American Comic World Ultimate Warrior

Chapter 89 Observation
"You think too much, I'm just wondering if you have money or other monetary funds, etc."

"money?"

Ake's words made him stunned for a moment, and then Galiman replied somewhat stammeringly:
"Um...I...I have...credit points, but...not many."

"Credit points? Is it something you trade in resources?"

"um, yes."

Although he didn't understand why Ake asked about his credit points, he felt that Ake must need these credit points.

Without hesitation, Galliman took out a chip-like card from the built-in pocket of his special combat uniform and handed it to Ake.

"Here, here are all my resource credits, I hope it can help you."

"You know, without you, I...maybe wouldn't exist, these... For me, life is more important."

Seeing his serious look, Ake nodded, and also took the chip card in his hand, which was the size of a mechanical piece of paper.
After playing around for a while, Ake felt that there was nothing strange or weird about it. It was just the currency used by their "Weisha Star" for trading and exchange, which was convenient, concise and efficient.

"I'm not the kind of person who snatches supplies, this card...you take it back."

"Huh? But..."

"Although I saved you, it has been offset by you bringing me into this safe zone."

Galliman, who received the chip card back again, was a little puzzled. He didn't understand why Ake didn't accept his feedback and thanks, and he was able to escape from the siege of those hideous creatures of the "Amata tribe". Except for the legion, he didn't see There is no such thing as a human being who can be so powerful.

"Could it be that the interstellar primordials all have certain hobbies? Don't like gifts from the weak? Or are they pretending to be calm?"

Thinking of this, Galliman looked at Ake with weird and examining eyes.

Feeling his strange eyes, Ake shook his head and said:

"If you insist on giving it to me, then I don't mind."

"Uh... Just kidding, just kidding, let's go, I'll take you to a good place."

Galliman smiled awkwardly. He felt as if Ake had noticed his inner thoughts, and then he scratched his head and pointed in a direction.

"Let's go, I can't guess what you... need, but... I may be able to help you."

"Now, let's take a good rest."

After speaking, Galliman walked in the direction just pointed.

Looking at his back, Ake just nodded thoughtfully, then followed up with Galliman in front, and the two quickly left the spot.

……

10 minute later.

On the small streets of weird buildings, Galliman took Ake to the destination soon. A small house with a silver sand color on the outside, with the four big characters "Star of the Celestial Sand" hanging on it, which was not handwritten, but passed through. Some kind of stereoscopic projection technology.

There are data-like villains dancing on the words. They dance like machines and videos, turning this place into the most special hut.

Although it has the style of sci-fi and cyberpunk, the dilapidated wooden door spoils its overall beauty, like a piece of art painted with black ink.

"click"

Galliman pushed open the crumbling wooden door. He glanced back at Ake, as if telling Ake to follow up, and then he walked straight in.

And Ake just observed the strange-looking building, followed by Garliman and entered the hut.

Light and dark corridors, colorful lighting decorations hanging on the wall, with artistic graffiti portraits, etc.
This place seems to be like an exhibition hall, but it lacks maintenance and maintenance, because the walls are covered with dust, and even the lights are flickering weakly. Obviously, the owner of this house does not have the habit of cleaning and cleaning.

After passing through the dim corridor, Ake finally came to the hall of this room.

"奀啦奀啦奀奀"

Weird music sounded.

Ake, who was a little uncertain, looked at everything in the house, and he secretly said:

"Tsk, two worlds?"

In front of him is a stage, not far away there is a bar, strange entertainment facilities, hanging large-screen monitors, etc.
There are even projected digital humans dancing in the middle.

Everything inside made Ake feel like entering a bar, which was out of place with the weird corridor before.

What surprised Ake the most was that there were no customers here, as if the bar was not open to the public.

(End of this chapter)