A heavily guarded prison somewhere in the country held dangerous criminals from all over. Without exception, every criminal admitted to this prison had committed heinous crimes.
The number of criminals who had managed to leave this prison alive over the course of their lives could be counted on one hand, from the day it was established to the present. Coming here meant waiting to die, or dying of old age.
In this remote, uninhabited place, dust suddenly billowed in the distance outside the prison. A military jeep sped toward the prison. In an instant, all the guards went on high alert.
The military jeep screeched to a halt. Since they had been notified in advance, no one attacked the vehicle without orders.
Even so, the guards didn't dare let their guard down for a moment.
Only after both sides had verified each other's identities and the arriving vehicle had passed a security inspection did they call off the alert and let it through. A sheet of sturdy tempered glass divided the interview room in two.
The people seated on either side could communicate only through electronic devices. One side of the interview room was full, while the other was completely empty.
"We can begin." "Yes, Chief!"
Before long, the door opposite opened, and two armed guards escorted in a criminal wearing shackles and handcuffs.
One after another, the criminals who came out of the interview room wore complicated expressions.
When a ray of light appeared in the depths of despair, even a drowning person would grab for the lifeline. Anyone would want to climb toward it—even criminals.
Since no effort had been made to keep the matter secret, before long everyone in the prison knew the news, except for a handful of criminals held in solitary confinement.
Human experimentation might