Chapter 111: Let Me Show You a Glimpse of High Technology

Before entering Owen Lu’s valley, everyone was stunned by the headless werewolf waving a notice board by the roadside. Charles pointed at the werewolf’s corpse and asked, “Rhino Tiger, is this the werewolf from the Brest family that the Flame Hero mentioned earlier? Why does it look like a high-tech creation?”

“Your ‘high-tech’ means it moves when people get close? Even electric doors have that technology nowadays,” Rhino Tiger replied.

“That’s true. But making one like this is really rare,” Charles laughed heartily, helping everyone forget that this might actually be a genuine werewolf corpse.

Once inside the valley, everyone was amazed by its vastness. Even Karissa, who also came from a ranching family, couldn’t help but be stunned. This valley had only one vehicle entrance and two small paths for foot traffic. If these three entrances were blocked, it would be a completely private space.

Moreover, the scenery was breathtaking. There was a small lake right in the center of the valley, making it a perfect private estate.

“Oh my god, this place is beautiful! How did you get it?” Hannah exclaimed.

“A friend gave it to me,” Owen Lu said casually. “He also promised to help me build the villas and everything. He’s a good friend.”

“This place is wonderful,” Karissa sighed with admiration.

“I’m going to build seven villas here. If you want, you can live here,” Owen Lu offered.

“Really? That would be amazing. But I still have to go to school, so living here isn’t convenient,” Karissa said, blinking her eyes at Owen Lu. The meaning in her gaze was clear—she wanted him to keep her here.

However, Owen Lu didn’t catch on. Though not entirely clueless, he was still a bit naïve. He said straightforwardly, “Once my villas are built, I’ll definitely live here. I can just drive to school every day.”

“Oh my god, you’d waste so much time on the road every day,” Hannah said from the side.

“That’s better than facing danger in New Town,” Owen Lu replied.

“Danger in New Town?” Hannah looked at him in confusion. “How do you know that?”

“Charles told me. He said New Town will be destroyed many times.”

Charles, standing nearby with a puzzled expression, thought, Why me? What did I say? When did I say that?

At that moment, Karissa, intrigued, asked, “Charles, is that true? Are you a prophet? What school of thought are you from?”

“Movie Enthusiast School,” Charles replied briefly, ending the topic. Seeing Owen Lu’s smiling face, he felt that Rhino Tiger’s sense of humor had far surpassed his own.

Karissa and Hannah finally understood that Owen Lu was joking. They both liked a man who could appreciate dry humor.

Thinking this over, Karissa and Hannah exchanged glances, silently regarding each other as their greatest rival.

Owen Lu led the group quickly to the edge of a pond, and when they saw a bear lying there, they all froze.

Charles was the first to react. “Rhino Tiger, is this yours too?”

“No, it belongs to Arrow. My words aren’t as convincing as his,” Owen Lu replied.

“Really? Rhino Tiger, this is truly Arrow’s pet?” Charles hadn’t finished speaking before the two girls pushed him aside. Karissa carefully asked, “Owen, it won’t bite, will it?”

Hannah was more direct. “Owen, can I pet it? It’s so big.”

Just then, Arrow appeared like a gust of wind nearby, holding a fawn in his mouth.

Owen Lu hurried forward to take the fawn and said proudly, “You didn’t believe in the strength of my organization behind me, right? Now I’ll show you. Do you know what a remote deployment expert is? This is it.”

As he spoke, he pretended to be contacting someone. A green light flashed, and a chubby chef appeared before everyone.

Everyone, including Charles, was stunned by this sudden arrival. Charles circled the chef, trying to figure out if he was some sort of device or machine.

Finally, he asked, “Rhino Tiger, how does this work? Can we use it too?”

“Only members of our organization can use it. You’re not eligible yet,” Owen Lu said mysteriously. “By the way, Yuanli, do you play video games?”

“Yes.”

“Can you turn a game into a 1010 digital model?”

“That’s a bit difficult, but I can program. I’m serious, Rhino Tiger. I’ve actually made games, though only five—no, six people have played them. Their feedback was okay.”

“What kind of feedback?”

“Trash.”

“Well, that’s a pretty good review. But I really can’t explain how this deployment works. Just know you can deploy anytime, remotely, and move freely through space.”

“I get it—teleportation. I’ve seen it plenty of times... uh, in movies. But Rhino Tiger, this guy doesn’t look like an expert.”

“He is an expert—in cooking. You’ll see soon enough,” Owen Lu said without further explanation.

The chef smiled at Owen Lu, took the fawn from Arrow, and without any apparent movement, began breaking it down into various sizes of meat slices. Then he brought out all kinds of kitchen tools and seasonings and started working.

Owen Lu watched for a while but couldn’t understand why the chef was doing what he was doing, though he clearly saw every move.

The fawn was transformed into all sorts of meat cuts, then into various marinated pieces.

Charles and the others were already mesmerized. Karissa’s eyes looked like spirals, and Hannah kept asking questions.

“Oh my god, is this how you usually prepare your food?”

No matter what, Owen Lu had finally proven that he was backed by a powerful organization, one with immense strength.

This stirred a desire in Charles, Karissa, and Hannah. Before taking medicine, Charles even sneaked over to ask Owen Lu.

“Rhino Tiger, why won’t you teach me martial arts? Is it because I’m not good enough? I heard that in China, when you become an apprentice, you have to shave your head so you’ll get seven scars like Kenshiro from the anime.”

“Sounds cool. I’d be the man with seven scars on his head. Rhino Tiger, maybe you won’t teach me because I have too much hair. But it’s okay—when I turn 25, my hairline will recede. I’m already 22 now. Teach me early so by the time I learn it, my hair will have moved to the back of my head.”