One day, Guo Kan went out of his way to find Bundor, and he told him that in the underground palace under the castle, there was a hidden wormhole, which could allow the town to travel between several different worlds, and hoped that Bundor would allow him to do a few experiments with the wormhole.

Journalist refused, and he noticed that Guo Kan's face was filled with extremely crazy enthusiasm when he mentioned the wormhole.

Fellow scholars know what kind of disaster people like them will bring to the world if they go mad.

In the face of the refusal of the journalists, Guo Kan did not have any fierce reaction, he just said, "Whatever you want." He left in a hurry.

Journalist thought that Guo Kan would stop there, but he didn't expect that after this farewell, Guo Kan secretly started an extremely crazy plan.

The size and complexity of the plan was beyond the imagination of the priest, but it was only a few hundred years after he learned of it.

He didn't have the opportunity to know about Guo Kan's plans in that era, because Guo Kan stole his city.

One day, in order to buy medical supplies for the townspeople, he had to leave the town, and took a few companions to cross the ocean to Daming, probably because he had a premonition, and when he left the town, he was very worried in his heart, and before leaving the port, he looked back at the port many times, as if he would never come back.

At that time, he thought that he might be nearing his life, and he was afraid that he would encounter a strong wind and waves when he went to sea, and since then, no one in the world knows of his existence.

But what he never expected was that it was not him who disappeared, but his city.

When he returned to the stone-walled town with a few crew members, he found that the town had vanished, replaced by a large and dilapidated farmstead, a strange town in the far side of the horizon.

The people who lived in the farmstead said that their ancestors had lived here for generations, and that the city in the distance had existed for many years.

At first, there were only endless questions in his mind, and he could not understand why his city had disappeared, but strangers suddenly appeared here, saying that his ancestors had lived here for generations, and that there was a small city in the distance, and that he had lived in this land for hundreds of years, and had never seen such a city.

After a while, the mind of the priest calmed down a little, and then he remembered the wormhole that Guo Kan had mentioned to him.

"If you can find a way to manipulate the wormhole, you can make this town travel through several different spaces."

Guo Kan's words echoed in the mind of the priest repeatedly, and he realized that it was Guo Kan who stole his city, and he was so angry that he was hysterical, but there was nothing he could do, because he did not know where Guo Kan had taken his city with him.

If Guo Kan was just a thief stealing the city at that time, then when the journal saw Guo Kan again, Guo Kan had completely become a madman.

During the period between the disappearance of the town and fifty years ago, Guo Kan was like a joke, every once in a while, he would send a letter to Journal, first a handwritten letter, then a telegram, as if he wanted to deliberately provoke Journalist in this way, and every time he would tell Journalist that wherever Journalor went, he could easily find Journal, but Journalor never knew where he was.

Journalist admits that if he had not received such a letter every once in a while, his anger would have been worn out by the years, and he would have forgotten Guo Kan, lived his city, and started a new life.

And it is precisely because of these letters that the search for the disappeared town has become the obsession of the priest all his life.

It wasn't until fifty years ago, when Journalist finally entered the town again with the help of the Ironbeak Eagle, that he knew that the reason why Guo Kan did that was to lure him in.

Guo Kan needs a priest, a priest who is extremely angry and desperate.

At that time, there were sixty crew members on the Ironbeak Eagle, and among these people, there were many good players in the sea market, and the journalist thought that no matter what kind of power Guo Kan had now, everyone's strength together would be enough to balance him.

It's a pity that the priest was wrong, Guo Kan's strength was far beyond his imagination, and as soon as these sixty people entered the island, they were captured by Guo Kan in an instant.

It was a complete boatload of people who were all captured, and not a single one was left behind.

As for how Guo Kan captured them, the journalist did not elaborate, it seemed to be a past that he did not want to recall, since he did not say it in detail, I did not ask deeply.

Everyone has a past that they don't want to face, and I have to leave some space for others anyway, and I can't push it too hard.

After being captured, Journalist realized that now Guo Kan was no longer satisfied with letting the town move through several spaces at will, he wanted to cultivate a body that was enough to survive in any space.

Guo Kan found that only two or three of the few spaces that could be reached in the town were habitable, and the rest were filled with all kinds of disasters and harsh environments in which even the toughest vampires could not survive.

But the more this happens, the more Guo Kan wants to enter those dangerous spaces, he thinks that in those spaces, he may be able to find the ultimate secret of his dreams, and in order to explore those spaces, he must have a strong enough body.

So he began a crazy experiment.

The journalist only knew Guo Kan's purpose, but he couldn't see through Guo Kan's plan.

According to Guo Kan's plan, he first had to cultivate a new species in the underground world built by Journalist that could completely adapt to the darkness, and then based on this, he would create a creature with synaesthesia.

Adapting to the darkness, synaesthesia, such words seem to have nothing to do with improving the strength of the physical body, and the journalist can't figure out what Guo Kan wants.

But Guo Kan only told him what he was doing, but he would not tell him why he did it.

On the night of his arrest on the island, there was only a very brief exchange between Guo Kan and Kanduo, and since then, Kanduo has been in pain for a long time.

At first, Guo Kan locked all the crew members, including Bun Duo, in a large cave, each with their own limbs, except for their necks chained to a large iron chain, like dogs chained to stone stakes.

Among these crew members, many of them have gone through the line of life and death several times, and just being chained cannot destroy their will, on the contrary, in their eyes, Guo Kan does not limit their hands and feet, which is a fatal mistake, even if they don't have any tools in their hands, they can come up with countless ways to open the chains and escape.

But it soon became clear that the chains seemed rough and not strong, but they could not be opened anyway.

Everyone was full of hope to escape from here, but soon, hope was gradually eroded by the persistent frustration, and their dignity as human beings was gradually lost under the ravages of Guo Kan.