They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 88 Order Detection

Each time Ria stores extraordinary items inside its body, it can sense the scent of those items.

Whether it's the Battantuza coin, the Dream Lamp, or even meme cards, each has its own unique character.

For mythical creatures, the best-tasting of these mystical items is undoubtedly meme cards.

Although they look unremarkable and are no different from ordinary cards, they contain extraordinary power that humans cannot perceive.

Moreover, each card possesses a unique and extraordinary power, and for Little Swarth, his favorite is the [Black Merchant] card.

Although the aroma of this card is quite unpleasant to it, its love for its parents allows it to ignore the smell and choose it without hesitation.

No matter which mysterious item is lost, this card will never be lost. Ria once gave this card to the investigator as a bargaining chip, but it was at that time that the surface of the card was covered with extremely tiny, invisible, dense tentacles.

Lia is exceptionally cautious; he would not easily entrust his life to anyone.

If anything unexpected happens, the tentacles attached to the meme card will become an emergency measure, rapidly expanding into spikes that pierce the head of each enemy.

Of course, that probably also means that Lia's performance was a failure, since a proper black marketeer would not be proud of being an executioner.

Little Swarth continued to look out the window at the scenery. The uniform grass, blue sky, and white clouds made it feel drowsy, so it closed its eyes.

I don't know how much time passed, but a light drizzle began to fall from the sky, and the clouds darkened.

Such rain is just a normal weather phenomenon and will not suddenly cause pollution. It was at this moment that the steam train arrived at the station.

Ria grabbed little Swarth by the scruff of his neck and lifted him up to prevent him from falling into the carriage and waking up not knowing where he was.

"Goo!"

Little Swarth suddenly woke up, turned his head to look at Ria, squinted his eyes, and then, taking advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention, transformed into tentacles and crawled back into his body through the cuff of his sleeve.

Lia also put on her top hat, picked up her cane, and got out of the car.

It was drizzling outside, and no one was using an umbrella. Ria was too lazy to hold one up and be a maverick. Compared to the torrential rain in the abyss, this little bit of rain was nothing.

"Is this Adeline?"

Lia surveyed her surroundings. The open-air station was much more spacious and cleaner than Grani. The people around her were neatly dressed, and each of them carried a certain degree of urban arrogance on their faces.

This place is indeed very different.

After observing for a while, Ria decided to leave the station and find a new place to stay, which would also be considered as finding a new place to settle down.

What he didn't expect was that when he left the station, a group of people blocked the exit.

They were dressed in police-style uniforms, with a double-gear brooch hanging on their chests, and were using special instruments to scan each person.

"People from the Order Association?"

Lia stopped and stopped a nearby pedestrian, saying that she was new to the area and didn't know the procedure for leaving the station, nor did she understand what those people were doing.

The passerby looked Ria up and down and found that he was not dressed like a poor person, looked young, and was probably an academic who had just entered society, or even a student from another city who came to Adeline to study.

Immediately, the pedestrians' attitudes improved considerably.

The man patiently explained, “Follow the crowd to the investigators who are wearing gear badges around their necks. Let them check you for any dangerous items or viruses. Once you pass the check, they will let you go.”

"Praise the sun, and thank you for your reply."

Ria thanked the other person and then walked in that direction. Seeing this, the pedestrian dispelled his last doubts and went in another direction to cooperate with the investigation.

As for Ria... he certainly wouldn't go to the people from the Order Association. Instead, he found a corner and pretended to be waiting for someone, while observing those people the whole time.

They were stationed there presumably to prevent patients with contamination diseases from entering the city. Logically speaking, the polluters shouldn't be so foolish as to try to sneak in even when they see them.

But there are always exceptions; you can't dismiss everything at once.

Lia saw an alarm sound at a testing port, and someone there turned around and tried to escape.

Clearly, this person is a polluter.

Within seconds, blue liquid was splashed on him, and he immediately collapsed to the ground, struggling, but soon became motionless.

“These people are indeed a bit tricky, but they are not without solutions.”

Lia watched quietly, showing no intention of helping. He knew that helping now would only give the other party free business.

He continued to observe everything happening not far away, while pondering how those people had discovered the polluter's identity.

"Is there really not a single polluter in the city? That's unlikely."

"The fact that they are taking such great measures to prevent patients from entering Adeline indicates that the number of patients inside has reached a considerable level."

As Ria was still pondering, fewer and fewer people remained in the station, and the investigators seemed to have noticed his delayed arrival at the testing point. They picked up something resembling a walkie-talkie and began to speak.

Seeing this, Liya calmed down, pretended to be impatient while searching for someone, looked around for a while, and then walked towards the testing point.

He had already observed that there were investigators all around, and people were also monitoring from the top, making it difficult to escape.

Even if these people are ordinary people, what mysterious items they carry remains a mystery.

In the end, Ria arrived at the testing point and allowed people to scan him with instruments. At the same time, running away was not a good idea; he was ready to attack.

The best approach would be for these people to be unable to detect the virus on him, but the likelihood of that outcome is extremely low.

"Beep, beep, beep..."

The instrument started beeping, and just as Ria's expression began to change, the people suddenly declared that there was nothing wrong with his body and that he had successfully passed the test.

They said... he could enter Adeline.

"Welcome to South Adeline, young gentleman."

The investigators greeted Ria: "You seemed to be looking for something just now, was it your companion?"

"To be honest, I just ran into a beautiful lady. She said she would wait for me, but she disappeared in the blink of an eye."

Ria lied with a natural expression, his face bitter: "It's such a pity. It's the first time in my life that I've met a woman I wanted to pursue, but I got stood up."

The investigators exchanged glances, and they could all see the relieved smiles in their colleagues' eyes.

They comforted him, saying, "I see. Don't be disappointed, young man. You have a long life ahead of you. You will eventually meet someone who won't reject you."

"Of course, thank you. I feel much better now... Praise the sun."

Ria drew the sun symbol on her heart, then left the station with her cane, looking perfectly normal.

(End of this chapter)