Ou Bojun waspletely oblivious to the world of technology.


    If he had possessed a better understanding of technology, he would have realized that the reason martial artists did not dominate this world was due to the overwhelming power of advanced technology, which far surpassed the abilities of martial artists.


    He mistakenly believed that everyone around him was significantly weaker, leading him to feel secure, convinced that no one could pose a threat to him.


    However, he waspletely unaware that three formidable weapons were strategically positioned at three high points within the copper mine, each capable of ending his life.


    In the realm of reality, no one was audacious enough to target individuals with a close-in defense cannon, just as no one would attempt a bank heist using a main battle tank.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Yet, in Charlie’s case, everything made perfect sense.


    As Ou Bojun held his breath and swiftly maneuvered towards the northern fence of the copper mine, moving silently and quickly, he had no idea that Wan Bajun’sputer had already triggered an rm when he was still two hundred meters away from the fence.


    Simultaneously, the servo motors of the three close-in defense guns whirred into action, their muzzles aligning with their designated target positions as Ou Bojun moved.


    In that moment, Ou Bojun sensed something was amiss; a gut feeling of unease washed over him, as if multiple experts were watching him from the shadows.<fn05e1> Official source is find?novel</fn05e1>


    He couldn’t help but ponder, “What’s happening? Why does my heart feel so uneasy?”


    Yet, in the next heartbeat, he dismissed his concerns, reasoning that perhaps he was overthinking things.


    After all, having surpassed the Patriarch realm, he was no longer part of the martial arts hierarchy. With his considerable strength, how many adversaries could there possibly be under the vast sky? In a ce like this, it seemed improbable that another expert would target him.


    What he didn’t know was that at that very moment, Wan Bajun had his finger poised above the Enter key on hisputer.


    As soon as he pressed it, the three close-in guns would unleash their firepower on Ou Bojun’s location and the surrounding area with lightning speed.


    Wan Bajun was already feeling the pressure, beads of cold sweat forming on his brow, while his mentor, Qiu Zhiyuan, stood right behind him, equally anxious, urging, “Bajun, fire! This man is moving at incredible speed; he must be one of the Four Counts!”


    Wan Bajun shook his head, “Master, I fear he may have aplices. Let’s hold our fire until he enters the first alert range!”


    Meanwhile, just outside the fence.


    Ou Bojun believed he had approached the fence undetected.


    He extended his aura to scan and pinpointed the nearest guard, stationed atop a building about twenty meters away from him.


    This distance was neither too far nor too close, and fortunately, it waste at night. With his agility and ability to mask his presence, he assumed it would be impossible for him to be noticed.


    Despite his confidence, a sense of unease lingered as he gazed at the towering wall. His heart felt heavy, uncertainty gnawed at him, and he had an unsettling sensation that someone was watching him from the shadows.


    It was a bizarre feeling.


    Since breaking into the Dark Realm at a young age, he had never known fear.


    Yet, in just a matter of seconds, he had experienced this inexplicable anxiety twice.


    He couldn’t fathom the source of his difort, and his unwavering confidence in his abilities led him to temporarily attribute this unease to Yun Ru Ge.


    Frustrated, he silently cursed, “Damn Yun Ru Ge, you’re messing with my mind; I’ll make you pay for thister!”


    With that thought, he shook off the feeling, refocused on the high wall before him, and executed a swift maneuver,nding deftly on the inner side of the fence.


    At that moment, Wan Bajun’s finger remained hovering over the Enter key.


    The system issued another warning, indicating that the target had entered the first alert range.


    Wan Bajun noted that there were no other signals within the secondary alert range of the return pattern.


    This confirmed that there was only one target present.


    He nced at the silhouette marked by thermal imaging on the monitor and dered calmly, “Since there’s only you, you’ll be facing this alone!”


    With that, he gently tapped his right middle finger on theputer’s Enter key.


    “Snapped…”