competition.

Theresa followed at the back, and couldn't help but push up her sunglasses, a hint of amusement and helplessness flashing in her beautiful eyes behind the lenses.

Judging from her attire, she should be the one who looks most like a tourist.

How come now it's two people in sharp suits and business attire who have consciously taken on the role of tourists?

Is this reasonable?

Actually, at this moment, Theresa was the one among the four who was most eager to get into the "search, attack, and withdraw" rhythm.

Unfortunately, judging from their boss's expression, it seems there are no such plans for the time being.

This made her feel a little disappointed.

She couldn't participate in the Tower of Babel event before, nor was she involved in the Zero Dam event. Now that she's in Kazimierz, is she going to miss the "meal time" again? She joined the Special Operations Unit with great curiosity, but she's never been able to truly experience it. It would be a lie to say she's not disappointed.

However, she is, after all, a woman over two hundred years old, so she still has this much patience.

She shook her head slightly, clearing her mind of regret for the moment, and followed after him with her long, slender legs, saying, "Wait for me!"

Shortly afterward, the four people bought tickets and entered the venue.

Once inside, the shouts were even louder than outside, making Han Fei curious about what was going on inside, who was on the stage, and why it was so lively.

"It's so lively."

Theresa pushed up her sunglasses, then raised her hand and said, "Shall we all have something to drink?"

Therese was carrying a plastic bag containing four drinks.

"When did you buy it?"

Han Fei was somewhat surprised, "I didn't even notice."

"Your attention is all on the knightly competition, how could you possibly notice me?" Theresa said reproachfully.

She immediately reached into the plastic bag, took out a cold drink, and said, "This is for you."

"And Texas's, and our little Justina."

Texas remained aloof, but her expression softened slightly: "Thank you."

"Thank you."

Justina was relatively well-behaved and bowed slightly in a very polite manner.

"Not so polite."

Theresa patted Justina's shoulder, then said to Han Fei, "Let's go in."

"uh-huh."

Han Fei nodded slightly and walked straight inside.

Theresa naturally followed Han Fei to his side and said softly, "You seem particularly relaxed right now, even though I'm the 'tourist' here. You seem to be enjoying yourself even more than I am."

"Since we're going to work tomorrow, let's enjoy ourselves now," Han Fei said with a smile.

This start wasn't as tense and exciting as before, and it just so happened to coincide with the 23rd Kazimierz Knights Tournament, which is why Han Fei was so relaxed.

If this happened in Colombia or Kazdel, where a fight would break out the moment you land, or in Laterano, where you'd be targeted by a powerful figure the moment you landed, Han Fei certainly wouldn't be so carefree.

Upon hearing this, a glint of light flashed in Theresa's beautiful eyes, and she said, "We're officially starting our fieldwork tomorrow?"

"Yeah, we've come all this way, we can't just leave empty-handed," Han Fei said matter-of-factly.

As soon as you step inside, a deafening roar hits you, several times more intense than outside.

Han Fei frowned slightly, taking a second or two to adjust to the astonishing volume.

He stared intently at the arena, where he saw a knight covered in armor, with no skin visible, standing on the platform, holding a short axe in his hand.

Han Fei felt that this person looked somewhat familiar, but he couldn't quite place where he had seen him before.

Unfortunately, he skipped quite a few scenes from the story of the porridge.

However, he was certain that this guy on the stage had definitely appeared in the porridge's level, and as an enemy unit!

If Han Fei were to think about it on his own, he probably wouldn't be able to come up with an answer even after a long time. Fortunately, Han Fei wasn't alone.

Han Fei was not the only one who recognized the man's identity; Justina was too.

"It's 'Rusty Copper' Olmer Ingra."

Justina, her little face contorted in a stern expression, explained earnestly, "He was an extremely brutal knight. Many gladiators who fought him suffered permanent, irreversible damage, and some even..."

Justina didn't continue, but all three understood what she meant.

It died, what else could it be?

"It turned out to be him."

Han Fei seemed to be deep in thought. In fact, he didn't really remember the plot of this guy. After all, Long Night's Light was not a new plot before he transmigrated. It was an old thing from two or three years ago.

Let's put it this way, before he transmigrated, it seems that the Radiant Knights had already been phased out of the meta?

Anyway, he did feel like he hadn't used it for a while.

"You know him?" Theresa asked in surprise.

"I know a little, but not much," Han Fei waved his hand and said, "Not as much as we know about our Justina."

Han Fei genuinely had no recollection of it; it had been so long ago, who would remember the role of a minor supporting character?

Only after Justina mentioned it did I get a vague idea of ​​what was going on.

As far as I remember, this wasn't a particularly important character, but he had a rather nasty personality and was a very unlikable character.

If we're talking about the most impressive scene in "The Long Night," Han Fei thinks it's the Khan's grand military review.

That's really handsome.