Luke's drones lost their effect in the white ash, and the entire map was blinded again.
He didn't bother with them.
The drones that he had released earlier all received an order to land nearby and wait for a signal.
This town kept changing. Perhaps it wouldn't be long before it returned to the dark jungle. Even if the drones on standby didn't move, they could still capture a lot of information.
In any case, the thick fog only prevented them from transmitting signals, and the videos were still stored in the drones.
Also, compared with the drones, he was more concerned about the bodies of the strange dogs not far away.
During the change in the world just now, he had personally seen the bodies of the strange dogs split into pieces and disappear.
This was indeed a world that didn't care about science or basic laws! He mumbled to himself.
With a flash, he pulled Stacy over to Sybil and Ross.
In this kind of white and gray environment, they would lose contact if they walked more than ten meters away. Luke wasn't interested in looking for them.
Luke asked Ross directly, "I'm taking them away from here. Do you need to leave?"
Ross looked conflicted, but still shook her head. "I want to find my daughter."
Luke didn't say anything else. He took out a backpack from under his cloak and tossed it to her. "It's yours."
With that, he took off with Stacy and Sybil in his arms.
Holding the backpack, Ross raised her head in astonishment. "Huh?"
Although she had hoped that the three of them could help her find her daughter, she hadn't had much hope.
However, Luke's decisiveness in disappearing was beyond her imagination.
In the sky, a faint golden light broke through the cover of white and gray and fell into her eyes.
Ross was surprised, but a moment later, she opened the backpack and checked the contents.
There was a Glock, five magazines, and some food and water in the backpack.
After hesitating for a moment, she opened a bottle of mineral water and took two sips before putting it back. She then tore open the packaging of a piece of chocolate and took two bites before putting it back.
Ross didn't know how long it would take to find her daughter, and even if she did, she didn't know when she would be able to leave this place. She had to leave some food and water for her daughter.
Luke, who had risen into the air, enveloped the three of them with his accumulated telekinesis, and a golden light flashed in the gray sky.
In less than two seconds, Luke felt his accumulated telekinesis being suppressed.
This time, he didn't back down.
In addition to protecting the three of them, he added another layer of telekinesis. At the same time, he gradually injected the system's power of faith, which had recovered to more than 10,000.
His faith quickly dropped to 7,000.
Pop!
With the sound of breaking water, the three of them appeared in a red sky enveloped by the golden telekinesis.
Before Stacy and Sybil could react, the white mist in front of them suddenly turned into a sunset glow. For a moment, they were at a loss.
Luke scanned the surroundings and picked up the drone's signal.
There was no one around. It had been an hour since he entered that 'world'.
According to the warframe's system time, he had only stayed in that "world" for about 15 minutes.
Making a mental note of this, he flew with the two women a kilometer away and landed next to Sybil's police motorcycle.
There was no one within dozens of kilometers, not even the police or the rescue team.
Luke had informed his agency and influenced the crew to shut up for the time being.
Of course, the crew didn't want to get involved in any missing persons news. When they heard that the company had found professionals to rescue them, they stayed with Claire in Santa Teresa to wait for news.
Luke put the two women down and told them to give their confessions.
If it weren't for the fact that he had to take care of the loose ends, he could have knocked the two women out just now and "transported" them out with Space No.2.
But in that case, it would take a long time.
He also didn't want the owner of the white ash town to realize that he could "smuggle a living person."
It was a little troublesome to do this now, but it would be easy to cover it up in the outside world.
As long as Sybil said that she'd run into Stacy while chasing Ross, and that they'd been lost for more than an hour.
As for Ross, who did not come out, he was obviously missing.
Anyway, except for Claire, no one else had witnessed the disappearance of the three women. They only saw Ross and the policewoman pass by the crew one after another.
This way, even if Stacy and the others told everyone about that strange town, no one would believe them.
There were many such ghost stories in the United States, and no one would bother to investigate them unless something big happened.
After checking the statements, Luke had Stacy follow Sybil back to Santa Telia on the police motorcycle.
In stealth mode, he escorted them to Saint Telia and watched them meet the crew. Then, he returned to Silent Hill.
As someone who put safety first, Luke was just that reliable.
If he didn't send Stacy away, Luke wouldn't be able to do anything about that strange town.
The formation of that strange world had something to do with unknown mental energy, which was very interesting.
If he worked hard in there, he might even be able to gain some benefits, like the mental ability to create illusions?
Luke landed at the intersection again, and a system notification popped up: Unknown mental energy field detected.
He was amused when he saw the notification. Yo, this stingy guy. I just relied on the power of faith to get out. Why don't you let me in?
Unfortunately, he was no longer the noob who had met Freddy back then, and he still had some tricks up his sleeve.
Mental Communication activated. System notification: The host is attempting to connect with unknown mental energy. Confirm connection? Yes/No.
Luke's lips curled up. Kid, it seems that you can let go of this territory, but you can't take it back. Then, I'll go in a few more times, and you'll get used to it. Next time, you'll be able to make up for this loophole.
With that in mind, he made a decision and chose 'Yes'.
The world changed in an instant, and the white town appeared in front of him again.
Now experienced, Luke unfurled his cloak with ease and glided toward the air raid siren.
In the town on the ground, the siren buzzed for a moment before it was as quiet as before.
…
The town wasn't big. In less than twenty seconds, Luke reached the spot where the air raid siren had sounded.
The reason why he paid attention to the air raid siren was because it actually wasn't restricted by the rules of the white and gray scene, and could spread throughout the town.
So, the first thing Luke did after he returned was to come here.
A spire flashed under Luke's feet in the white and gray. He immediately spun around, and finally saw the double cross.
Most double crosses still had a cross in the center, but this one was in the shape of a screw-cap, and the four smaller crosses hadn't changed.
It stood on the spire of a church, and was very obvious.
Luke flew around the church and realized that the only way in was through the main door.
With his optical camouflage on, he walked in through the open door.
It was indeed a church inside. Apart from the hall below, there were also circular seats on the second floor.
There weren't many people here at the moment, and only a few were scattered everywhere.
Luke silently stood in a corner next to the door and didn't move.
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