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Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 481

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Atticus and Aurora subtly turned, their gazes meeting. The man had just told them to go to separate places, which obviously meant that they were going to be separated.

Atticus gave Aurora a subtle nod, who nodded back. They both deepened their bows and stood up simultaneously before moving in separate directions.

Atticus went through the door into the building, while Aurora went around the back through another door and upstairs, just as the man had instructed.

The door slid to a close as Atticus entered the building. Just like the exterior, he was instantly met with a pristine white room. The room was packed with soldiers clad in purple suits without helmets.

There was absolutely nothing inside the room other than an open hole in the middle of the floor, but Atticus could Immediately notice the motion sensors around the room.

As Atticus entered the room, all eyes turned towards him in scrutiny.

'They're 24 in number, all Advanced- rank.'

One second was all he needed to find out everything. Atticus remained unfazed as he started walking towards the hole.

As he approached, one of the guards standing in front suddenly walked forward and stood in Atticus's way.

*"I was instructed to help secure the prisoners,"*

Atticus calmly spoke, his voice in clatters. He still felt weird, incredibly weird speaking like this. It was as though he wanted to speak the normal human language, but as his mouth moved, only clattering sounds kept coming out.

The man gazed at Atticus for a second, his gaze shifting to the gun in Atticus's hands, an intense frown marring his face.

"The boneless are just going to get in the way. You should go home and leave the fighting to the real warriors!"

The man's declaration was followed by him and each of the soldiers in the room hitting their arms on their chests in unison.

'What the heck is going on?' Atticus's expression under his helmet was the personification of confusion. He understood what the man had said but had no idea why. The boneless?

This confusion lasted for only a second. As Atticus's thoughts spun and he thought about everything he had seen regarding the bone race until now, a reasonable reason sprung up in his head.

'Could be a factional war or something. The ones without helmets use weapons and can fight with bones, but the ones with can only use guns,' Atticus deduced and concluded.

'Which means he's probably trying to provoke me since they can force me to leave. Alright then, ignore,'

And ignore Atticus did. It was the best and most effective way to deal with people like this.

Seeing that he wasn't able to get a single reaction from Atticus, the frown on the man's face deepened.

With a loud click of his tongue, he stepped out of the way.

"Boneless bastard."

Atticus walked past him, ignoring the rude remark he just made, and made his way downstairs.

As Atticus reached the bottom of the stairs, he was met with another small room, packed with more soldiers donned in purple suits. But this time around, each of the soldiers had their helmets on.

In the middle of the room was a large bone-made cage filled with chained students, exactly what Atticus had been searching for.

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