Mystery: Starting from Meeting Amon

Chapter 270 Unexpected News

The originally irritable Sealed Object 0-08 was now like a docile little sheep. Under Lewis's coercion, he wrote down the course of events:

"Lewis Harvey saw a shocking scene at night. He used his inspiration to explore the surrounding environment and found a lone devil.

The devil Justin tried to attack Lewis with his mind, but was tracked back by Lewis, who had a stronger mind. After a brief mental confrontation, Justin's mind was torn apart and suffered considerable damage, which made Justin hate Lewis.

Lewis Harvey thought he could hunt down the devil, but unfortunately, the devil was more cunning than Lewis Harvey, and Lewis alone could not find the devil's hiding place..."

"Enough!" Lewis picked up the Sealed Object 0-08. The Sealed Object's old problem came back again, and it wanted to kill its master.

However, thanks to the help of Sealed Object 0-08, he learned about the extraordinary creature hiding in the dark.

Facing the devil known for his cunning and revenge, Lewis did not think of hunting him down. After all, he was a powerful demigod, an opponent on the same level as him.

It is an extremely unwise choice to confront the other party in an area where they are good at.

Now, Sealed Object 0-08 has learned some information about the devil. He only needs to collect more information, write a script in secret, and plan slowly.

Taking advantage of the night, Lewis quietly moved away from the location where the devil was found. He threw the seal 0-08 onto the gray fog in order to suppress the side effects of the seal and save it for next use.

According to the information he currently knew, two high-sequence strongmen had already appeared on the Haina Islands. Before clarifying the relationship between the devil and the God of Calamity, he must not act rashly.

Not far from Mount Haina, Lewis heard heavy breathing, which did not sound like that of an animal, but more like that of a human.

Hidden in the shadows, Lewis moved closer in the direction of his target.

After walking for a few miles, a man in a linen shirt and shorts appeared in Lewis' sight. His breathing was disordered, one hand was covering his waist, and the other hand was holding a tree. He looked very weak.

"Hello." Lewis walked out of the shadows, took off his hat and greeted.

However, he was responded by several invisible wind blades, which brushed past Lewis' body and hit the trees behind Lewis, neatly cutting the waist-high thick trees in half.

"Damn it!" the man cursed, he limped back a few steps, and a hurricane carried him high into the sky and rushed towards the distance.

Suddenly, the hurricane carrying the man disappeared, and he fell from a height of more than five meters, rolling into the weeds.

Bad luck can cause extraordinary people to always perform abnormally. Even a little bad luck that Lewis has experienced is not something an ordinary extraordinary person can bear.

Lewis took back the bad luck, he hurriedly followed, and saw the man fall into the grass with some pain on his face.

Seeing Lewis approaching, the man showed a vigilant look and warned: “Don’t come over!”

Lewis shrugged and stopped about five meters away from the man. He didn't dare to follow him and explained:
"I know you are an outsider supernatural being. I just arrived here and want to find out more about you."

"A foreign supernatural being, are you here to look for treasure as well?" the man asked, his vigilance still intact.

Lewis didn't know what the treasure was. He maintained his good luck and said in a surprised tone:

"You also know about the treasure? I have been searching for it on the Heina Islands for a long time, but I have not seen any traces. Now I suspect that the Storm Church has taken it away."

The man looked at Lewis suspiciously and asked, "Are you also a treasure hunter? A newcomer?" Lewis nodded and said lightly:
“Yes, I have only been in this industry for a few months and have never found any decent treasure, so I am not very famous.

Since we meet here, it means that you and I are both lucky. How about we exchange information and take the treasure based on our own abilities? "

Looking at Lewis’s eager eyes, the man nodded and said reluctantly: “Okay, you speak first.”

Lewis carefully considered his words and recounted what he had seen and heard when he came to the Hena Islands. What he saw and heard had no special value, but it just showed that there might be a "god" in the Hena Islands.

Seeing that the treasure hunter was unmoved, Lewis added: "In addition to the information just now, I also heard that there is a 'devil' hiding here. I heard that the devil can control people's emotions and desires and is very treacherous. If this is true, we may be in big trouble."

The treasure hunter's face finally turned a little ugly. He covered his waist, thinking of his impulsive behavior in the woods just now, and then thought of the addictive madness.

There is no doubt that the existence of the devil is not nonsense.

"Is this all the information you have?" the treasure hunter asked.

Lewis smiled and said mysteriously: "This is not all I know. Your intelligence determines whether I will tell you more news."

"Okay." The treasure hunter straightened up subconsciously, but the weak feeling in his waist made him bend down again immediately.

“I went to the location where the treasure was hidden, but unfortunately, I saw nothing, not even a trace of the treasure.

However, I did hear another thing. The people on this island are still worshipping the God of Natural Disasters. It is very likely that the false god is not dead yet.

Now I am almost certain that the news of the treasure on the island is a lie spread by the false god, and we have all been fooled."

"Is that all?" Lewis asked suspiciously.

"Yes, that's all." The treasure hunter said frankly.

Lewis took out a coin from his pocket and said silently, "He is lying."

Zheng!
The coin spun and jumped over Lewis' head, and he caught it as it fell.

In the palm of his hand, the portrait of George III was facing Lewis, proving that the person in front of him was indeed lying.

"Hey!" The treasure hunter shouted to Lewis in dissatisfaction, and complained: "I hate you self-righteous fortune tellers the most. You will have no friends if you do this!"

Lewis was unmoved. In the world of extraordinary people, there were actually not that many friends. Instead, there were more relationships of interest.

"Let me guess where you lied. The information about the treasure can be bought for a little price. There is no need for you to lie here.

Based on your performance, I can assume that you have seen the treasure, but you just don't have the ability to take it, right?"

The treasure hunter was stunned. With just a few words, Lewis had guessed all the information he had concealed. In front of the fortune teller, ordinary extraordinary people really had no secrets at all.

(End of this chapter)