The first mission had taught Wen Xishu to cast aside beauty and fantasies-fine, he actually hadn't needed teaching.
The second mission was the same: he had learned to use someone else's desires to kill them.
Wen Xishu was thinking that, no matter what, he had to cooperate with them. The stage boss might be the owner of this building, or perhaps one of the owner's powerful subordinates.
In short, he couldn't fight these people right now-yeah, right.
Wen Xishu thought it over. In theory, removing this electronic collar with the Phoenix Gloves would be no problem.
But he didn't intend to do that just yet.
Right now, it looks like I have to fight for freedom, pretend to be a Zombie, and defeat other Zombies or people pretending to be Zombies... Only then can I survive.
Interestingly, what I chose was clearly turning the tables. Yet I've still ended up fighting for freedom.
Then perhaps the two missions have the same opening. It's just that some choice midway through causes my path to change.
But whatever the case, first I need to figure out what desire drives them to make humans pretend to be Zombies and fight Zombies.
Purely for thrills, for money, or for some kind of experiment? I have to figure that out before I can find the root of it.
After crossing over to the Bunker, Wen Xishu had learned one thing: don't follow the pace others demand. Be even more deranged, even more crazed.
Turn the whole order upside down.
That was why Wen Xishu was now behaving with exceptional cooperation.
While the makeup artist applied his Zombie makeup, Wen Xishu even offered suggestions based on what he had seen:
"A scar at the corner of the eye is a great hook. I think we should