Number One Dungeon Supplier Chapter 1241: Shenzhen Convention Incident -Part 2

Chapter 1241: Shenzhen Convention Incident -Part 2

As the fights were beginning inside the Shenzhen Convention Centre, Jin had reached the south entrance of the building staring at the beauty of the building for a moment. He had been here a few times but the place was littered with exhibition promotions and people that there was no time to admire the beauty of the architecture.

Initially the police thought it was just additional backup coming in late but a few immediately noticed the man itself. A few of the higher ups who were on the scene had previously read the cla.s.sified reports of the Royal Zodiac Panda Lord and how he had dealt the blow against the Banned Emperor. Perhaps, he was brought in again to solve this particular case despite the fact that he had despised the Dungeon Supplier Symposium committee for what they had done to him.

Still, serving the country, especially the Royal Zodiacs was their main duty and to see the young lord in action again only proved that he was carrying his weight in this modern era. Some of the security forces even commented how the Royal Zodiacs had been only a mouthpiece for their own justice but the appearance of the Panda Lord subtly changed their opinions even if it's only just a little bit.

And if Jin could really break this barrier which they have no information on, it would once again put a record in his legacy being one of the more capable Royal Zodiac Lords. Thus, little did he know that behind the shoulders of the overly fatigued worker for the System had people's hopes pinned on him to crack the barrier.

"System, are you able to a.n.a.lyse anything from ground above?" Jin yawned a little as he took his hand and placed it directly on the repelling force, as if to check how much it could resist. Naturally, he had no idea that the Banned Emperor terrorists were already eyeing on him and ready to pounce when he did anything funny against the barrier. Without Eagle, their sniper and battle veteran, the two terrorists only had the option of ambus.h.i.+ng the crowd if things go weary.

"As User had predicted correctly, it is indeed a dimensional instance. Based on the magic usage to raise the dimensional instance to this large of a radius would most likely need a person extremely skilful in mana manipulation. However, as we all know that the advancement of dungeon instances allowed them to use electricity as a subst.i.tute power supply. Unfortunately, any power cut to the exhibition hall would have no effect on it if the previous blueprint plans provided by Kong Rong were considered to be up to date."

"Their backup generators, right? Should have enough juice to power all the servers for at least a few hours or so." Jin retracted his hand and stared at the dimensional barrier with his hands holding at the waist. He closed his eyes for a while and subsequently activated his inverse eyes after feeling an involuntary chilling shudder across his shoulders.

"We can do two ways around this." Jin shouted so loudly that it caused some of the policemen to react by lifting their pistols up.

"You can attack us now or we will come after you guys at this very instance." Jin said as he turned towards the side where it faced the river. Yet there was no reply but confused policemen thinking whether Jin had gone nuts. Is he not able to break the barrier and thus decided to make some fuss saying there was someone around the corner stalking them?

However, things changed when they saw his eyes glowing brightly with violet blue as he raised his sword. At that point, panda silhouettes appeared above him but instead of the usual sleepy astral ones, they were holding onto a placard with a lightning symbol on it, waving hastily in the air.

The skies above them were tranquil blue, all clear with no clouds to be seen around at all and yet the crackling of thunder could be heard. Next thing they knew was seeing two streaks of lightning hitting at two specific locations continuously for a few seconds.

"If they were fast enough to evade the lightning strikes or tolerate the attacks, they are a considerable threat." The System commented as the entire security force could clearly see two shadows popping out from the areas where Jin had shot his lightning strikes.

And as the two gentlemen made their appearance in the open, they did not hesitate to start their rampage. The bodybuilder with muscles as large as the car tyres smashes through the police vans, breaking a hole within them. A police van with reinforced metal, built to keep mid to high grade cultivators as prisoners had a hole through it. It was as if telling the police forces that capturing him alive would be rather futile.

Meanwhile, the other cultivator was agile. Not like the superhero flash kind of agile but agile enough to deflect incoming bullets and enough strength to rip a head off the retaliating police officer. His attacks were also accompanied with a particular technique where he used his shadow to create a jaguar silhouette to rip the legs out of the person. No head and legs meant the person is a definite goner.

"Defensive wall around the Panda Lord! Jin, get cracking and don't even think of involving yourself into the fight! This is an order from me! Disobey and you know the consequences!" Kong Rong shouted as he walked towards the b.l.o.o.d.y mess the two terrorists had already inflicted. Similar to the situation where the Royal Zodiac Horse Platoon got annihilated, the police officers did not have sufficient training equipped to handle such situations.

Even some of the army personnel were instantly annihilated even though statistically they survived a few seconds longer. (As observed by the System.) It was apparent that the terrorists were of a high threat target and there was little the middle grade cultivators could do when faced against high grade cultivators.

The only thing they could hope for were people like Kong Rong who were battle hardened agents to save the day. In the meantime, Jin reluctantly listened to his senior executive and started cracking his head on the dimensional barrier.