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Chapter 149 No Umbrella
Chapter 197: No Parachute
Clearly, Reincarnation Paradise does not allow anyone to kill in a peaceful area, not even a judge.
But because Lord Rat's authority was not low, he was not forcibly executed.
"Heh heh, just a reminder, there are more than a dozen judges like me around Devouring Island."
Undoubtedly, this was a show of force, but the Contractors who courted death fell for it.
Especially after learning that there were more than a dozen "Lord Rats" on the edge of Devouring Island, their thoughts of escaping Devouring Island vanished.
Ignoring the other Contractors, Lord Rat returned to the cockpit after completing everything.
After boarding the plane with the crowd, Mu Yang casually found a seat and looked around, but unfortunately, he didn't see any familiar faces except Su Xiao.
This made him a little puzzled. Ruo Li should have the strength to advance to Tier 2. Could it be that her authority level hadn't reached its limit yet?
Ruo Li was 1-2 world progressions behind. If she obtained an S-rank evaluation in the next world, she might also be promoted to Tier 2.
The cabin door closed, and the plane quickly took off, heading towards the dangerous and unknown Devouring Island.
The plane was made of a special material that could block a certain degree of perception. At least, Tier 1 Contractors like Mu Yang could not perceive the outside world through the plane.
It was somewhat similar to a stealth plane in reality that couldn't be detected by radar, but it was definitely a tiny bit more advanced.
The plane flew at high speed, and the cabin was silent.
Some Contractors who had no understanding of the promotion trial even thought that they were all opponents who had to kill each other.
It wasn't until five minutes later that a Contractor broke the silence and some people's illusions.
"Everyone, I am the Vice-Leader of the Vast Sea Adventure Troupe. I have a copy of information about Devouring Island, but to view it, a condition must be met."
He displayed a temporary contract.
The general content written on this temporary contract was to form a temporary adventure Troupe with this Vice-Leader to jointly deal with the survival trial.
Obviously, he was not the only Contractor with the idea of teaming up. Several Contractors were instantly tempted and quickly stepped forward to talk.
With this beginning, the cabin immediately became much livelier, with alliances forming and information being exchanged.
Mu Yang was curious if these Contractors knew some information he didn't. He never underestimated any Contractor, at most interfering with them verbally during combat.
When he approached the group of Contractors who were exchanging information, the people who were just talking immediately stopped. Several pairs of eyes looked at Mu Yang, and then their pupils all contracted sharply.
That familiar Arabic numeral "13" pattern… could it be someone from the Troupe!
"The weather is really nice."
Half of the Contractors exchanging information immediately left. The remaining half either left too slowly or had their faces seen by Mu Yangand were afraid of retaliation from the Troupe's madman, so they dared not leave.
"I can sign a temporary contract to exchange information."
"Alright."
Several Contractors said "alright" verbally, but they had many thoughts internally.
After all, in the entire Reincarnation Paradise, who didn't know that people from the Troupe could ignore the penalties of temporary contracts?!
But they also didn't dare to bet whether Mu Yang would relentlessly hunt them down on Devouring Island, so they had no choice but to let Mu Yang listen in.
Mu Yang knew most of the information these people shared.
However, a few pieces were useful to him, such as the fact that besides insectoids and primitives, there were also undead in the red soil area of Devouring Island.
The undead varied in appearance, formed from resentment and bones, with both very low upper and lower limits of strength.
There were even demon race members in the red soil area, but they were few in number and had no fixed territory, so not many people had seen them.
But the Contractor who provided this information was very confident, and the contract had no penalty, indicating that he was not lying, or at least he was internally certain of the information's authenticity.
Soon, it was Mu Yang's turn.
He pondered for a moment and shared a piece of information about a Hegemon-level creature, "The most dangerous creatures on Devouring Island are not only in the Black Forest; a few are also active within the island. I remember one named Bahamut, the overlord of the sky, whose strength far exceeds Tier 1."
This information was true, but whether the Contractors trusted it was up to them.
However, most people probably wouldn't go to the red soil area, as their main goal was to survive the trial, not to explore and improve.
[Arrived above Devouring Island.]
[Warning: Due to the special nature of the survival trial, the storage space function will be sealed. Please take out the required items as soon as possible!]
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Three consecutive blood-red warnings appeared. Many Contractors had already taken out their items before boarding the plane, so they didn't react much to Reincarnation Paradise's prompt.
"Damn it, the storage space is unusable! Only 2 minutes left to retrieve supplies!"
But a few people still didn't react to the movements of others until disaster struck and they realized their regret.
"Normally, it will be restored after completing the survival trial."
The storage space doesn't have a very high sense of presence, but its role is extremely important, allowing Contractors to store items that are inconvenient to carry normally.
Many Contractors took out their belongings and only then realized how much stuff they usually crammed into their storage space, and its importance.
[Announcement: Deployment is about to begin. Contractors need to spend 100 paradise coins to purchase a parachute pack.]
It's coming.
After buying a parachute pack, Mu Yang looked around, anticipating the appearance of that free-falling man.
[Announcement: All Contractors must return to their seats within ten seconds.]
It was still blood-red text, with no penalty stated, but no Contractordared to disobey, otherwise the consequences would be dire.
Once everyone returned to their seats, the only person left standing immediately became conspicuous.
That person's face was pale at the moment, and he had no parachute pack on his back.
Clearly, he hadn't prepared enough 100 paradise coins.
"Friend, can you lend me 2 paradise coins? I will definitely repay you handsomely after the trial!"
Perhaps seeing Mu Yang's kind face, the parachute-less guy walked up to him and pleaded.
"It's not that I don't want to lend it, but the storage space has been sealed, and trading permissions are also blocked. I can't lend it to you."
This was the truth. Mu Yang no longer had trading permissions and couldn't give him paradise coins.
Bang.
At the same time, a muffled sound came from the back of the cabin.
A Contractor's seat suddenly opened, directly throwing the person out.
"Holy crap!!!"
The shouts gradually disappeared, and the other Contractors realized that the plane was starting to deploy them, seemingly in order according to their seats.
"Wait! Reincarnation Paradise, I beg you, please give me a free parachute pack!"
The parachute-less guy's face was pale, his eyes filled with extreme terror, as if he would pass out any second.
But Reincarnation Paradise clearly wouldn't pay attention.
Before each world began, he would deduct 100 paradise coins to teach Contractors the language of that world.
But Brother No-Parachute clearly took a chance, thinking that this trial world wouldn't require language mastery.
He guessed correctly, it indeed didn't require language mastery, but he had to buy a parachute pack.
Bang.
Brother No-Parachute's seat began to loosen, and the next second he was dropped by the plane.
"Reincarnation Paradise, I love you! May your mother be in good health!"
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