There was a flash and Sylas and Fanelei both appeared in the center of a buzzing city. It shouldn't have been so easy for them to teleport right to the center of the Seeing Eye Guild's controlled territory like this, but all too much was possible when you had a genius like Sylas and Yamero working together.
Of course, it also helped that the Seeing Eye Guild weren't really a Guild of powerful Rune Masters. They had good protections, but not top of the line. And it could be said that they were very much occupied with other things and not expecting their number one enemy to suddenly appear in their midst like this.
"I believe you will be detected if you appear like this?" Sylas asked.
He didn't know everything about how upper society worked with these powerhouse organizations, but he did know that any powerful organization worth their salt would have means of tracking and minding the movements of A-tiers—and especially that of Legends.
The movement of a Legend was far too important to miss out on, so there was exactly zero chance that they would neglect something like that. It was made all the more easy to do because of the sheer presence A-tiers had.
Legends were at the very limit of what the mortal realm allowed to exist. As such, their very existences themselves were akin to stretches and strains on reality.
Sophisticated detection methods could definitely make them out. Ironically enough, Aether was a lot better at doing this than Runes alone were for various reasons.
However, Fanelei shook her head. "They might know a Legend appeared, but they won't know it's me. And that will still give you time to catch them off guard while their A-tiers are distracted."
"You are confident?"
Fanelei grinned. "I wouldn't have had a reason to fear them before, let alone now. I feel like a million bucks."
She gave Sylas a peck on the cheek far faster than he could ever hope to react to, then disappeared in a puff of darkness, her giggling leaving an echo in her wake.
Sylas looked at where Fanelei had disappeared to, not quite sure how he should be reacting to this shift in her demeanor. But he honestly didn't care that much about her flirting. He was still a man at the end of the day, he wasn't going to lose any skin because a pretty woman harassed him a little bit.
"Hey, dickhead. Get the fuck off the platform. There are a million other people who want to use—."
Sylas flicked a finger and the head of the teleportation operator slowly fell from his shoulders.
Screams echoed out instantly and the crowd began to scatter. The teleportation operators weren't weaklings. This one in particular was a C-tier on the verge of the B-tier.
Of course, it was a pitiful level of strength within that tier. He was certainly no genius and was probably more akin to a scholar than anything else.
But what was true enough was the fact that he was stronger than the average citizen by a decent margin. If Sylas had beaten him after a few exchanges, that would be one thing. But a single strike?
The people flowing in and around this area couldn't get out fast enough, their legs carrying them off into the distance faster and faster.
But not everyone reacted that way.
An old man shopping street wares looked over with a frown.
A woman manning a flower shop looked with a cold glint in her eyes.



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