After a brief moment of panic, Ruan Boyang quickly regained his composure, looking up directly at Lv Bai.

Indeed, Lv Bai’s appearance took him by surprise.

But after all, he wasn’t physically here, so even if this body were pulverized, it wouldn’t affect him directly.

Under such circumstances, it felt like playing a game with full immersion; no matter the situation, he wouldn’t be too frightened.

Having encountered the Monan People before, Lv Bai was well aware of this.

So Lv Bai did not attempt to control Ruan Boyang, instead he asked, as if chatting with a friend, "How long until your main force arrives?"

At this, Ruan Boyang sneered, "Feeling scared now? It’s a bit too late. Once my Mona Celestial Soldiers arrive, no one in this shelter will be left alive."

Lv Bai asked in surprise, "Including these members of the Can Society?"

His unexpected question made the atmosphere among the Can Society members somewhat awkward.

Ruan Boyang seemed to realize his words were too harsh, but explaining in this situation would be even stranger, so he chose to remain silent, watching coldly.

Seeing this, Lv Bai smiled meaninglessly.

"Don’t be so tense, I’m just kidding. Seriously, your chaotic actions in the shelter seem a bit weak."

He leaned forward, lightly descended from the ceiling light, patted nonexistent dust from his body, and added leisurely: "Because if you Monan People were truly so powerful that humans had no way to fight back, you wouldn’t need to do this, right?"

Ruan Boyang remained expressionless, making it impossible to glean any information from his demeanor: "Just normal warfare tactics. As humans say, even a lion needs to use full strength when hunting a rabbit.

No matter your speculations, it doesn’t matter, we don’t care."

Lv Bai shrugged indifferently, then said with a sigh: "It seems there’s no intelligence to be gained from you, so hopefully we’ll meet again."

It was as if he were saying farewell to an old friend, with a friendly smile on his face.

Of course, he didn’t show any mercy with his actions.

Countless wind blades materialized out of nowhere, swiftly reducing Ruan Boyang to shreds.

Blood and flesh splattered everywhere amid the gusts.

After dealing with Ruan Boyang, Lv Bai acted as if nothing had happened, turning to survey the Can Society members present, even taking a moment to wave and greet Vice President Zheng.

"The rest of you, don’t be in haste to leave. The staff will arrive shortly, please cooperate with the cleanup work."

The Can Society members present, discovering they had lost their abilities, felt utterly despondent.

Death Fighters without abilities were no different from ordinary people.

No matter their unwillingness, facing an unfathomable presence like Lv Bai, they dared not make any moves.

Perhaps relying on his somewhat friendly ties with Lv Bai, Vice President Zheng approached him, tentatively asking, "Brother Bai, you know me, I should qualify as a mole, right?"

"Do you believe you qualify?" Lv Bai asked back with a smile.

Despite the friendly demeanor, it made Vice President Zheng feel uneasy.

He swallowed hard, saying stubbornly, "At least I can be a tainted witness, right?"

...

"You did a great job this time."

Standing at the bar’s entrance, Pu Xueli vigorously patted Lv Bai’s shoulder.

In front of them, squads of special agents maintained order, systematically escorting the Can Society members who had lost their abilities into armored vehicles.

Not far away, the captain of Sixth Team, along with Li Shan and Feng Yixuan, stood together, occasionally casting amazed glances at Lv Bai.

After all, they knew when Lv Bai initiated his actions, fully aware of all he accomplished in this brief period.

If the attacks on various locations in the shelter hadn’t fully subsided yet, and some Can Society members weren’t still causing trouble.

It could be said Lv Bai single-handedly eradicated the Can Society, a menace lurking in the shelter’s shadows.

Of course, now it’s almost over.

After all, Lv Bai managed to take down the Can Society’s main stronghold and dealt with their leader.

In terms of accomplishments, promoting Lv Bai to captain of one of the Cheng Zhiwu squads would be somewhat underwhelming.

The captain of Sixth Team gave Lv Bai an imperceptible glance, sighing with admiration: "Indeed talented, no wonder he was assigned as deputy captain soon after joining Cheng Zhiwu."

"Based on what I know of this junior, he shouldn’t care about such things."

Li Shan examined the site, noting traces evidently caused by Wind Manipulation, feeling inexplicably bittersweet.

Feng Yixuan noticed Li Shan’s expression and asked curiously, "You’re praising your junior, why do you look like a powerless husband?"

Li Shan choked on her words, turned away, opting to ignore them.

However, what he didn’t expect was.

As soon as he turned, he saw a breathtaking scene within the cracks of Habitable Tower’s concrete jungle.

Dazzling, brilliant, and incredibly awe-inspiring.

In his sight, it seemed a sun had fallen into the architectural cluster of Underground City.

The radiant daylight, indescribable by words, rapidly filled every corner of his vision, forcing him to shut his eyes.

Boom!!!

As the extreme light appeared, it was followed by an explosive roar seemingly capable of collapsing the entire Underground City.

Shelter Number 9 felt like it was spiraling into a countdown towards collapse.

Amidst the terrifying tremors, the overhead holographic sky was swiftly overtaken by frightening cracks, with crystalline blocks and broken stones falling.

To maximize living space, the Habitable Tower was built densely and tall, unable to withstand such shaking, resembling dominoes as one building after another collapsed.

Ordinary people couldn’t stand in such circumstances, even trained special agents became unsteady amid the tremors.

The severe shaking lasted several minutes, and even after it ceased, everyone remained in a state of ringing ears, unable to restore reasoning quickly.

Disaster.

Yes, this explosion could definitely be described as a disaster.

Dust filled the sky, thick smoke billowing in every direction, and the black fog obscuring the holographic sky intermittently emitted sparks, making everything seem so tragic.

Fortunately, thanks to architectural materials far beyond current human technology, the main structure of Underground City didn’t completely collapse.

But this way, the extent of damage is undoubtedly hard to estimate.