Chapter 120
Chapter 120 Preparing for the Tsunami
“Underwater Breathing Potion p>
Joanna thought of it right away.
Luckily, she had planned for all kinds of dungeon situations, so she had already prepared that potion.
But what about teams that didn’t have it? Would they just be eliminated?
No way.
That meant items usable on water or underwater would become critical.
Boats!
Inflatables!
Even life rings.
All of them mattered.
Joanna immediately activated Celestial Gaze, a skill she had drawn from Nighthowl’s talent.
In an instant, a giant eye appeared in the sky, looking down over the entire city.
She memorized the whole city map at once
Then she quickly planned a route and pointed to a spot.
“Southwest. 20 miles. The harbor p>
ilver light wrapped around the three of them. In a blink, they were gone from the bedroom nd arrived at Wilford’s coast.
Dark clouds gathered in the distance. The harbor was packed with ships, but no one was working. The entire port was empty, making it clear this was a dungeon.
More than a hundred ships were docked along the shore.
Nighthowl opened his Star Realm and stored all the ships inside.
“Large Transport Ship (Black Iron Tier): Usable inside the dungeon. Cannot be taken out p>
Just like the oil lamp in Desolate Castle, it couldn’t be taken away before the dungeon was
1/4
cleared.
And Wilford Tsunami was a public dungeon. Obviously, there was no true “clear”—this was a survival-type dungeon.
The dungeon environment itself decided whether something could be turned into resources. The ships hit by the tsunami would be completely smashed apart. Even if the dungeon could be cleared, they would just become scrap metal.
It worked the same way in Desolate Castle. The food in the restaurant had already spoiled, but the wine was still good.
The difference was that since this was a public dungeon, these items could be stored in a spatial storage in advance to use inside, just not taken out,
“This way. About seven and a half miles ahead. There’s a beach amusement area with a few shops p>
Joanna kept giving orders.
Under her direction, Nighthowl moved nonstop along the coast, collecting every yacht, speedboat, fishing boat, inflatable raft, and anything else he could find.
Not just that he also collected a huge pile of swim rings and lifeboats.
Inside the Tactical Analysis Hall of the Redlight City Department of Education.
Everyone saw what Joanna
s doing
They looked at each other in co
“What is Joanna doing? Is she trying to take everything so others can’t survive p>
“Maverick, do you know what she’s up to p>
“Just keep watching,” Maverick said. He had contacted Joanna many times, but she was always busy, grinding nonstop. Even he couldn’t figure out how her mind worked.
So he played it cool and dodged the question.
Meanwhile, over at the Grayfog Star Prison.
After ten days of hard labor, the prisoners got a one-day break.
The interstellar system was actually pretty humane.
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That day, they were allowed limited online access.
+5 Pearls
Five prisoners in gray work uniforms sat in the lounge, watching a livestream.
They were Lucas, Cedric, Bruce, Neil, and Kayden, whose face was swollen, missing three teeth.
Kayden had been sentenced just a few hours earlier than the others. His punishment was much heavier, and he really shouldn’t have been in the same prison.
But Lucas and the others had S-rank talents. On Grayfog Star, a planet that held Level 10–20 professionals, they could pretty much do whatever they wanted.
Within just a few days, they had gotten into several fights. All of them had grown ruthless and quickly became the prison bullies.
After that, they found Kayden and dragged him into their cell.
Three small beatings a day. One big beating.
There were four beds in the cell. Kayden slept by the toilet.
Since it was a rest day, they had already agreed to watch Joanna’s trial livestream. When they saw Joanna collecting supplies, their expressions turned complicated.
“She’s still the same. Loves picking up trash,” Neil said flatly.
Neil had a strong germ phobia and OCD. For him, collecting supplies in a dungeon was torture. Collecting meant getting things dirty and messing up his spatial storage. So he usually didn’t collect anything and didn’t let others do it either. If someone collected but missed some things, it annoyed him even more.
Only after Joanna gently talked him into it would he agree. He thought she was begging him, which made him feel great.
Still, he couldn’t stand the way she did this.
“What is she even collecting all this junk for?” Cedric couldn’t figure it out either.
“I know why,” Bruce said, and everyone turned to look at him.
Violetlight City.
Inside the Amshien Group staff dorms.
Rhoda watched the Star Domain Battle livestream. She was watching Joanna’s personal channel
and sent a free “Powered by Love” gift she got for watching for ten minutes.
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