Turing didn't say much, and turned around and left.

"Mr. Blaze." Remington took a step forward and suddenly called out Turing.

"I hope you can get to your next stop smoothly."

However, Turing did not leave any longer and left straight.

"Mr. Remington..." At this time, Hope raised his head, "Are you... provoking him?"

"No." Remington turned his head, "I'm reminding it."

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...

No one likes Ridder Man, even if he is polite, but Turing didn't care about this. What he cared more was that the other party seemed to have paid attention to him.

During this period, Iliad helped him inquire about Kjaka. It was not difficult for the arena circle to know this. However, Remington, who suddenly appeared, deliberately guiding himself to pursue Kjaka related matters, was a bit intriguing.

"Biography of the King's Beast", this book is written by Kjaka's agent, and is widely circulated in this world. To find "Yasen Crow", Turing has naturally read this book during this period, but it has added a lot of artistic treatments. Moreover, the basic description of the battle between the evil beasts he wanted in the Wangting that he wanted was vaguely described, and there is little reference value.

Taking this matter in his heart, Turing passed by two staff members who were taking photos at him and walked towards his lounge. He found two expressionless men in dark blue suits at the door.

He wore holographic sunglasses on his face, mechanical buckles on his left ear, and his arms holding the gun were covered with dark blue carapaces. They were clearly creatures, but they gave people a strong sense of industrialism.

The two of them ignored Turing who walked to the door until Turing opened the heavy and huge automatic door.

Beep.

A blue suit with the same outfit came into view.
Chapter completed!