Chapter 694: Is This Soul-Calling Banner a Bit Off?

Chapter 694: Chapter 292: Is This Soul-Calling Banner a Bit Off?

The other two red dots seemed to have noticed the commotion, and were walking over with weapons.

Chen Han saw them and flicked his hand, sending out another steel needle.

The two fell down.

A ball of white light floated up again.

He went over and picked it up.

Still a Basic Spirit Stone.

The drop rate for these spirit stones is really quite high.

Chen Han looked at the game task map, where a exclamation mark stood in one direction.

Looking in that direction, with the vision granted by consuming so much Moon Gazing Sand, he could see clearly even at night.

There was a very large mountain cave, the place where the Soul-Calling Banner was.

He really wanted to see what this Soul-Calling Banner was, marked with such a large exclamation mark.

At this moment, an ear-piercing alarm sounded on the island.

Inside the cave, a golden-haired Caucasian man had already been informed of the intrusion.

He angrily shouted, “Damn it, bastard, hurry and find him, take him down.”

Speaking, he hurriedly operated on a very large computer.

It was a mainframe server unit, the case massive, incredibly powerful, military-grade, unseen outside.

The reason they chose this location was to better issue tasks to the controlled individuals, and receive messages from them.

The island should be very secretive.

Now someone has barged in; he must consider it discovered, so quick transmission of data back, then completely erase the computer’s data.

Especially those lists.

It’s data they’ve painstakingly controlled over the past decade; if leaked, it would be a huge blow.

Taking photos or videos would become difficult; guiding public opinion online or cultural cognition would also be challenging.

For a few years, things wouldn’t be so smooth.

Especially given the current environment over there, gradually building such manpower would be tougher.

But the subordinates hadn’t reported back, leaving him with a growing sense of unease.

Finally, all data transmitted; he opted for deletion.

“Mr. Tox, bad news, the guards aren’t responding; might be big trouble.” A report made his heart sink further.

Tosk scratched his golden curly hair: “Anything on surveillance?”

As he asked, another voice exclaimed, “Mr. Tox, things are getting worse, our internal surveillance signals turned into snowflakes, the intruder’s definitely inside.”

“Damn, how could this happen? Aren’t they elite? How could they let someone sneak in silently?” Tosk was nearly exploding, glaring at the computer’s massive mainframe.

Things seemed out of control; he felt deleting data alone wasn’t enough, the entire computer needed destruction.

He grabbed an assault rifle, firing at the mainframe, utterly turning it to shards, ensuring safety.

But soon, something stunned him.

After firing, the bullets impacted the case, seemingly blocked by an invisible force, even rebounding outward.

Next moment, Tosk felt sharp pain in his chest, looking down at the slowly oozing blood, shot by ricochets.

Not only him, several around him faced the same.

But how could this happen?

He only shot the computer case, not steel plating.

With baffling confusion, he slowly fell, turning into a corpse.

When Chen Han arrived, he too perplexedly examined the bodies on the ground.

“Was it the gunshots earlier?” Chen Han frowned, having heard disturbances while entering the cave, but who did it?

He hadn’t seen anyone exit.

Even if someone left, he’d notice the red dots.

But what was going on?

Did these people kill themselves?

He shook his head, impossible, rubbish.

He refocused, better finish the Demon Extermination Dungeon task.

The task was to destroy the Soul-Calling Banner refined by the Outer Demon Dao.

Yet seeing the Soul-Calling Banner as guided, he was dumbfounded.

It was a computer?

The exclamation mark symbolizing the target was over this machine.

What’s this situation?

The game system must be glitching; he knew what a banner looked like, long and flag-like, sewn tight at edges, hollow in the center…

Now this computer, aside from its large size, how is it a banner?

So, this thing’s named Soul-Calling Banner?

Chen Han sighed, but recalling Spirit Fire Stove, Spiritual Pressure Pot, Artifact Refining Furnace…, he was unsurprised.

Thus, destroying the Soul-Calling Banner meant completing the demon extermination task.

He didn’t hesitate, activating Basic Sword Control Technique, sending steel needles with explosive force, instantly piercing the case, leaving holes.

Surprisingly, despite this damage, no task completion prompt appeared.

So, he employed Basic Sword Control Technique anew, assaulting the case, thoroughly shattering it.

That instant, the exclamation mark representing the Soul-Calling Banner vanished, while a ball of light burst from the case.

Truly…

Chen Han didn’t linger, collecting the burst white light into the game’s inventory.