Facing an Ancient God for a Year

Chapter 2526 - 2521: Suppression Techniques



Chapter 2526: Chapter 2521: Suppression Techniques

The situation for the Greedy Worms was not optimistic.

On the one hand, Lord Sorondir’s fury needed a target to vent upon, and their proximity to the post-storm location made it nearly impossible for them to escape the observation of a Demigod.

On the other hand, traces of the Ancient Angel were right before their eyes, making it impossible to easily abandon their pursuit; they were undoubtedly thinking of entangling a bit more.

Under such a dual pursuit, Moore, who had his spirit fleetingly defeated to the other side, turning into a mere minor Wise Dead, was a fairly decent outcome.

But since they were willing to spend money to avert disaster, Fu Qian, being the culprit, expressed that he might as well offer a few pointers before leaving.

As for how to guide them, the approach was actually quite clear.

Regarding the threat from Lord Sorondir, he would leverage the Rebirth Club to back Laurie and others’ actions, dispelling the former’s irrational thoughts.

As an organization in the limelight, it indeed held a certain deterrent force.

But that alone was not enough; one must also handle the Greedy Worms’ obsessions.

And the method was simple, introducing the Rebirth Club beforehand to back the Ancient Angel as well.

...

Selana probably wouldn’t appear in Moore anymore.

It’s not that she encountered any mishap; even after casually helping to handle certain Bonds earlier, she would likely return smoothly after the storm.

But do not forget, as mentioned before, Selana didn’t just represent herself but the entire Gulad Family behind her.

If she managed to stay hidden without exposing her identity, there would be no reason for her to wade into this muddy water again.

Especially since she was already facing a confrontation with Sorondir.

Even if Selana hadn’t left at this time, she would certainly be in Stealth State, cautiously eyeing the situation.

But if you dare not reveal yourself, don’t blame others for helping you out.

Our Rebirth Club is in need of talent; how could we refuse a name like the Ancient Angel?

In the office earlier, an implicit message had already been conveyed to Laurie, indicating that the target they sought was associated with the club, and bringing them here further solidified this point.

"What’s wrong? This place is indeed a bit rudimentary. If it were up to me, I’d definitely choose another spot."

Facing Laurie’s sudden silence, Fu Qian glanced around and even offered an explanation.

"Is this the residence of your friend’s friend?"

Laurie clearly remembered what Fu Qian had said, recalling immediately that he was invited.

"Sort of, it’s quite enjoyable working with her."

The word "friend" seemed to trigger a certain switch, and Fu Qian rarely laughed, even helping Selana to politely decline the visitor.

"Unfortunately, her mood might not be great at the moment, and she’s not interested in greeting you."

This...

It was evident that at that moment, Laurie’s face showed mixed emotions.

While he was excited to finally get an answer to his life’s pursuit, he also felt the strong regret of a missed opportunity.

Fangthroat Lay Buddhist and his companion reacted a bit slower, but they too were clearly affected, realizing something while staring at Laurie.

"Any idea when she might be in the mood? Please believe us, we mean no harm."

After exchanging glances with his teammates, Laurie’s thoughts were evidently aligned, acknowledging that the other party had subtly discerned their intentions, immediately admitting they were indeed searching for Selana, while strongly emphasizing no ill intentions.

"I will convey your intentions to the Angel, but when she’ll be in the mood is not up to me."

Unfortunately, the Rebirth Club experts were rather malevolent, adeptly employing PUA tactics to help Selana handle this wary pursuit.

"...Angel?"

As for Fangthroat Lay Buddhist, he was perhaps more resistant in this regard, unable to hold back a direct question.

"Otherwise? Were you thinking of calling her the Ancient Angel?"

Fu Qian asked somewhat curiously in return.

The lady may not be fond of that title.

...

Even their honorable names were consistent.

To the Greedy Worms, certain verified information was truly startling, making etiquette issues seem trivial.

"We understand..."

After exchanging looks, Laurie broke the silence with a soft sigh.

Even though they didn’t receive a concrete answer, the group was notably disappointed.

Yet, through the lines of the opposite party, it was at least clearly revealed that the person they were searching for was indeed a member of the Rebirth Club, occasionally collaborating with the one there.

In fact, the quest of their group was already known to the other side, who simply had no interest in engaging at the moment...

"Is there any way to establish contact with the club later? Rest assured, we would never act rudely."

However, being worldly men, they were not content with being entirely passive and hoped to leave some sort of contact information.

"Sure, just pretend you’re club members."

Surprisingly, this somewhat excessive request was met with an immediate and straightforward acceptance, albeit with a method that sounded rather abstract at first.

"When you consider yourselves club members, club members will naturally find you."

However, Fu Qian quickly assured them they hadn’t misunderstood, indicating that actively seeking them wouldn’t work, but embodying the role would attract the club’s approach.

It seemed like a jest, but it was far from nonsense; the suggestion was practically beneficial.

Initially, there were no significant operational issues.

By using the Burial Scroll once a day, it wasn’t too hard for the Greedy Worms to start role-playing themselves, and they could concurrently shape the club’s mystique and worldly Insight image.

Secondly, the Rebirth Club would gain further expansion.

As for what playing a role means, if I say it’s real, then it’s real. We adhere to a post-modern organizational form.

Moreover, the thought must be open-minded; although Greedy Worms didn’t belong to the classical Limb Attachment, by broadening the concept, they might fit into the same category.

Finally, for the lurking listeners Sorondir and Selana, such a notion was enough to grant the Greedy Worms the status of club peripheral members, greatly reducing the threats they might face subsequently.

...

It felt so good to find a sense of belonging.

Mr. Laurie Sr. was indeed insightful; though shocked into temporary silence, his eyes soon showed gratified understanding.

"I understand, thank you once again, my lord..."

When he next spoke, he was already genuinely committed.

"Then you better not stay here for too long."

Fu Qian nodded with great satisfaction, adding an extra reminder.

"Understood—"

"But we haven’t found Ji Yin yet!"

Laurie was indeed obedient, but beside him, Fangthroat Lay Buddhist finally voiced a different opinion.

And it did sound reasonable, as if a certain missing person had been forgotten.

"Could it be that he left earlier?"

To this, Fu Qian merely glanced at Laurie.

"Indeed... considering safety, such an arrangement was made."

The latter nodded, genuinely admitting it.

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