I Get A Random New Occupation Every Week

Chapter 4093: Chapter 4081: Seems Like Your Son Did It

Tilia Island, Abandoned area.

The Poker group, after advancing, rested here.

Song Jinmin was eating with one hand, leaning against a large tree, while his other hand was bleeding. The team’s medic was bandaging his wound.

Everyone remained silent. Lin Jingzhan and Moon sat to the side, their eyes scanning in all directions, their expressions heavy, like ice that wouldn’t melt.

"Seems like they’re coming again."

Moon’s deep voice rang out, making the Poker members tense up, gripping their knives and looking in other directions.

The wind rustled through the tall grass, creating a soft sound.

They hadn’t noticed any unusual activity around them.

"Stop looking around, it’s in the southwest direction," Song Jinmin said.

Unlike the others, only he seemed relaxed, still eating.

For him, life was already cheap; if he died, he died. It didn’t matter. After all, with so many people around, it wouldn’t be lonely wherever he went.

"There are two of them, none of you move, stay here and rest."

Lin Jingzhan’s hand slowly reached his waist, gripping the knife handle.

"Here they come!"

Moon murmured as both he and Lin Jingzhan charged!

At that moment, two dark shadows burst out from the woods.

The shadows were tall, at least over two meters, with a stout build that made even someone like O’Neal appear small in comparison.

Besides, the shadows’ backs were covered in long black hair, with only their faces exposed.

They had facial features similar to humans, like evolved gorillas, giving off an eerie and frightening impression.

Two massive black creatures rushed forward.

Lin Jingzhan and Moon charged at the two black monsters at breakneck speed.

When he was a few meters away, Lin Jingzhan leapt up and delivered a flying kick to the black monster’s head.

Roar—

The attack seemed unremarkable, but Lin Jingzhan used all his strength. Even an A-level expert might not withstand it, yet the black-haired monster merely lay on the ground, seemingly unaffected.

Immediately, Lin Jingzhan pulled out a dagger, wielded it in mid-air, and slashed a deep cut into the black-haired monster.

Red blood flowed down its body, but after a roar, it launched another attack on Lin Jingzhan, seemingly unfazed.

Boom!

Lin Jingzhan blocked with both hands, standing firm, forcibly stopping the black-haired monster’s attack.

But this strike truly made him feel the terrifying power of the opponent, almost breaking his neck.

With a strong lift of his arms, he pushed the black-haired monster aside, opening some distance between them. Lin Jingzhan, holding the dagger, thrust straight at the black-haired monster.

Roar! Roar! Roar!

The piercing roars temporarily deafened Lin Jingzhan, affecting the black-haired monster’s actions.

Seizing the opportunity, Lin Jingzhan’s knife struck several more times in succession.

The black-haired monster howled madly, reaching a frenzied state.

Seeing things go awry, Lin Jingzhan retreated two steps; the black-haired monster didn’t attack but fled in the opposite direction.

The situation was similar on the other side. Under Moon’s terrifying strength, the black-haired monster also suffered serious injuries and then fled the conflict zone.

"Run when they can’t win, their intelligence isn’t ordinary; it’s almost like a teenager’s," Moon said, panting.

"In a few hundred or thousand more years, if they reproduce for several generations, they might evolve to be similar to humans."

"By then, we won’t even have ashes left, so let’s not think about these things. But these creatures are truly strong; ordinary A-level standards may not defeat them."

Lin Jingzhan turned back, gazing at the abandoned area, only swept by the wind, his eyes full of excitement.

"What’s this thing?"

Moon suddenly looked down, picked up a black iron ring, and examined it closely for a long time.

"It looks kind of familiar," Lin Jingzhan provided a line, suddenly saying,

"I remember now, there seemed to be a similar thing on the black-haired monster that fought me. Could it have fallen from them?"

"It does seem possible," Moon said:

"When I was fighting it, I did feel something fall to the ground, but the situation was urgent, and I didn’t pay attention."

"Taking it back for study will reveal it."

Moon knew that taking it back for study meant handing it over to the Central Guards Brigade.

After a brief discussion, they returned to the team.

"Something interesting happened outside," Red Ace Mira said.

"What happened?"

"The head of the Angluay State branch, Zheng Dongyuan, is dead. His subordinates also died in Corea, with no survivors."

Hearing this news, none of the Poker members were anything but surprised.

They knew exactly who Zheng Dongyuan was — a powerful A-level player, a formidable opponent worldwide. Now, he inexplicably died in Corea, essentially on home territory. Such a big event is undoubtedly major news.

"Did Mammon make a move? Besides them, I can’t think of anyone else," Moon said.

Lin Jingzhan didn’t speak, but seeing his expression showed he agreed with this idea.

Except for Mammon’s crazy bunch, no one else would dare do such a thing.

After all, Zheng Dongyuan wasn’t just anyone; he held a very high status within their organization. His death would undoubtedly create significant ripples, something ordinary groups wouldn’t dare to do.

"It wasn’t Mammon’s people," Mira said, looking at Lin Jingzhan. "The outside news says it was your son who killed Zheng Dongyuan."

"My son? That’s nonsense."

Judging by Lin Jingzhan’s expression, he clearly didn’t believe it.

"If he practiced for a few more years, he might be able to wrestle with Zheng Dongyuan, but right now, he’s definitely not a match for him."

"He’s the one with a voice in this matter," Moon said to Song Jinmin.

"Actually, it’s possible," Song Jinmin said, stretching his arms,

"Zheng Dongyuan is certainly strong, but he’s not very bright, playing tricks is your son’s forte, he might have outwitted him."

"If I remember correctly, Kidd was involved in their operation in Corea, with him there, my son’s little tricks probably wouldn’t work."

"I’m not sure about that, but the rumors outside all say it was your son."

"Could it be a ploy to frame and blame it on the Central Guards Brigade?"

"It really doesn’t seem that way," Mira said:

"Before this, there was a raid on the Central Guards Brigade, causing one death and several injuries. Shortly after, news came that a team from the Central Guards Brigade had arrived in Corea, and a few days later, this happened, matching the rumors."