Marvel: Hunter

Chapter 361: High

Blaine didn’t really care about what T’Challa said. He had only made those complaints to show his curiosity. From Blaine’s perspective, considering the human body, there was no need to worry about it at all. With Blaine’s physique, let alone magnetic fields, electric currents, or space radiation, being in them felt to him like a spring breeze—completely fine.

There wasn’t much more to say. After T’Challa finished speaking, Blaine didn’t respond at all. Instead, he quickened his pace and walked out. Now, Blaine couldn’t wait to enter the Vibranium Mountains to find out more.

Not far from the elevator door, Blaine suddenly noticed something. At this moment, he seemed to be inside a tunnel.

However, both the ceiling above his head and the ground beneath his feet were made of metal. Along the walls of the tunnel, there were neatly inlaid dark-blue, stone-like light sources—the same kind Blaine had seen earlier.

It felt a little strange.

Inside the tunnel were the train tracks Blaine had seen before. The high-voltage transmission devices on both sides resembled human ribs, and beneath them was a levitation track. It might have been magnetic levitation, or perhaps something even more powerful—air levitation, energy levitation. Blaine didn’t really understand it anyway.

And above the tracks, right in front of Blaine, there was now a train parked there—an AG train. The entire train was filled with intense energy fluctuations, and it even had a protective shell on the outside. That alone was enough to show that this train was packed with black technology.

Suddenly, Blaine seemed to think of something.

He had seen this tunnel before—not in his previous life, but just before he fell into a coma. However, at that time, he had seen it from outside the tunnel.

That’s right—this was the tunnel he had seen earlier on the massive mountain in the Wakandan Vibranium Mountains. Blaine had followed this very tunnel to look for an entrance, and it was also because of this tunnel that the mysterious voice had taken advantage of his weakened state and directly struck him, causing him to pass out.

Still, Blaine felt a bit puzzled. Just now, he and T’Challa had clearly been moving downward. Blaine had thought the elevator went straight to the bottom of the metal mountain, but now, in front of him, was this tunnel and this train.

That was strange. This tunnel had been built at an altitude of several thousand meters, yet just now Blaine and the others had descended at least hundreds, if not thousands, of meters.

Thinking about it this way, just how tall was the building where Blaine had been lying in a coma earlier? At the very least, it shouldn’t have been lower than that metal mountain, which was nearly four kilometers high. Did that mean the building itself was over five kilometers tall? Or six thousand meters? Seven thousand meters? This was practically reaching the height of Mount Everest.

No wonder that, standing beside the floor-to-ceiling windows of the building, Blaine had been able to see not only the surrounding trees and jungles, but also the technological city in the distance. It turned out the building was simply too tall.

Worthy of being a country that had led the world for hundreds of years—Wakanda’s buildings could be constructed to such heights. A single structure like that was enough to demonstrate their technological level and world-leading civilization.

However, Blaine was still a little confused. After walking out of the building earlier, he had felt that the ground was nearby. The waterfall was still half an hour away, so the altitude shouldn’t have been very high.

But why was it that such a high place not only lacked any feeling of being suspended in midair, but instead gave him a solid, down-to-earth sense of standing on the ground?

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