Supreme Bounty
Chapter 191

Prison Identity Review

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Prisson would never forget the teenager who had publicly humiliated him in Federal Court months earlier, beating him until his nose bled profusely in front of so many people. This incident became an indelible dark chapter in his life. Ever since then, he always felt that his colleagues, subordinates, and even prisoners looked at him with a mocking gaze.

After Gu Ding left Deep Sea Star, Prisson heard news of Gu Ding every so often, each time reporting that Gu Ding had caused trouble somewhere and the bounty on his head had increased. He increasingly felt that this young man was his inescapable nightmare; he often dreamt at night that Gu Ding was chasing him. Gu Ding's smiling face had woken him from his dreams countless times.

Therefore, he chose to leave the Long Teng Universe Country and immigrated to the Fei Me Universe Country. Because he had a relative who was quite powerful in the Fei Me Universe Country, he easily became a member of the Fei Me Universe Country and got a job in a prison, specifically the best prison in the Fei Me Universe Country.

He figured that after arriving in the Fei Me Universe Country, he probably wouldn't hear much about Gu Ding anymore. Although this was the only way to enter the Universe Sea, the difference between the Fei Me Universe Country and the Long Teng Universe Country was like the difference between the ocean and a pond. Gu Ding was a big fish in the pond, but in the ocean, he wouldn't even be considered a shrimp. In a pond, a big fish can see the waves it creates, but in the ocean, how could a small shrimp possibly make a difference?

To his surprise, just a few days after arriving in the Fei Me Universe Country, he heard about the trouble Gu Ding had caused in the Boundary River, even before his immigration was fully completed. Killing members of the Dark Magic Domain was a rare occurrence among Interstellar Pirate. Moreover, someone like Prisson, who had worked in prisons for many years, naturally knew exactly what kind of organization the Dark Magic Domain was.

Immediately afterwards, he got the job at the prison. On his first day, the supervisor announced, "Recently, a lot of Interstellar Pirate have been emerging from the border river, the most notorious of whom is Gu Ding. His first target is very likely our prison. So everyone must be on high alert. If any suspicious persons are discovered, you must react immediately."

"Gu Ding's target is this prison..." Prisson was somewhat dazed after hearing this, so much so that he was still processing the information when he received Gu Ding. He didn't even pay much attention to Gu Ding's conversation with Perritt in the prison; his mind was completely occupied with information about Gu Ding.

As Gu Ding stood up to leave, the wide grin that appeared on Prisson face completely merged him with the image in Prison's memory, and he screamed wildly. His expression was almost hysterical, "You're Gu Ding!"

Another prison guard immediately pressed the alarm, and the alarms throughout the entire prison blared.

Gu Ding wanted to make a move, but was stopped by the Sea Emperor. "Don't act rashly. Prisson's mental state is somewhat unstable right now. If you make a move, you will completely expose your identity."

"Hey, is this guy crazy? Does my face look anything like Gu Ding's?" Gu Ding shouted at another prison guard.

"Stand still. The entire prison is on high alert. You can't leave. I don't know why my new colleague is reacting this way, but we can't overlook any suspicious points. We'll have someone come to take you for an identity verification shortly. If you have no problems, we guarantee you'll leave safely." The prison guard stood at the door, his eyes fixed on Gu Ding with great vigilance, clearly very experienced.

"It sounds like they think you're someone special." Perritt remained seated leisurely in his chair, his hands and feet Magic Restriction Chains.

"I've already prepared all your information. There shouldn't be any problems with the electronic review. Just calmly answer their questions. For any questions you can't answer, just repeat after me. Now, imagine yourself as Phil Reese, twenty-one years old this year," the Sea Emperor reminded Gu Ding.

Gu Ding calmed himself down and sat back down in his chair. "Gu Ding is a rookie pirate. He's been around for less than six months, and his bounty has already reached 800 million Universe Coin. That prison guard clearly mistook me for someone else."

"Eight hundred million Universe Coin in six months, looks like a very impressive guy." Perritt's smile held a strange meaning. "And you?"

"I'm just an ordinary citizen of the Long Teng Universe Country," Gu Ding said, spreading his hands.

Upon hearing this, Perritt's lips still curled into a smile. He narrowed his eyes and sized up Gu Ding. After a while, he shouted at the prison guard at the door, "Hey buddy, can I see a picture of Gu Ding?"

"What do you want, 073925?" The prison guard frowned.

"It's nothing, just checking if he looks like him. I've always had a good eye, I can help you judge." Perritt was clearly a seasoned veteran in prison, and he spoke with complete confidence.

The prison guard hesitated for a moment, but still projected Gu Ding's Wanted Order.

The Wanted Order still features the same grinning photo of Gu Ding.

"That's quite a smile," Perritt laughed, then turned to Gu Ding. "This is the first time I've seen someone smile so happily on Wanted Order. But this guy looks completely different from you."

"I told you they'd mistaken me for someone else," Gu Ding, looking at Prisson, the fat man who was slumped on the ground, muttering to himself. "That prison guard seems to have had a mental breakdown."

"I don't know what that guy named Gu Ding did to him, but he kept repeating, 'He is Gu Ding.'" Perritt was less than three meters away from Prisson, so he heard it clearly.

Not long after, a team of fully armed prison guards rushed into the room and surrounded Gu Ding. Gu Ding cooperated by raising his hands.

The woman with glasses who had been there earlier also entered the room behind the group. "What happened, Commit?"

The prison guard who had brought Perritt earlier briefly recounted the entire incident.

"You mean, Prisson suddenly pointed at him and said he was Gu Ding? And then it turned into this?" The woman with glasses pushed up her glasses, her gaze falling on Prisson. "This guy is clearly having a mental breakdown. Someone take him to the infirmary. Get a psychologist to take a look at him."

Then she saw Perritt, "Someone else, take 073925 back to where he should be."

"The rest of you, take this visitor to the security checkpoint. Commit, come with me." The woman with glasses said, walking up to Gu Ding. "Sorry, we're being extra cautious lately and need your cooperation for a second screening. If there are no issues, we'll let you go immediately."

"Then hurry up, how long will it take?" Gu Ding asked expressionlessly.

"If all goes well, it will take at least half an hour, and usually no more than an hour." The woman with glasses had a calm expression on her face as she nodded to the fully armed prison guards. "Go."

Gu Ding was quickly taken to the so-called security check room.

A young doctor scanned the irises of both of Gu Ding's eyes and the complete palm prints of both hands. This examination was noticeably more thorough than the one conducted during his initial visit.

"We will send your iris and palm print to the Long Teng Universe Country so they can help us retrieve the data for comparison. The scan results usually take about three minutes, and they will send back feedback in about five minutes," the doctor explained. "Then we will know who you really are."

Gu Ding wasn't worried at all, because he knew that the Sea Emperor had already taken care of it.

About five minutes later, the doctor finally received a reply confirming Gu Ding's identity.

The information received this time included all the details about the young man named Phil Reese from childhood to adulthood. It even described in detail which cold he had, which hospital he visited, and what medications he was prescribed.

The doctor glanced at it briefly and nodded. "From what I can see, you should be fine. I'll send the information to my colleagues in the interrogation department. They'll ask you some personal questions as usual; just answer truthfully. Don't hide anything because you're embarrassed, because it's all recorded in your file. They can see it all clearly. If your answers don't match the information in the file, it might arouse their suspicion."

After the young doctor finished speaking, he pressed a button on his wristwatch, and the door to the monitoring room opened. A team of fully armed prison guards led Gu Ding to the next room.

The interrogation room contained only a table and two chairs.

A fierce-looking prison guard sat across the table from Gu Ding. He kept flipping through Gu Ding's projected materials. The back of the materials was covered by shadows, so from Gu Ding's side, only a square black shadow could be seen, and the text on the front could not be seen.

The prison guard spent nearly ten minutes reviewing Phil Reese's file without asking a single question. Gu Ding sat there with his eyes slightly closed, like an old monk in meditation, showing no sign of tension.

On one wall of the interrogation room was a black glass panel. Gu Ding knew that the glass was one-way transparent; from the outside, it looked like an ordinary transparent glass panel, allowing a clear view of everything inside the interrogation room. Furthermore, there were eight cameras in the entire interrogation room, with no blind spots.

"You don't seem nervous at all," the fierce prison guard finally spoke, but the first question had nothing to do with the information.

"Why should I be nervous? The lady with glasses told me that as long as they find out my identity is correct, you will let me go immediately, isn't that right?" Gu Ding asked back.

"Name?" The fierce-looking man narrowed his glasses and suddenly asked.

"Phil Reese".

"Age?"

"21 years old."

"Date of birth?"

"Federal Era 7843387, November Number 8 Ran Gu Star Calendar."

"Identity number?"

"Ltrg7843387y11m08d0059'"

"Father's name?"

Conan Doyle

"Mother's name?"

Audrey

"Father's occupation?"

Novelist, screenwriter

"What is the mother's profession?"

"Actor"

What is the anniversary of your father's death?

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