Light and smooth music passed through the frosted window glass. There was a report before the music on the tape was played that said this was Beethoven’s Spring Sonata. An Zhe listened to it. Spring in the Abyss was also beautiful but he probably couldn’t see it.

It was at this time that he received a message from the Northern Base.

The long silent communication channel flashed red. There was only one unknown object in the communications list.

An Zhe called up the communication interface. The text message sent by the unknown person only had two lines that said:

“Winter has arrived.”

“Monsters are behaving differently. Pay attention to safety.”

An Zhe glanced back at Polly. “Sir.”

“It is news from Dr Ji of the Northern Base,” Polly told him. “In these years, he has secretly been in touch with me.”

The words ‘Dr Ji’ left An Zhe in a trance. He asked, “…Do you want to reply?”

“Reply. You can send a message for me.”

***

The Northern Base.

The communication channel lit up, showing there was a reply from the Highland Research Institute.

“Received.”

“Thank you for the reminder. The base should also pay attention to security.”

The doctor passed by and saw the communication screen. He said, “Colonel Lu, it is hard to imagine the Judge doing such a thing. You are still a kind person.”

Lu Feng’s expression was light as he watched the text on the screen.

“Who is on the opposite side?”

“Someone you can never imagine,” Dr JI replied. “Polly Joan.”

CHAPTER 75

The warning from the Northern Base was concise.

Polly stated, “They’ve found it too.”

An Zhe gazed outside.

The Highland Research Institute was on the highest mountain. Looking down, they could see the Abyss. The huge fault zone resembled a fierce wound on the grey-white skin of the earth. The dense forest and swamp were the plasma and pus of this wound. Far away—the distant east was the sea or a huge lake. In short, the end couldn’t be seen. When everything was quiet, whispers mixed in the wind and there was a looming large wave in the fog.

In short, it was like a monster sitting quietly on the ground.

This wasn’t the Abyss that An Zhe was familiar with. He had experienced it before. The Abyss of the past was a place full of blood and looting. It was never so calm. A dark shadow appeared in the distant sky. The shadow grew larger as it got closer and finally stopped over the white building.

Tang Lan gathered his wings with a cry and landed directly in the corridor outside. Then he pushed open the door of the laboratory.

“Sir, I’m back.” He finished and turned to Run. “Have there been any attacks recently?”

Rum answered, “No.”