Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 1557 - 606: Many Appearances_3

Chapter 1557: Chapter 606: Many Appearances_3

Yan Fei turned to Captain China and asked, "Captain, is this man Sun Tie?"

Captain China’s eyes revealed a complex expression, and he said, "Yes, he is Sun Tie of the Sun Family. The Sun Family is the most mysterious clan in China. Every generation’s Family Head has been the era’s most powerful God-Level Expert."

Yan Fei asked, "Do you have any connection with Sun Tie?"

Captain China replied, "I’ve spent years overseas carrying out tasks and seldom returned domestic. Sun Tie’s primary area of activity is domestic, so we’ve rarely encountered each other. There’s almost no connection between us."

The others inside the cave didn’t know Sun Tie personally, but upon hearing his name, they immediately recalled various cryptic legends and shuddered involuntarily, quietly distancing themselves from Sun Tie. Especially those who had witnessed Sun Tie’s terrifying abilities in the small space—they distanced themselves even more. Apparently, the infamous reputation of the Sun Family had spread far and wide, even intimidating God-Level Experts.

Yan Fei also instinctively increased the distance between himself and Sun Tie, much like Xiao Wudi had done. After all, Sun Tie’s younger brother and son had both died at Yan Fei’s hands. However, Sun Tie was still unaware that it was Yan Fei who had killed his brother and son. If this truth were ever exposed, Sun Tie would likely erupt with fury, possibly abandoning his mission to attack Yan Fei directly.

To be honest, Yan Fei wasn’t necessarily afraid of Sun Tie now. The main issue was that Sun Tie’s Super Titan transformation was simply too terrifying. If Yan Fei clashed with Sun Tie, it would cause such a massive commotion that the Destiny Organization would undoubtedly notice something abnormal. In that scenario, Yan Fei might lose the chance to eliminate the Destiny Organization. After weighing the options, Yan Fei decided it was better not to confront Sun Tie—at least for now.

Ever since Sun Tie had entered this space, the atmosphere inside the cave had grown tense. Everyone stopped talking to one another and simply waited for the arrival of others. After another five minutes, a Caucasian man entered the cave.

This man was Zolan August, who had previously raided Dream Island. During that raid, his actions were discovered by Who-Am-I, and the two engaged in a fierce battle over the Sea Surface, resulting in Zolan August being struck down to the ocean floor. Yan Fei originally believed Zolan August had died, but he hadn’t expected Zolan to not only survive but also reappear in this cave.

Like Who-Am-I, Zolan August carried himself with the bearing of a gentleman—at least outwardly. He presented a refined demeanor and greeted everyone in the cave. Some responded to his greeting, but the majority treated Zolan August with indifference and aloofness.

Especially when Zolan August spotted Who-Am-I, he looked visibly embarrassed. The August Family he hailed from was an illustrious hidden clan. Initially, Zolan believed he could dominate everything once he emerged into the world but found himself defeated in his debut fight against Who-Am-I. Yet Who-Am-I showed no interest in greeting Zolan August. Left without acknowledgement, Zolan August found a Stone and quietly sat down, awaiting the developments to unfold.

A long stretch of time passed without any new arrivals. Finally, in the last five minutes before the gathering deadline, an eerie and crisp flute melody flowed in from outside the cave.

This haunting melody carried an inexplicable magic. Anyone who heard it would feel their mind clouding, drifting into a trance filled with hallucinations. In their minds, they would imagine themselves in a vibrant spring garden, only to endure a Scorching Summer, followed by an autumn of barren harvests. By winter, they’d find themselves destitute, cold, and overwhelmed by despair, wishing for death to escape this grim and hopeless world...

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