Wang Qi is dead?

This is earth-shattering news.

Everyone was shocked and then felt a lingering fear.

Who exactly did it, sniper-killing Wang Qi, Li Tianyu, and the others...

That's right.

Sniper-killing!

The three deaths all have one common point: they were long-range sniper kills.

Li Tianyu and Li Tao didn't even have a chance to react; they were shot in the head instantly.

Wang Qi was slightly better, dodging a critical hit for a moment, but the second shot took him out on the spot.

This made everyone feel terrified.

Who is the killer?

Who has the ability to kill three people?

"It's estimated to be a captain above Level 40, only a Level 40 or higher captain could kill Wang Qi and the others on the spot without giving them any chance to resist."

Someone speculated.

The three deaths were too decisive; no resistance was offered, and they were killed directly.

If not a much higher-level captain, it would likely be impossible to achieve this.

"A captain above Level 40? It must be among the exceptional captains of Level 40 or above, right? An ordinary captain would find it hard to carry out a crushing attack and kill three people."

Everyone speculated.

But conspiracy theorists couldn't help but direct their suspicion towards Fang Yu and Shi Jun.

Because the three deceased were all from out of town coming to Qiyun Port to contend for the military power.

They were in absolute conflict of interest with Shi Jun and Fang Yu.

Moreover, everyone knew there was a significant chance that the three colluded to harm Yuan Qing.

Fang Yu and Shi Jun had a good relationship with Yuan Qing and potentially had motives for revenge.

In any case, conflict of interest and death are unavoidable points.

If it weren't for Fang Yu and Shi Jun being judged as not matching people's expectations for the killer, they might have been labeled as iron wolves by everyone.

Currently, the forum debate has split into two camps.

One camp starts from motives and conflict analysis, believing Fang Yu and Shi Jun likely are the culprits.

Moreover, Fang Yu possesses gun-type Extraordinary Abilities, perfectly matching the killer's attack method.

The other camp believes the killer is someone else, arguing the matter of combat strength.

They think Fang Yu and Shi Jun didn't have the ability to shoot three people with no resistance.

Also, both Fang Yu and Shi Jun had alibis on the day of the three deaths.

Someone saw Shi Jun leading the army against a marine warlord.

Others confirmed Fang Yu's ship was docked at Yunjiji Island that day.

Both didn't have time to cross such a vast sea to snipe the three.

Opinions varied, debates raged on, and no viewpoint could stand entirely firm, evoking a sense of an elusive mystery, perplexing people.

"Uncle, regarding this matter, our Wang Clan must respond; my brother cannot die in vain."

In a city on a certain continent, a young man stepped into a building and spoke loudly to a middle-aged man sitting at the hall's center.

The middle-aged man in the hall appeared unassuming, like an average neighborhood uncle with a standard middle-class demeanor.

Yet everyone's eyes in the hall turned to this man, a hint of reverence flashing in their gaze.

This person was a second-batch descender from the Wang Clan, landing in the Ocean World in its second year.

With help from the first-batch descenders, he quickly grew and banded together, becoming a pillar of the Wang Clan.

Whether in a corporation or an official "association" or "organization,"

they usually categorize Blue Star Captains by experience into "first generation," "second generation," and "third generation" types.

This classification method, as the name suggests, indicates the earliest batch of people to enter the Ocean World, followed by the second batch, and so on.

This man is a standard second-generation captain, with deep experience second only to the first batch of descenders.

Naturally, with the advantage of time accumulation, this middle-aged man, though seemingly unassuming, is a terrifically formidable veteran Blue Star Captain.

Mighty in combat, with connections reaching the heavens, he holds a revered status.

Upon hearing the young man's words, he slightly opened his eyes, glanced at the youth, and sighed.

"What a pity... Wang Qi."

"I watched him grow up on Blue Star, had a deep affection for him."

"How did he end up being killed like this?"

The man lamented, his eyes full of regret.

"Uncle, I did some investigating. When Brother Wang Qi went to Qiyun Port, it seems there was some conflict of interest with a few captains, but there are some doubts. It still needs further investigation. If it's those few..."

"Wang Ruiyang!"

At this moment, the middle-aged man frowned, looking forward to the young man, directly interrupting with:

"I've told you long ago to be more decisive in your actions."

"Behind you is the Wang Clan; you don't need to investigate or suspect, only to convict."

"The answer is unimportant; what matters most is the Wang Clan's prestige and stance. Don't get lost in trivialities."

"If those people are problematic, just kill them. Why waste effort investigating?"

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