Let the Villain Go

The experiments conducted in this place weren’t pleasant.

As they walked inward, there were countless trails of blood in the corridor. The handrails of the stairs were stained with blood.

“What is this? In the end, is it a research institute or a slaughterhouse?” Walking all the way, even the warrior who had been through a battle, had goosebumps.

“Shennai is such a perverted organization. Is it still qualified to compete with us to create the world?”

A group of people walked up the stairs carefully.

There were two thick defensive doors in succession at the staircase, both of which were broken from the inside out at the moment. The door made of a sturdy demon body was deformed and pulled down on both sides. Something had been desperately breaking through the door from the inside.

Through these two doors, the long aisle was flanked by dim cages with iron chain shackles, filthy and shabby beds, scratches from those mottled sheets and messy nails on the walls. It could be seen that this place had held captives.

A member of the Genesis kicked an empty tin can accidentally, and the tin can rolled away, making a series of echoes in the silent long walkway.

Kong Haobo stretched out his hand suddenly. He pointed forward and fired a flame from the end of his finger, burning all the way into the dark cell in the corner. The fire light lit all the way on the ground, illuminating every corner of the cell’s mottled walls, shackles, buckets and shabby canopy beds.

“What’s wrong?” Liu Hezheng turned around and asked.

“Strange,” Kong Haobo frowned, “I feel like someone was looking at us.”

Liu Hezheng glanced at the cell. The cell was small, and a long flame was burning on the ground. He could see every corner at a glance.

“There is no one there. Are you too nervous?” Liu Hezheng patted Kong Haobo’s shoulder.

Looking at the slowly extinguishing flame, Kong Haobo had to nod his head and continue to walk forward.

They walked through this cell area and reached another building. It should have been a dormitory building for employees. The environment looked much better than the experimental building. The rooms were bright and furnished with comfortable beds, sofas and other living furniture.

There were strange noises in many rooms.

Kong Haobo carefully opened a room’s door, but the situation inside the room made several young soldiers behind him unable to take a step back.

There was a middle-aged man sitting in the middle of the room. From his imperfect skin and loose hair, it could be seen that this was a real human being. He was sitting on a chair in pain. He had covered his face with his hands and the clothing on his back was cracked. He carried rift stacks of monstrous and dreadful demon bodies on his back and dragged all the way to the ground. It was large and heavy that he could hardly move.

He was neither human nor completely demonized, and could only be regarded as a kind of demon that wasn’t human.

“Miss Dan Qin, is that you?” The man heard the movement and didn’t look back. 

“I already said that there is no need to waste food. Demons like me should starve to death.”

After he finished speaking, he put his palm down and turned his face to see Kong Haobo and others at the door. 

“It turns out that you are outsiders, go. There is nothing you want here.”

“Who are you?” Kong Haobo asked doubtfully.

“I was originally a resident of Xiaozhou Village, but now I am just a demon.”

“What the hell happened here?”

“What happened?” The man lowered his hand while covering his face. His eyes widened, his neck narrowed and he whispered in a very uncoordinated tone, “Everyone here believed in God, and dedicated their families to the church to serve the Holy Spirit. In the end, those people under the banner of God were doing the devil’s job. Crazy, this world has already been crazy.”

Kong Haobo withdrew from the room and got goosebumps.

Liu Hezheng didn’t give him time to breathe and hesitantly pushed open the door of the next room. This room had a woman. Her upper body was still human, but her waist turned into a mollusk-like demon body. She was crawling on the ground and desperately reaching out to the person outside the door with a bone-thin arm and a wry laugh.

They saw all the demons that were half human and half demon in the rooms.

Some of these people were already unconscious, just saying random words. 

There were also some people who painfully told their own stories under inquiry.

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