The remaining two people called Patrick Star had been found. Next, it was time to settle a few matters.
Patrick Star—brainless fellows. Chen Mo felt that calling them that was not wrong at all. Listening to the two women's accounts, the stupidity was enough to blast straight through the roof. There was no such thing as too stupid, only stupider.
But as for this place, it would have been one thing if he had not encountered it. Now that he had, if he did not destroy it, he would never get past that hurdle in his heart.
Chen Mo was not some saint, nor was he someone who liked meddling in other people's business. But there was one prerequisite: when he saw something this disgusting, something so utterly inhuman, not acting would betray his own conscience.
However, not everyone in this village deserved to die. They had to be treated differently. Some deserved to die, while others did not and should instead be rescued.
Take these female receptionists, for example. They were all service staff, lured here through all kinds of tricks and forced to receive guests. Then there were the men and women who had come here voluntarily to work as receptionists. Their families were relatively poor, so they wanted to earn money to support them.
Everyone had their own reasons for entering this line of work, but in the end, it all came down to poverty. These people were actually innocent; they were merely trying to earn a meal.
There were several hundred people in the village, and every one of them needed to be sorted out. At the very least, when sending someone to their death, he could not kill innocents indiscriminately.
Therefore, Chen Mo first settled the two people called Patrick Star in a concealed location,