Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

Chapter 662: Chapter 619: Reaching the Peak 28 (4,000 words)

When Tan Shuangshuang was searching for suspicious people in the Flower Sea Space, Tan Wencheng, who received Tan Shuangshuang’s message, had already led the Tan Family’s experts into Mang Mountain at the fastest speed.

The group followed the route given by Tan Shuangshuang for a short distance and soon encountered Fei Hu, lying idly on the ground, lazily waving its paws at the butterflies flying by its nose, guarding people who had been knocked unconscious and tied up.

Tan Shuangshuang feared that Fei Hu following her would betray her hiding and arouse suspicion. Furthermore, it was inconvenient to gather information with a demon beast, and her contract with Fei Hu was an equal one, not a master-servant one, so she couldn’t bring Fei Hu into the Magic Beast Space.

Thus, Tan Shuangshuang left Fei Hu at the spot to wait for her grandfather, Tan Wencheng. Afterward, Fei Hu was supposed to use the contract connection to lead Tan Wencheng and others to her.

Fei Hu had high intelligence, and Tan Shuangshuang had taught it some common human characters with tasty treats as guidance. Therefore, although Fei Hu couldn’t speak, it could communicate by scratching words on the ground with its claws.

Meanwhile, Tan Wencheng was busy communicating with Fei Hu, his heart filled with anxiety. Although it was right for Tan Shuangshuang to investigate, she was his dear granddaughter, and Tan Wencheng couldn’t help but worry about such a bizarre organization, not knowing what dangers it contained.

At that moment, Tan Shuangshuang was frowning, observing every cultivator and adventurer who came to the Flower Sea Space, attempting to analyze something from their expressions. Perhaps these people were too good at disguising themselves; despite going around a big circle, Tan Shuangshuang didn’t find anyone particularly suspicious.

This made Tan Shuangshuang somewhat impatient. Realizing this, she quickly took a deep breath, trying to calm her mind and maintain composure. She couldn’t afford to be impatient, as it would make it more difficult to find any clues.

After several deep breaths, Tan Shuangshuang finally managed to calm down and started meticulously examining the reactions of everyone who came to the Flower Sea Space. If she couldn’t find anything the first time, she’d try twice, repeatedly observing until she finally spotted someone who seemed off.

This person was wearing the close-fitting martial arts uniform that adventurers favored, with a row of spatial bags hanging from their waist, looking like an ordinary adventurer who regularly came to search for Spirit Grass and Spiritual Medicine or hunt Magic Beasts.

However, Tan Shuangshuang noticed that, although the person appeared focused on finding spirit flowers in the Flower Sea Space, they were actually absent-minded and failed to notice some precious spirit flowers. Their gaze subtly assessed other adventurers instead.

Tan Shuangshuang believed this person must be from the bizarre organization, so she immediately concealed her presence and followed the person. They wandered in the Flower Sea Space for a while, likely not finding a suitable target, before they finally turned to leave.

Tan Shuangshuang, who had been following them, couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief. She had been worried that if this person selected a target, her tracking plan would be ruined because she couldn’t stand by and watch them kill without intervening to save a life while trying to locate the organization’s lair.

If she saved someone and alerted them, naturally, her plan to track them to their lair wouldn’t work. Fortunately, the person didn’t kill anyone and left, presumably returning to their lair, sparing Tan Shuangshuang the dilemma.

The Stealth Technique’s ability to conceal her presence was indeed powerful. Tan Shuangshuang tracked the person from not far behind, and despite their cautious glances around, they didn’t detect any trace of Tan Shuangshuang, allowing her to follow them smoothly to a pond.

The pond appeared utterly unremarkable, just the kind commonly found in the Long Mountain Range, sure to attract no attention whatsoever.

When the person arrived at this spot, they surveyed the surroundings, took out a thumb-sized black stone, and tossed it into the pond. As the black little stone entered the water, a tiny whirlpool appeared out of thin air, endlessly growing and rotating on the water’s surface.

The whirlpool expanded rapidly, and within a breath, it had enlarged to a size of a meter, revealing the pond’s bottom. Although it was under the pond, the ground was oddly dry, looking exactly like land.

The person leaped into the air, following the whirlpool and landing on the ground beneath the pond. As they touched the ground, a human-wide cave entrance suddenly appeared, and the person directly slid through it.