Chapter 3393

Only Philip still stood there, looking very calm and relaxed.

A team leader in a combat uniform came over and asked with a serious face, “Did you do this?”

Philip judged from his aura that this person was a six-star practitioner with a relatively solid base.

He nodded as his answer.

“With your abilities, why are you willing to be imprisoned here?” the man wondered.

“Do you think I want to be here? You guys didn’t even give me a chance to explain!”

Philip caught sight of the unreasonable woman in the interrogation room earlier, pointed at her, and

said, “You there, don’t think I can’t see you. Come out here.”

The woman lowered her head in embarrassment and walked over slowly.

The team leader asked the woman what happened and was furious. “Outrageous! How dare you make

decisions without authorization about someone from the royal family? I think you don’t want to work

here anymore!”

The woman tried to explain, “But I was just following procedures.”

Hearing that, the leader was a little awkward too.

Although this was a forbidden area, some people were always arrested for no reason.

“Sir, I hope you don’t dwell on this matter. We were just carrying out our duties,” the officer said.

“Well said. One person simply went up the mountain to collect some herbs and you’ve locked him up

for three years.”

Philip pointed to Joey’s body in the elevator and said, “You can’t explain away his death.”

Philip frowned and continued, “I won’t request much. You just need to agree to compensate the families

of these people who were killed unjustly and modify this ridiculous interrogation method.”

“Okay. We hope you can supervise us.”

“That won’t be necessary. I have other things to do, so I won’t be staying.”

After Philip said that, he dashed out of the passage like the wind.

Seeing Philip leaving, those people did not stop him.

Philip returned to the surface and lamented that this seemingly peaceful world was actually full of

undercurrents. The borders were chaotic, rebel battle groups were everywhere, there were traces of

the Moon Worship Creed in the city, and constant friction between continents.

Alas, the wonderful upper floor mentioned by the lower floors was nowhere to be seen.

Philip continued to drive until he reached the fifth continent, and he stopped at a small town next to the

border. The city here looked more mechanized with shadows of various metals everywhere.

While Philip walked on the street, most people had some cutting-edge equipment on them as if they

were ready to fight at any time.

When he passed by a store, there seemed to be a conflict between the buyer and seller inside. The

buyer raised the cannon on his right arm and fired at the store. Thick smoke was everywhere for a

while, but the store reacted quickly, changing its shape before the second attack arrived.

The entire façade was covered with a thick layer of metal now, and the cannon only left a white mark

on it.

Both parties were at a stalemate. Philip watched for a while, but no patrolling team came forward, while

others watched from a distance.

This city was befitting of its name, Lawless Land.

Philip sat in an empty shop, ordered a local drink, and asked the boss, “Boss, why is this place called

the Lawless Land?”

“Are you new here?” seeing at Philip the other party asked back.

“No one governs this place. There are only deals you can’t think of here, no deals that you can’t do.”

Tasting the dry and bitter drink, Philip looked at the map and wondered.

Was this not the territory of the green ox royal family?

Why was it ungoverned?

Thus, he continued to ask, “The green ox royal family has been busy fighting with the black turtle royal

family next door for many years, so why would they care about this place?”