Chapter 1150: 184: Special Training (Part 2)

Chapter 1150: Chapter 184: Special Training (Part 2)

If even this is not enough, then their demands are simply too high.

It’s not that they don’t believe there are always better people or things.

It’s just that, unless they themselves become the legendary Transcendent.

Otherwise, in a mere seven days, it’s impossible to train anything useful.

To this, Weiss just chuckled disdainfully.

“Heh, do you think you’re going to a beach in Hawaii this time? You’re heading to a completely unfamiliar outer planet! How long do you think you can survive there being so clueless?”

“Do you know what kind of monsters you are facing? What special tactics and weaknesses they have? What’s the environment like over there? Under what circumstances can you leave the base?”

“Do the aliens have any taboos you’re unaware of, and if you violate them, will it cause unnecessary misunderstandings?”

His tone was full of sarcasm.

“To be honest, with the way you are now, you probably won’t last even an hour over there. Without corresponding experience and skills, you’re basically a burden!”

In the hall, the group of Bounty Hunters all had faces that alternated between red and green, clearly provoked by Weiss’s words.

Someone instinctively wanted to retort, but opened their mouth and still couldn’t say a word.

Thinking it over calmly, indeed, what he said wasn’t wrong.

After all, it’s an outer planet, not child’s play.

Going there directly would really be akin to seeking death.

“Kaman, when exactly are we departing? Where will the training take place?”

Morris asked the question everyone wanted to know.

“Right now.”

Weiss answered immediately.

“The situation on Guleng Star is very urgent; we need more manpower and there isn’t room for delay. A seven-day training is the maximum I could negotiate for you all.”

“As for the location, I’m afraid I can’t disclose it to you, but you’ll see it soon enough.”

As his words echoed, everyone nodded silently, without any objections.

Before coming, everyone was already prepared to depart at any moment.

Many had already brought their equipment and camping gear, placing them in the cars in the parking lot.

But Weiss’s next statement was unexpected by them.

“For this mission, I need you to travel lightly. Everyone is only allowed to bring basic gear; all other items must be left at the tavern. We’ll provide unified equipment and supplies later.”

Weiss then had the Hunters quickly return to the parking lot to sort out their things, and then reassembled in the hall.

Some couldn’t help but complain.

This time, not only were many personal items not allowed, even their painstakingly modified firearms had to stay in the cars.

But Weiss immediately stopped their complaints.

“What kind of crappy firearms are those? Your toys don’t deserve to be called guns. When we get there, I’ll show you what real weapons look like!”

Upon hearing this, everyone instantly fell silent.

Since the boss of Wildfire Tavern had spoken, they trusted that the weapons provided would undoubtedly be excellent.

Then, when everyone was ready, Weiss led them through the tavern hall to a peculiar room on the third underground level.

The room was quite spacious, with a unique decor that was full of sci-fi vibes, completely out of sync with the hippie style outside.

Weiss instructed everyone to sit wherever they liked, then casually found a spot and began fiddling with his watch.

The group of Bounty Hunters didn’t understand what was happening.

What was the meaning of this?

Summoning them here and then saying nothing, what exactly was the plan?

With their minds filled with confusion, about fifty people waited in the vast room.

Meanwhile, someone couldn’t contain their curiosity and wanted to ask Weiss about his mysterious plans.

But he just smiled mysteriously, intending to keep the secret hidden.

Unable to challenge the authority, everyone resigned to patiently wait.

About twenty minutes passed.

Weiss, who was sitting on the sofa fiddling with his phone, suddenly stood up, glanced around at everyone, and said:

“Alright, we’ve arrived. Now follow me out.”

With his words, the room door silently opened, and Weiss led the way out.

Morris, standing closest to the door, was the first to follow.

Walking through the hallway, his expression suddenly shifted.

It was a look of bewildered astonishment, mixed with deep puzzlement.

“Thud!”

Morris’s sudden stop caused the person behind him to bump into his back.

“Boss, what’s wrong?”

The muscular black man from the Rat Exterminator Team rubbed his nose and asked crankily.

Morris instinctively looked back at him, then quickly turned around and pointed at the end of the corridor, saying:

“Jiko, look over there; doesn’t it seem different from when we arrived…?”

The latter refocused on the corridor ahead.

At the end, it seemed it wasn’t the tavern passage anymore, but a brightly lit hall.

No, it wasn’t a hall. It was clearly outdoors!

Moreover, judging by the brightness, it wasn’t night at all but a sunlit afternoon!

“Come on! Stop hesitating; hurry over here. We should be assigning you rooms soon!”

In the front, Weiss saw everyone halt and urged them forward.

Morris walked over with a stunned expression, gazing at the surroundings.

“What is this place…?”

He was no longer in any tavern, clearly standing in an exceptionally spacious airport.

Looking back, there was no trace of the Wildfire Tavern, or even Bolang Street.

Instead, there was a black spaceship over seven meters high.

The reason it was called a spaceship rather than a plane was due to its incredibly sci-fi appearance.

Just like in the movies, it was immediately recognizable as a piece of black technology.

“We just came out of this thing!?”

Behind, people gradually emerged from the spaceship hatch.

Their expressions mirrored Morris’s.

Even though they were just in a dark Bolang Street, now they found themselves in a sunny airport.

Moreover, all around were space shuttles that only appeared in sci-fi works.

This sudden change left everyone a bit dazed.

They felt as though they had traveled through time or unknowingly lost their memories.

“It’s midday here! We haven’t traveled through time; we’ve reached the opposite side of Water Blue Star!”

Someone quickly realized and provided the correct answer.

Only then did everyone understand.

The room they entered earlier was actually a chamber connecting the tavern to the spaceship!

They had arrived here via the spaceship!

The result was not difficult to guess.

They simply failed to think outside the box initially.

Plus, the spaceship’s anti-gravity flight path was hard to discern, so no one sensed anything unusual, leading to the current situation.

“To be precise, it’s currently three eighteen in the afternoon. You are not on the other side of Water Blue Star, but rather on some island in the Pacific Ocean.”

Weiss’s voice timely chimed in.