Death Brings True Freedom

Mo Chen's scalp tightened slightly.

He felt a tingling sensation, that absolute obsession, that unwavering pursuit of freedom.

This has gone beyond the emotions that ordinary people should have.

We arrived at a crazy place.

Mo Chen had no doubt that the other party would do anything without any scruples in pursuit of freedom.

These kinds of people are very self-centered, stubborn, and only pursue their own ideas.

Their thinking is completely different from that of ordinary people.

This unusual difference makes people feel that such a person is like a madman living in his own world.

Dangerous, extremely dangerous.

Mo Chen's intuition kept warning him, and a chilling feeling urged him to stay away from this paranoid madman.

Because you can never guess what the person in front of you will do in pursuit of so-called freedom. Perhaps just a moment ago, you were having a friendly conversation with them.

The next moment, he'll stab you, claiming you're hindering his pursuit of freedom.

The reason is that what you said made him feel restricted and unfree.

Depend on!

Mo Chen clenched his fist to suppress the creepy feeling.

For some reason, a phrase suddenly popped into his head, seemingly from nowhere.

Contract Anomalist are all a bunch of lunatics.

Mo Chen didn't dare to try to see what the consequences would be if he went against him, so he could only go along with what he said, "Of course, humans are creatures that pursue freedom."

Wu Feichen: "You think so too, right?"

Then he changed his tone. "Unfortunately, most people are bound by so-called rules, confined within the framework of morality, and live according to the eyes of others."

"Their minds and bodies are bound by invisible threads; how unfree they are!"

As he spoke, he even wiped away a tear that had welled up in the corner of his eye with his hand, seemingly feeling a deep sense of sorrow for those who were not free.

She couldn't help but shed tears.

This is insane! There's a lunatic here!

Mo Chen screamed inwardly, his heart pounding with fear.

"After all, ordinary people are often powerless; they yearn for freedom, yet they cannot possess it."

"Yes." Wu Feichen nodded in agreement, his face showing a hint of excitement, as if he had finally met someone with whom he shared common interests.

"It seems you have a deep understanding of freedom. Well then, I'd like to tell you about one of my great ideas."

"Since living is so restrictive, does that mean that death brings true freedom?"

ah?

Mo Chen felt that he understood every single word the other person said, but when put together, he couldn't understand it.

At the same time, a strange chill surged up his spine.

He looked into the other person's eyes, and the other person was speaking with utmost seriousness, seemingly seeking his approval in a very earnest manner.

He's a madman, he's a complete madman.

Although Mo Chen was a bad person, he mostly did swindling and cheating, and he couldn't even remember how many people had died at his hands.

But Mo Chen always knew very well that it was because he wanted to gain benefits.

Whether it's swindling, cheating, or murder, he's only after profit.

The bad things he did were merely a means for him to gain benefits.

Ha! Those unscrupulous merchants who make money through dirty deeds, for the sake of profit, have launched countless products that are harmful to health, harming far more than a million people.

He simply took a different, crooked path; essentially, he was harming people for personal gain.

But the person in front of me is different.

If Mo Chen killed for profit, this is a common trait among many bad people.

This person kills simply to free people from the unfree hell of living; in his eyes, death becomes the path to freedom.

This distorted way of thinking made Mo Chen feel somewhat uncomfortable.

At the same time, there is also the kind of apprehension and fear that normal people have when facing mental illness.

Wu Feichen was still looking at him, seemingly waiting for his response.

What could Mo Chen say? Go along with them? Say they were right? That death is the final destination of freedom?

He was afraid that if he said that, the other person would pull out a knife and stab him, then say, "Then I'll send you off to pursue your freedom."

Mo Chen began to sweat profusely.

After nearly a minute of silence, he finally spoke with difficulty, "Why don't you go to the company and pursue freedom? There are many talented people there, they are all very nice to talk to, and they are all capable. Perhaps they can understand your thoughts."

Thanks to the culture of Blue Star, "better to die than to die yourself," we should decisively shift the blame elsewhere.

At this point, Mo Chen had completely dismissed the idea that this person might be a spy sent by the Contract Anomalist.

Although it's rumored that Contract Anomalist are abnormal, even Contract Anomalist wouldn't accept such a completely anti-human madman, right?

Even if they could accept it, they would definitely use all sorts of rules and restrictions to confine the other party.

The other party felt constrained within that organization and couldn't stand it, so they ran away.

Mo Chen thought about it. After all, weren't those higher-ups after Wu Feichen?

He then readily agreed and took the person there.

As for Wu Feichen's extreme ideas?

This is beyond the control of someone like him, a subordinate.

If you're given talent but can't manage it, then you're simply incompetent.

Wu Feichen seemed to be attracted by the Key Society he described and readily agreed to go back with him.

Mo Chen immediately led his men back to the Key Society's hideout.

The high-ranking members were still in a meeting, seemingly troubled by the fact that the organization was being hunted by the authorities, and discussing how to continue developing the organization and recruiting members while being pursued.

The most important thing is to continue searching for suitable candidates.

They couldn't find the person protected by the Contract Anomalist, but this Blue Star has over eight billion people.

Their organization is based in the Xia Kingdom, which has a population of 1.4 billion. With so many people, they don't believe they can't find a second suitable candidate.

If they really can't find it, then they'll accept their fate. They'll just have to cause trouble and go against the Contract Anomalist to see if they can get that student back.

As it turned out, their meeting wasn't even over yet.

Then news came from below that Mo Chen had brought back the suitable candidate.

The higher-ups were utterly shocked. How much time had passed? Was Mo Chen really that efficient?

Could it be that they've found another suitable candidate?

Is Mo Chen's luck really that incredible?

Others might not even encounter one, but he encountered two right away?

When they learned that this person was the student Mo Chen had encountered before, their expressions became even more complicated.

How did Mo Chen do that?

"Did he single-handedly confront the Contract Anomalist and rescue the person?"

Is it that strong?

Why doesn't Mo Chen mention his great abilities?