The Antihuman One?
"The fourth one."
Before the words were finished, a rather robust figure collapsed with a crash.
[Bite!]
[Points +2, Current Points: 44, Current Rank: 1/147]
Lu Bai glanced at the corridor outside the door, confirmed that there was no movement, then locked the door again and dragged the fourth corpse into the living room.
In just half an hour, four corpses had piled up in the living room, and he was starting to worry whether the living room would be able to hold them all in a while.
So far, he hasn't encountered any groups of deathmatchers coming to his door.
If we deal with them one by one, the threat is still within a manageable range.
He only needs to wait quietly for the deathmatch fighters to knock on the door, and then repeat the same trick; it's effortless.
Lu Bai sat back on the sofa and closed his eyes to rest.
In fact, he has been severely sleep-deprived these past few days.
Unfortunately, he knew the night was still long, and he could only catch up on sleep when he had a spare moment; he couldn't sleep too soundly.
However, before he could rest for long, a phone rang urgently.
Lu Bai picked up his phone and saw that the caller ID showed Xu Qiang.
He answered the phone, "Why are you calling me at this hour?"
The expected sound did not come; instead, there was silence, accompanied by heavy breathing.
"Why aren't you saying anything?" Lu Bai frowned slightly.
"... Look at your phone yourself."
Xu Qiang's tone was somewhat stiff and distant, and he hung up the phone after speaking.
This was the first time Director Xu had proactively ended a call since I'd known him for some time.
The big one is here?
Hearing the busy tone in his ears, Lu Bai realized that it was most likely the mayor's side that had taken action, so he had to check the situation first.
He opened the news app on his phone, and immediately a large number of pop-up windows appeared. He wondered if the number of people accessing the app at the same time was too large, exceeding the server's capacity, which caused the app to lag.
<Victim Profile>
<The Special Affairs Bureau Team Leader Who Betrayed Humanity>
<Special Affairs Bureau Field Team Three jointly request punishment for Lu Bai>
<The Entire Process of the Murder of Innocent Citizens | File Re-upload>
The headlines were increasingly sensational.
It's no exaggeration to say that it's incredibly popular.
The videos and photos circulating online are not very clear.
However, after reading a few more entries, Lu Bai was able to discern when these events occurred.
And from this angle, it seems like the caregiver took the picture?
He felt no anger at this betrayal, nor did he have any desire to retaliate against the caregiver.
He just felt this was a bit of a hassle, and he was certain it couldn't be washed.
This also served as a reminder to him.
Ultimately, Lu Bai wasn't an extreme person. Coupled with the special influence of his body, he was subtly influenced to want to help others most of the time, so being betrayed was only a matter of time.
"Deathmatchers are definitely not to be trusted."
He smiled unconsciously.
Even a tourist like the caregiver knew to secretly install a camera on his person beforehand.
As for the indignation and shock in the comments section, that's alright. His reputation on the internet was already bad enough, so it couldn't get any worse.
The question now is probably how to deal with the upcoming manhunt.
Yes, a manhunt.
If one were unaware of the existence of the Deathmatchers, and only looked at Lu Bai's actions of killing ordinary civilians and then having Parasitic Organism modify their corpses, calling it anti-human would not be an exaggeration.
If nothing unexpected happens, the police should already be searching for him everywhere.
The police alone certainly won't be able to find him in a short time; it all depends on how the spies who are working with the mayor can reasonably reveal their location.
I don't think it will take too long over there.
Knowing that Lu Bai had seen the news online, Xu Qiang called again.
"You know everything, right?"
This time, Xu Qiang spoke up quickly, but his tone was increasingly cold, as if he had placed his trust in the wrong person.
"Don't you believe me anymore?"
Lu Bai's tone remained unchanged, with a hint of languor.
"I know you misbehaved at school, but I truly never imagined you would do something like this."
Xu Qiang felt a little ridiculous. "You've probably been laughing at me for being stupid all along, haven't you?"
He became more and more agitated as he spoke, "No wonder I always receive the corpses of Parasitic Organism; I thought you just hated those monsters."
Lu Bai got up and walked to the window to take a look, confirming that no police had arrived yet.
After thinking for a moment, I gave a simple explanation. "I didn't make fun of you, there's just some hidden reason behind it."
"I've shown the video to the expert team, and there's no trace of it being digitally manipulated. Are you still trying to deny it? You dared to do it, but you don't dare to admit it?"
Xu Qiang's voice became somewhat hoarse. "Turn yourself in to the Special Affairs Bureau. Considering we used to work together, I'll try my best to get you on the execution list."
"I told you there were hidden reasons. Do you think I needed to do this? If I were truly anti-human, no one could accept it."
"How could I possibly know why you did such a thing? Such inhumane behavior is worse than those psychopathic killers who murder for pleasure!"
"It seems that just talking won't do any good."
Lu Bai chuckled lazily, "Then I'll find an opportunity to prove it."
"You still want to kill innocent civilians?!"
Xu Qiang interpreted this as him wanting to give up entirely.
"It's unlikely, let's wait and see."
After hanging up the phone, Lu Bai blocked Xu Qiang's number to avoid further harassment.
Turn around and bring up the navigation to check the surrounding routes.
He had to be wary of the police or even special agents showing up at his door, after all, modern weaponry was no joke.
[Flash Time] is ultimately not a complete control over time; if the police arrive, he still has to find a way to escape.
However, one cannot simply run into the wilderness; being in an urban area somewhat limits the use of weapons of mass destruction.
Bang~ Bang~ Bang~
Lu Bai was focused on studying the retreat route when there was an untimely knock on the door.
He got up, opened the door, activated [Flash Time], turned around, and swung his sword without hesitation.
The fighter crouching by the door didn't even get a glimpse of Lu Bai's face before dying at Long Fang's hands.
[Flash Time] was so domineering from the very first encounter.
From the perspective of this deathmatch fighter, he knocked on the door, hid, and then left the Deathmatch Arena in the next second.
[Bite!]
[Points +2, Current Points: 46, Current Rank: 1/145]
Although Lu Bai didn't experience any negative emotions because of the series of events that had just occurred, he still decided to vent a little, otherwise he worried that he would forget what anger felt like.
Too lazy to drag the body back into the house, he walked towards the stairwell.
"There are probably enough deathmatchers gathered nearby."
He guessed correctly. It was true that only one deathmatcher came each time, but in reality, there were quite a few deathmatchers watching the situation.
For those who fight to the death, the more competitors die, the better. The reason they don't rush in all at once is simply because they're not confident enough and hope to wait for a few more hotheads to test the waters.