463: Chapter 509 The Sun Never Sets Encounters a Peregrine Falcon!

The Thousand Changes Race, in terms of appearance, had a delicate softness somewhat like human females.

However, their entire bodies were a single color—some purple, some blue, and some red.

They looked quite peculiar.

"Could it be that the Thousand Changes Race only has females?"

"Then how do they reproduce?"

"Just because they look like females, does that mean they must be female?"

"Maybe they're hermaphrodites?"

"Don't judge alien civilizations by our human common sense."

"Exactly! They might not even need to reproduce; they might just clone themselves."

"Speaking of which, of the three alien civilizations we've seen so far, two of them look like us humans in appearance."

Indeed, the terrifying Two-legged Beast is the most perfect evolution!"

"Quick, look at the last one, the Fungus Race. See if they look just like humans too."

"They definitely won't be the same; they're called the Fungus Race after all."

"What kind of civilization would have an A-grade comprehensive strength rating?"

"Holy crap! The Fungus Race only has one live broadcast room!!"

"..."

This discovery caused an uproar in the Dragon Country and indeed across the entire world.

Having only one live broadcast room meant that the Fungus Race had only one player left.

And with only one player, their comprehensive strength evaluation actually reached A-grade.

Just how terrifying was the strength of this Fungus Race player?

To put it in perspective, the combined comprehensive strength rating of the two Tar Kings was only D-grade.

And beings like that had almost wiped out An Ke and his team...

Everyone realized the horror of the Fungus Race.

"Speaking of which..."

"Why can't I see the Fungus Race player?"

"I—I can't see them either!"

"Are they invisible?"

"..."

The entire world, and even other civilizations, were staring at this player whose individual strength could reach A-grade.

However, no matter how much they looked left, right, up, or down, they couldn't see a single shadow.

Dragon Country High Command conference room.

The Commander, the General, and other military personnel were all frowning.

"If the opponent can turn invisible, it's going to be a bit tricky..."

If they were dealing with humans, they could use thermal imaging to find them.

But facing an alien civilization while knowing absolutely nothing about it made it difficult to find a good solution.

Crucially, the opponent's strength was incredibly fierce.

It was very likely they would be hunted down before they even understood the enemy.

"I—I think I see the Fungus Race."

"Hmm?"

One gaze after another turned toward Xiao Liang.

He found them?

"Where?" the Commander asked hurriedly.

"Look at the bottom-left corner of the live broadcast room..."

"Is there something moving on the ground?"

Everyone immediately looked at the bottom-left corner.

They discovered that there really was something moving on the ground.

Its speed was very slow; if one didn't keep staring, it was impossible to notice.

This thing was like lichen on the bark of the Giant Forest; because there were so many plants, it was almost indistinguishable from being invisible.

Just then, a squirrel-like animal appeared hopping into the live broadcast room.

It sniffed left and looked right, extremely alert.

At the slightest rustle of grass, it would flee immediately.

However, the little squirrel completely failed to notice the special fungus spreading near its feet.

But before the fungus could even actively approach, the little squirrel, sensing no abnormality, actively stepped onto this hard-to-detect patch of fungus.

In the next second, the little squirrel vanished.

"Huh?"

Inside the Dragon Country conference room, the entire staff was caught completely off guard.

"What happened?"

"Why—why did that squirrel vanish into thin air after stepping on it?"

"That's—that's a bit terrifying..."

Everyone in the conference room was watching.

And what everyone saw was the squirrel stepping on it and disappearing in the blink of an eye.

It was as if it had been erased from this world, as if that squirrel never existed at all.

The high command still couldn't believe it and looked through the bullet comments to see if any of the public had seen the cause.

However, anyone who had seen it was sending terrified bullet comments; they similarly had no idea why the squirrel had vanished.

"Is this the horror of an A-grade alien civilization?"

This was getting a bit ridiculous...

The opponent was not only hard to detect, but stepping on them caused disappearance.

What if a Human Player accidentally stepped on it?

Would they also disappear?

At this moment, the high-level officials of over 40 countries were breaking out in a cold sweat.

They were terrified that their own players would encounter the Fungus Race.

Unfortunately, as much as they wanted to warn them, their bullet comments had already been used up.

They had to wait for the next week's refresh before they could notify their players.

Now, the Foreigners were all shrouded in the shadow of fear.

They complained frantically about the number of bullet comments and the unreasonableness of the refresh.

Since the [Game] had already progressed to a confrontation between civilizations, why was it still only once a week?

And only 100 characters at a time?

How could they timely warn their players?

Dragon Country conference room.

"Wahahaha!"

The General looked at the complaints from the masses of various nations and couldn't help but laugh out loud.

This was where the benefit of having many bullet comments showed.

Although the Dragon Country had also sent bullet comments.

But they still held the bullet comment counts from the White Goose and Dog Tycoon countries.

They could send information about the Thousand Changes Race, the Savage Civilization, and the Fungus Race they had seen to An Ke.

This would allow An Ke to be prepared.

It was far better than knowing nothing like a fool and then dying a senseless death.

The Dragon Country High Command dared not delay and immediately planned to compose a bullet comment for the White Goose to send to Oufu.

Kata was at the Camp, so it wasn't convenient to notify An Ke immediately.

Oufu, on the other hand, was by An Ke's side.

The pity was the bullet comment count of the Kimchi Country.

Because the Kimchi Country had been wiped out, their count had also disappeared.

Even though Jin Xiaoxiao's identity was still that of the Kimchi Country, he could no longer receive bullet comments from the outside world.

However, while they were composing, a staff member suddenly rushed in to report.

"Elder Li, Elder Li!"

The staff member was in a hurry, running until he was out of breath.

But no matter how tired, he didn't dare delay, shouting urgently, "The Sun Never Sets Players have been the first to encounter the limited-time event's Supersonic Peregrine Falcon!"

...

In the Giant Forest, at the Level 6 fortress where the Sun Never Sets Players were located.

Over thirty players were gathered around a conference table discussing the limited-time event introduced by the [Game] this time.

The one with the most authority in Sun Never Sets was Shelby.

A middle-aged man with deep features and a rugged profile, he looked thin and weak.

But to be able to stand out among more than 30 people and make most players follow his orders.

He naturally had certain specialties.

While everyone was halfway through their discussion, something suddenly entered the fortress with a "whoosh."

The commotion gave the Sun Never Sets Players a huge fright, and they all pulled out their firearms.

"Enemy attack?"

The alien civilization players currently appearing in the [Game] had made them as jumpy as startled birds.

Any slight rustle made their hearts pound.

"It actually managed to bypass the castle's defense system..."

"..."

Everyone's muzzles were pointed in the direction the commotion had come from.

They saw a Peregrine Falcon perched on a high rack.

Its appearance was no different from a Peregrine Falcon; the only difference was its color.

Most of its feathers were a golden hue close to the color of iron.

The Sun Never Sets Players' eyes instantly widened, "An Iron-colored Peregrine Falcon?"

"..."

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