Mulgore Hotel in Marvel

The zero-yuan purchase incident brought a little fun to the bored Kausi. Although it is a bit indecent, it is a common and even "cool" activity in the West. Have you not seen the famous "Bill 47", which stipulates that for acts involving theft, robbery, fraud, etc., the amount of the crime shall not exceed US$950? , are all minor crimes and are not punishable by imprisonment.

So after receiving the call to the police, only two police officers came over slowly and took a simple note, and then the matter ended there. No one was punished, but Kaowu was already walking on the street with a tablet. Si did not receive any attention.

"Jarvis, show me all the container yards near the Port of London, including the abandoned ones."

"Get rid of the goal of more than 100 people/day."

The decision to make such an accurate setting is very simple. Even if Jane Foster "accidentally enters", at least it proves that there are not many people there usually. If it is a very prosperous yard, during the time when the portal is open, There's always someone else who gets sucked into it.

On the map displayed on the tablet, the large and small red dots quickly shrank to only three.

"Look, how convenient it is to have a smart butler!" Kausz raised the tablet up and showed it to Belial, "How much work this saves!"

"You can also raise one!" Belliyar also thought this thing was very good.

"I can't afford it, I don't have the skills!"

Kausu answered smoothly. He thought about it, and just in case, he gave a new order again, "Jarvis, help me find an astronomer named Jane Foster, and Her intern, Daisy Louise, look where they are.”

"Near the Royal Observatory in Greenwich? Very good, they haven't found anything yet."

In order to avoid being too shocking, Kausu thoughtfully summoned the mechanical Roadhog. The two of them trudged all the way to the first red dot display, where they discovered two small singular dots. But Kaus used his soul vision to go in and explore for a while, and found that the opposite side could not be a prehistoric ruins, so he decisively withdrew.

"It shouldn't be here!" Kaus waved his hand towards Belial, "There can be no ruins with lush apple trees growing... We need to see weathered stone pillars and collapsed buildings as soon as we enter. There are only places like that. Only then can there be ether particles."

"According to your statement, the nine realms will complete the spatial matching in the next week. In other words, there are only a few small areas showing signs of overlapping at most." Belial raised a question, "If there are The space of ether particles has not yet overlapped, so even if we are standing at the singularity now, we cannot perceive the specific location!"

"Yes!" Kausi replied, "So what we are doing now, the first step is to take a look at these three yards, at least to have a general impression of the situation here. The second step is to confirm the things In which yard - someone will help us confirm this step, we only need to arrive one second earlier than the other party!"

This is also Kausu's plan. He doesn't need to move very fast, he just needs to be one step faster than Jane Foster.

Belial quickly understood. She didn't know who the "opponent" was, but there was nothing wrong with Kaous's actions. Many things didn't require too much advance time, and just being a little faster than the opponent was enough.

When the mechanical Roadhog came to the second container yard, the two of them coincidentally discovered a strange spatial singularity.

"It's very empty inside!" After briefly sensing the situation inside the space door, Belial's first feeling was deathly silence, as if there had been no living creatures for thousands of years.

"There are stone pillars, half-buried buildings, and..."

Cauvus frowned, and he looked inside with his soul vision for a long time. The more he looked, the more he felt like an underground ruin where ether particles were hidden. "It can't be such a coincidence, right? Is this thing already turned on now, waiting to see which unlucky guy gets sucked in?"

"Want to go in?" Belial asked.

Kausi hesitated for a moment, "I want to go in and take a look, but if you...if you encounter danger, can your single angel form travel through dimensions and escape?"

"Perhaps you misunderstood something!" Belial replied calmly, "My twin form is the ultimate body. Dimension, space, and time cannot interfere. As long as I have a thought, the fallen angel form will immediately re-integrate. .”

"In addition, even if I only have half my body, I still have the ability to tear apart dimensions."

Kaus thought for a while, then shook his head and refused.

"You should wait for me outside!" He said, "I have a space anchor over there at the hotel. If something dangerous happens, I will teleport back to the hotel as soon as possible, and then you can open a teleportation gate. Pull me back – I don’t want to repeat that long trip from New York to London.”

"That's okay!" Belial thought for a while and felt there was no problem, so he nodded and agreed.

Kaous handed the tablet to Belial, took a deep breath, and stepped into the space door.

In front of you is an endless wasteland, with almost nothing except dark brown soil and dim sky. There is a dark red ball hanging in the air - this is where the star is, but through the thick atmosphere, it does not look like it. For distant stars, less than one-tenth of the sunlight remains.

There are several collapsed buildings not far away. Judging from the style of those stone pillars and slabs, Cauus reminds him of a long-abandoned Greek sanctuary.

"Maybe this is it?"

He secretly guessed, and at the same time glanced back like a reflex - the portal had disappeared. It seemed that the density of the space here was different from that of the earth, which caused the space to become a one-way transmission.

Even though I'm here, I still have to check it out. Based on the vague memories in his mind, Kausi came to several dilapidated buildings nearby and carefully explored them one by one. Just when he was returning without success, he suddenly discovered a few small black spots at the end of his field of vision.

"It seems that I made a mistake. There can't be any living people where the ether particles exist. It will suck up all the vitality and energy around it, so..."

Kaus suddenly paused.

The black spots in the distance were swaying and shaking, and with his eyesight, he could vaguely see the appearance of the other party - these were several moving skeletons.

Boneyard? A rocky wilderness? Frozen plains?

...Or is there a necromancer sleeping here?

Fortunately, there were only a few skeletons as far as the eye could see. Cauvus thought for a while and flew in the direction of the skeleton, intending to see what the other party was.

The distance between the two sides was already very close. Kaus could clearly see that these skeletons were fighting according to certain rules. When there was a fierce collision between them, one of them would stagger to the side. Then he tore off his own bones and scattered them all over the ground.

"This is..." Kausi hung in mid-air, staring down. After looking at it for a long time, he felt more and more weird the more he looked at it, "Holy shit, someone is playing chess on this horse?"

"Correct!" A slightly hoarse voice suddenly sounded in my ears, "Want to play the next game?"

The next moment, all the skeletons on the ground suddenly scattered to the ground.