Chapter 170: Invasion

The naked Yang Bo swam at the bottom of the sea while circulating his electric power through his body to relieve the pressure from the water.

Yang Bo could feel the electric power flowing through his body, stimulating the cells to grow bit by bit.

This feeling was quite strange. It was something mysterious, impossible to express in words, but still very clear.

After half an hour, Yang Bo felt he had adapted to the 700 meters of water pressure and then continued moving deeper.

“It seems there’s also a slight energy disturbance in this seabed?” Yang Bo noticed faint, chaotic energy fluctuations, somewhat similar to the interference in the Underground World of Green Demon Planet, though not as strong.

However, Yang Bo wasn’t surprised because some planets in space had radiations humans couldn’t approach.

Even some meteors in space carried such strong radiation that certain spaceships would be rendered useless after returning due to the excess radiation.

Three hours later, Yang Bo decided to head back. The circulation of electric power throughout his body left him feeling tired, like he had overexerted himself.

Before reaching the dock in his invisible state, Yang Bo noticed something was off. Someone was swimming along the seabed, wearing a strange helmet and an outfit that almost blended perfectly with the sea floor.

“Who is this person? Sneaky, definitely not a good guy,” Yang Bo thought, knowing from the person’s equipment they weren’t ordinary.

If Yang Bo hadn’t seen this person, he wouldn’t have known someone was there. His high passive awareness underwater hadn’t sensed them at all.

“This gear works so well underwater. Who is this guy?” Yang Bo watched as the person swam past his dock and towards the distance.

“I better follow him. This high-tech gear must be expensive. No way I am letting him get away!”

Yang Bo followed closely. The person wasn’t swimming too fast, possibly restricted by something.

Behind Yang Bo’s house was a hill with a small stream. The stream flowed down to the sea, forming a series of small waterfalls.

Right now, that high-tech geared person was climbing the hill along the stream, nimbly scaling the small waterfalls without stopping, just like a gecko.

“Is he here for me?” Yang Bo finally realized this guy was targeting him.

Yang Bo quickly returned to his dock, then went home, put on his energy suit, and became invisible again, heading to the back of his villa.

Yang Bo watched from the hill as the man, still wearing a helmet and gear that blended perfectly with the surroundings, descended. If not for Yang Bo’s dynamic vision, he would’ve easily been fooled.

The person entered the lake behind Yang Bo’s villa, silently slipping into the water without making a sound before diving to the bottom.

Yang Bo watched as the man emerged at the back of his villa, then climbed up the building like a gecko.

Yang Bo was a bit stunned. Didn’t this guy fear the aerial surveillance system?

“It must be his gear,” Yang Bo muttered as he hurried back into his house.

Upon reaching the roof, the man surveyed the area and found a door. Upon approaching it, he looked perplexed.

“What kind of door is this?” The door was made of warship armor, and it had no locks or handles.

The man pushed the door lightly, but it didn’t budge. He wanted to use superpowers to kick it open, but that wasn’t possible.

After checking the area closely, there was no other way to enter from the roof.

“Damn, what’s wrong with this resident? Using warship armor for a door? Why not park an entire warship in front?” The high-tech geared man cursed inwardly, then scaled down the wall to the front.

The front door looked normal, but the man circled the area first. He realized the outer wall was also embedded with warship armor, and the glass was specially made too.

At that moment, the man heard the front door open and quickly hid on the other side of the wall, blending into the ground.

Having returned home quickly, Yang Bo entered through the front door. Knowing the man couldn’t get in through the roof due to his metal ability, many doors had no handles or locks.

Opening the door, Yang Bo stepped outside, holding a drink in one hand and strolling toward the sea, the sound of his slippers noticeable in the wind.

“Fortunately, my Sonic Detection can locate him,” Yang Bo was using his footsteps to detect where the man was hiding and soon realized he was crouching at the corner of the right wall.

However, Yang Bo didn’t give him a chance. He walked a few steps before pretending to remember something and returned inside, closing the door.

In reality, Yang Bo had already gone invisible outside. He wanted to see who the man was and where his base was. Letting him inside now might not yield any results.

After about ten minutes, the man finally snuck back to the door, fuming at the warship armor.

He circled the area again before slowly leaving.

“His movements are slow. Is it because of the equipment? His gear integrates with the surroundings. Without my dynamic vision, I almost couldn’t spot him,” Yang Bo quietly followed behind, watching the man reach the hill and crawl back into the sea along the stream like a gecko.

Yang Bo hurried back to the dock. After waiting a while, he spotted the man again, camouflaged against the seabed. His slow swimming created hardly any disturbances in the water flow.

Yang Bo followed closely behind, having already guessed, “He must be from the Grey Ash Organization.”

Yang Bo initially thought the man would head back home, but unexpectedly, he climbed onto a yacht.

Yang Bo stealthily boarded the yacht and watched the man remove his helmet, revealing the face of a middle-aged man.

“Isn’t that the guy who followed me in the supermarket?” Yang Bo recognized the man, who was now holding a small energy detector and scanning the yacht.