Super Detective in the Fictional World Chapter 1615 - Going In Twice More, and Getting Used to It

Chapter 1615 Going In Twice More, and Getting Used to It
When the town was covered in white ash once more, Luke’s drones were once again useless and he was running blind.
He didn’t bother with them.
The drones that had been released earlier lost signal, so they had landed nearby and were awaiting instructions.
This town was constantly changing. It probably wouldn’t be long before it turned back into that gloomy setting once more. Even if the drones didn’t move, they could still capture a lot of information.
In any case, the fog only prevented them from sending out a signal; they could still record and save footage.
Compared with the drones, Luke was more interested in the monster dog carcasses not far away.
When the world transformed just now, he saw with his own eyes how the bodies of the monster dogs also peeled away until they disappeared.
This really was a world that didn’t care about science or fundamental laws!
Moving in a flash, he pulled Stacy over to Cybil and Rose.
In a situation like this, they would lose contact if they moved beyond ten meters. Luke wasn’t interested in looking for them if they went missing.
Luke asked Rose, “I’m taking the two of them out of here. Do you want to leave?”
Conflicted, Rose shook her head. “I want to look for my daughter.”
Luke didn’t say anything else and tossed her a knapsack. “This is for you.”
With that, he lifted Stacy and Cybil and rose into the air.
Holding the knapsack, a stunned Rose raised her head. “Huh?”
Although she had hoped that the three of them could help her look for her daughter, she hadn’t expected much.
But the way Luke left right away really exceeded her expectations.
In the sky, a faint golden light suddenly flashed amidst the white ash.
Rose was amazed. A short while later, she opened the knapsack and examined the items inside.
The knapsack contained a Glock, five clips, and some food and water.
She hesitated for a moment, then opened a bottle of mineral water and took two small mouthfuls before putting it back. She then tore open the chocolate wrapper and took two bites before putting it back.
Rose didn’t know how long it would take for her to find her daughter, nor did she know when she would be able to leave. She had to leave some food and water for her daughter.
In the air, Luke used credit points to wrap the three of them up in a ball of golden Telekinesis.
Less than two seconds later, Luke felt his telekinesis being suppressed.
This time, he didn’t back down.
He added another layer to his telekinesis. At the same time, he gradually injected it with the faith value which had recovered to slightly more than 10,000 in the system.
It dropped to 7,000.
Poof!
With something that sounded like a splash, the three people wrapped in the golden ball appeared in a red sky.
Before Stacy and Cybil could react, the fog in front of them suddenly turned into sunset, and they were at a loss.
Luke glanced around and picked up the drones’ signal.
There was nobody around. It had already been an hour since he entered that “world.”
However, according to the time in his suit, he had only been in that “world” for about 15 minutes.
Luke took note of this and flew a kilometer away with the two girls, landing next to Cybil’s police motorbike.
There was no one around for dozens of kilometers, not even the police or a search team.
Luke had told the management company to make sure that the production crew kept their mouths shut for the time being.
Of course, the production crew didn’t want to be tied to a missing person case. When they heard that the company had sent a professional to carry out a search, they stayed in town with Claire and waited.
Luke put the women down before getting them to corroborate their statements.
If it wasn’t for the fact that he had to deal with the aftermath, he could’ve knocked them out and “transported” them out with Space 2.
But that would take too much time.
He didn’t want the master of that town covered in white ash to know that he could “smuggle” living people out.
What he had done instead was a little troublesome, but it would be very easy to cover it up in the outside world.
Cybil just needed to say that she had run into Stacy while chasing Rose, and they got lost for an hour.
As for Rose, she was naturally missing.
In any case, apart from Claire, nobody else had personally seen the three women disappear. They only saw Rose and the police officer as the two women passed by the production crew.
That way, even if Stacy and Cybil told everyone about the strange town, nobody would believe them.
There were a lot of such ghost stories in America. Nobody would bother to investigate if nothing had happened.
After that, Luke told Stacy to follow Cybil back on her motorbike to the town that the production crew was staying in.
He remained invisible the entire way as he escorted them back and watched them rendezvous with the crew before he returned to Silent Hill.
As someone who prioritized safely, that was how reliable Luke was.
If he didn’t get Stacy out of there, it would be hard for Luke to go all out in that weird town.
The creation of that strange world was related to an unknown mental energy. It was very interesting
If he worked hard inside, he might be able to obtain some benefits – like the mental ability to create illusions, perhaps?
Luke landed at the intersection again, and the system notification popped up: Unknown mental energy field detected.
He was amused when he saw the notification. Yo, petty guy. All I did was use faith value to break out, and you won’t let me back in now?
However, he was no longer the newbie who had encountered Freddy before; he still had a way.
Mental Communication activated. System notification: Host is trying to link to unknown mental energy. Confirm link? Yes /
no.
Luke curled his lip. Friend, it seems you don’t know how to manage your domain. Then, you’ll get used to it after I enter twice. You can plug this loophole next time.
Thinking that, Luke’s mind moved, and he chose “yes.”
The world changed in an instant, and the white town appeared in front of him again.
Experienced now, Luke’s cape unfurled, and he glided toward where the air siren had come from earlier.
There was rustling in the town for a moment, before it fell quiet once more.
The town wasn’t big, and it didn’t take Luke more than 20 seconds to reach the source of the air siren.
The reason he had taken note of this air siren was because the sound had actually been able to spread throughout the town without being restricted by the rules of this setting.
So, Luke came here as soon as he returned.
In the white ash, something sharp flashed under Luke’s feet, and he turned around to see that it was a cross.
Generally speaking, the overall shape was of a cross, but in the center was a hexagon, like the shape of a nut bolt. It actually looked like four small crosses sticking out of the hexagon at right angles.
It was clearly on the top of a church.
Luke circled the church and found that he could only enter through the front door.
He walked in through the open door.
It was indeed a church. Apart from the hall below, there were also seats on the second floor.
At that moment, there were only a few people scattered around.
Luke stood silently in one corner and didn’t move.