Beast Taming Patrol-Chapter 730 - 247: An Unusual New Secret Realm (Seeking Monthly Tickets)_3

Especially some desolate and remote areas, which were just like the back of beyond.

In District 32, there was an area called the Old City District.

This area consisted of the earliest planned housing in District 32. It had once flourished in the early years, but as time passed, it had gradually become desolate, inhabited only by some lonely elderly and some basic infrastructure like orphanages, rarely visited by the young.

Some even jokingly called it “the slums.”

Usually, the Old City District was quite deserted.

But at this moment, the Old City District was packed tightly all around.

Every street here was filled with people, densely packed and endless in sight.

The cause of all this was an accidentally opened entrance to a secret realm.

The last secret realm entrance appeared in District 1, and countless spectators had witnessed the birth of that secret realm.

Now, a secret realm had opened right in their homestead.

For Beast Tamers, this was a godsend.

Thus, every Beast Tamer in District 32 with a bit of insider knowledge was already here.

Although most of them could only smell the sweaty odor of the people next to them, hear their discussions and clamor, and their view blocked by the dense heads in front of them, preventing them from seeing even a shadow of the secret realm, they did not tire of it.

It was said that Beast Tamers and their beasts could advance more quickly in the secret realm, making it a magical place worth striving for if there was even a slight chance of entering.

And now, in a certain alley they could not see, uniformed personnel from the Beast Tamer Association were orderly entering the suddenly opened secret realm to explore, and the hall-level Beast Tamers from the association had already arrived to oversee the place.

Unlike the chaos outside, this isolated area seemed orderly.

Except for the sound of an argument between a twelve- or thirteen-year-old girl and a bearded burly man occasionally coming from a corner.

Occasionally, staff from the Beast Tamer Association passed by the two, and seeing their dispute, they also showed resigned expressions on their faces.

These two were the discoverers of the secret realm.

But it was not certain which one of them.

The twelve- or thirteen-year-old girl claimed she had personally witnessed the opening of the entrance and was the first to discover it.

But it was the bearded burly man who had contacted the Beast Tamer Association first.

Who discovered it first involved the issue of reward points.

The Alliance had just introduced a new regulation: whoever discovered and reported a secret realm entrance could earn a significant number of reward points.

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As the first implementation of the regulation, intended to set a precedent, the reward points this time would be higher than the usual standard, at least ten thousand.

Such a large amount of reward points naturally should be given to the true discoverer, so the staff asked both parties to negotiate first to see if a consensus could be reached.

If not, they would seek other ways to verify.

“Big beard, how can you have the face!” The girl, despite her somewhat tattered skirt, looked adorable and was now standing with her arms akimbo, pouting and glaring at the bearded burly man in front of her, “I saw the secret realm entrance appear with my own eyes, you weren’t even here! It was clearly me who discovered it first.”

“Same question as before, do you have any proof?” the bearded man chuckled coldly, “You say you discovered it first, so that’s it? If you did discover it first, why was I able to report it before you?”

“You!” The little girl was at a loss for words, unable to argue against an adult, and her eyes reddened with grievance, “I didn’t have a communicator, so I ran home to use the communicator to report it! That’s how you beat me to it! It was originally me who discovered it first!”

“Hmph, whether what you said is true or false, the determination is definitely made based on the order of reporting.” The bearded man crossed his arms and humphed, “Anyone can make that claim, but you have no proof. I advise you to know better and give up willingly. I’m in a good mood today, I’ve earned a big sum of contribution points, and I won’t argue with you.”

“Don’t even think about it!” The girl bit her lower lip, and then suddenly her eyes lit up as if she had thought of something, “Right, there’s surveillance! Surveillance can definitely prove I discovered it before you.”

“Surveillance?” The bearded man laughed as if he had heard a huge joke, “This is the slums, do you think it’s like other places where every corner has surveillance?”

He pointed at a nearby corner, where a surveillance camera, long broken and covered with thick dust and cobwebs, hung, “Is this what you’re talking about? Look at this surveillance camera, it’s been broken for at least ten years!”

The man crossed his arms and scoffed coldly, “Little girl, listen to me, don’t be unreasonable. You have no surveillance, no proof, and since I reported first, these contribution points should be mine.”

“Who said there’s no surveillance?”

A voice calmly emerged from behind the man.

The little girl standing opposite the man trembled slightly when she heard that familiar voice, and then she cried and jumped into the youth’s arms, “Lin Su, brother!”

“Tongtong, don’t cry, it’s okay,” Lin Su said somewhat helplessly as he patted the little girl’s head, then turned his gaze to the bearded man whose expression was changing.

“Surveillance, of course, exists.”

(I overestimated myself, 25,000 a day is my limit already. I won’t miss the chapter I owe, I’ll add it within this week. I will delay it a bit.)