I Am Heaven

Liu Chang'an had been trying to get the people searching for "Ye Chenyu" in Junsha to focus on "Ye Chenyu," but in reality, when they couldn't find "Ye Chenyu," they would eventually try to achieve their goal through "great- the Art of War."

In other words, the trouble still lies with him. On the contrary, because he is a "great- the Art of War," those who want to meet "Ye Chenyu" will not personally step forward.

If we want those people to take the lead, we must first make them understand that sending out these nobodies is completely futile.

If he shows too much weakness, I'm afraid these black and white Oreo combinations will keep appearing, and next time it might be a combination like crab roe buns?

Liu Chang'an dodged the simultaneous attacks from Peel and Kieran, took a few steps back, and raised his hand to signal a halt.

Peel ignored it and was about to attack again, but Kira stopped him.

"Let's see what he's up to," Kee said.

"Do you know Ye Chenyu?" Liu Chang'an knew very well that the footage here would definitely be recorded and disseminated.

"Ye Chenyu?" Peel frowned, clearly having never heard of him.

For them, carrying out a mission is simply carrying out a mission; they neither need to know nor care about anything else.

Liu Chang'an turned and ran.

His speed wasn't particularly impressive, but Peel and Key had just been distracted by him, never expecting him to run away after just one sentence.

Peel and Key hesitated for a moment before deciding to give chase, because their mission was to fight Liu Chang'an here and collect data on the battle; they didn't have any backup plans for dealing with this situation.

"Chase him!" Ji made his decision. It seemed he had no choice but to catch up with Liu Chang'an first and then bring him back under the camera's lens.

"Then we can't bring him back half-dead. We need to preserve his fighting ability so that the data we collect will be meaningful." Peel understood what Kee meant.

Bringing Liu Chang'an under the camera, leaving him no way to escape, and forcing him to fight for his life—that's the kind of data that has real meaning. If Liu Chang'an were beaten half to death by two people and then brought back, his physical damage would make it impossible to accurately reflect his movements, speed, and reaction abilities, rendering such data analysis meaningless.

Seeing Liu Chang'an like this really makes you want to beat him up. It seems we can only deal with him after his data is collected.

Liu Chang'an ran into the zinc plant. Liu Chang'an had been there before when the plant was still in full swing with production, so he had a basic understanding of the terrain, equipment, and factory layout. Now, many people who had never seen a large factory didn't have a general idea of the area it occupied... Liu Chang'an wandered around the factory for more than ten minutes, listening to footsteps and shouts behind him, and finally arrived at an abandoned deep well.

Of course, abandoned factory buildings are not completely unmaintained; places like deep wells are sealed off to prevent accidents.

This deep well leads to an underground waste disposal facility, but the passageway down the well is now completely locked, and even tourists who wander in cannot open it.

"Where do you think you're going!" Peel said angrily.

"I suggest you surrender, otherwise I can only tell you... I have a particular fondness for delicate-skinned Eastern men." Ki sneered, licking his lips.

"That's perfect, I don't really like Black people or gay men." Aside from a slight sense of superiority due to his own unique circumstances, Liu Chang'an didn't harbor any racial prejudice, nor did he discriminate against different sexual orientations. But is it wrong not to like someone?

"In the minds of Easterners, racial discrimination and sexual orientation discrimination are indeed deeply ingrained," Peel roared. "I'm going to sue you for discrimination!"

After saying that, Peel burst into laughter again. "Discrimination" is a term that Black people are very good at using, but there is no need to use it now."

"You'll never know what true pleasure is until you've tasted it," Ki said, licking his lips.

Liu Chang'an ignored them, turned around, and forcefully broke the chain sealing the abandoned well.

Peel and Key exchanged a glance. How did he break such a thick iron chain? Or was it already corroded enough to be weak?

"Come on." Liu Chang'an opened the abandoned well and walked back.

Peel pulled a steel bar from the nearby material rack and held it in his hand, while Kee picked up a long iron shaft as thick as an arm.

Peel rushed forward with lightning speed, appearing beside Liu Chang'an. Liu Chang'an slightly turned his body, but Peel twisted his wrist, and the steel bar still slammed hard into Liu Chang'an's arm. A sinister smile appeared on Peel's lips; he had never expected to hit Liu Chang'an this time.

He glanced at Liu Chang'an out of the corner of his eye, only to find Liu Chang'an staring at him expressionlessly. A strange feeling washed over him, as if he had hit cotton, and all his power vanished without a trace... No, it felt like it had been absorbed!

It was as if he hadn't used any force at all, and had merely touched Liu Chang'an's arm lightly.

"What are you spacing out for?" Ji also smacked Liu Chang'an. Their goal wasn't to cripple Liu Chang'an, so they naturally held back. What was so surprising about Liu Chang'an being able to withstand it?

Ji's expression quickly mirrored Peel's. The two brothers exchanged a glance, secretly sensing something was amiss. Steel bars and iron shafts rained down on Liu Chang'an.

Each blow felt identical; all the power vanished without a trace after striking Liu Chang'an's body. What kind of physique was this? Peel and Kee were astonished, but gradually sensed something was wrong. If this continued, it was like constantly hitting a punching bag; the two brothers' strength would eventually be exhausted, while their opponent remained completely unharmed.

"Who exactly are you?" Peel asked, both surprised and furious.

"You ran here because you didn't want to reveal your abilities?" Ji thought to himself that the two brothers might have been tricked by the other side.

Liu Chang'an suddenly opened his hands and grasped the steel bar and the iron axle respectively.

Peel and Key felt as if the steel bars and iron shafts were naturally grown on Liu Chang'an's body, and no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't budge him.

Just then, Liu Chang'an swung the steel bar, which slipped from Peel's hand and slammed into Peel's arm.

The steel bar bent, Peel let out a low growl, feeling a sharp pain in his arm. He saw Liu Chang'an push the iron axle, and Ki's body flew out, crashing into a dilapidated refueling truck. The door of the truck was smashed into a large dent, and the truck tilted and fell to the ground with a "bang." Ki's figure rolled and struggled in the dust.

"Base!"

Peel roared, but Liu Chang'an punched his other arm.

A sharp, piercing pain shot through his arms. Peel knew that both he and the organization had miscalculated today. Before his legs were injured, Peel rolled over and prepared to abandon Keith and run away.

Liu Chang'an watched Peel run for a while, then picked up the iron bar and threw it away.

The iron bar flew along the ground at high speed, slamming into Peel's calf.

Peel's body shot out as if struck by the iron chains of the Hengjiang River, crashing into the wall, dust falling in a flurry. Liu Chang'an walked over and dragged Peel's leg back.

Ji struggled to climb out of the loading truck, and upon seeing this scene, he involuntarily stepped back.

"You can't escape." Liu Chang'an looked at Ji expressionlessly.

"What do you want?" Ji felt a sharp pain in his back. He never expected that even with physical strengths several times greater than that of ordinary people, he and Peel could not withstand Liu Chang'an's gentle push.

"If you sleep with him, I'll let you go," Liu Chang'an said, pointing at Peel. "I hate it when people talk trash to me, and this is the price you have to pay."

"No! No!" Peel screamed on the ground, writhing in pain and unable to struggle. His orientation was different from Kee's.

"Why should I believe you?" This is not a difficult request to make, but precisely because of this, Ji cannot trust Liu Chang'an.

"I swear to God, I will let you go," Liu Chang'an swore earnestly. "Besides, if I don't let you go, am I supposed to kill you and sell your flesh? Let me tell you, human flesh is not edible. You know about kuru, right? Kuru is the earliest studied human prion infection. It's an incurable degenerative infectious spongiform encephalopathy, similar to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. The chances of contracting it are high if you eat human flesh regularly. Sometimes I think about how the proteins used for reproduction are also part of the human body's production. You see, some people consume or absorb these proteins from their partners during intimacy. I often wonder why I've never heard of contracting kuru during intimacy. Later, in further research, I discovered..."

"Wait..." Ji had to interrupt Liu Chang'an, "If you can release us, I'll agree."

"I swear to God." Liu Chang'an nodded, then sat down beside him. "Hurry up, I need to reply to a few messages."

Kee looked at Peel's backside.

"Ki, you can't do this! He won't let us get away with this!"

"But do we have a way to do it?"

"God, I refuse, we are brothers!"

So please forgive me!

"Have you been eyeing my ass for a while now?!"

No, I didn't.

After sending the message, Liu Chang'an went to Peel and Kee, who had already finished. Peel's eyes were full of humiliation, while Kee's eyes were more complicated.

Liu Chang'an casually picked up Peel and threw him into the abandoned well.

A scream came from the abandoned well, followed by silence.

"Peel!" Ki climbed to the edge of the abandoned well, looking at Liu Chang'an with a mixture of shock and anger.

Liu Chang'an did not immediately throw Ji into the abandoned well.

"How could you go back on your word?" Ji got up, his eyes filled with fear and anger.

Liu Chang'an was taken aback. "Isn't it only natural to break your promise?"

"You swore an oath to Heaven!" Ji hoped that these China people had at least some reverence for the "Heaven" they held in such high esteem; indeed, people without faith were not trustworthy.

"There's a saying, 'Even the wicked will be punished by Heaven,' and I am your Heaven." Liu Chang'an said indifferently, "I am Heaven, and I forgive myself for breaking my vow."

Ji stared at Liu Chang'an in disbelief, speechless. It wasn't because he had accepted Liu Chang'an's offer, but because he had never seen such a shameless person before.

"Now, I have a few questions for you. If you answer them, I'll let you go." Liu Chang'an raised his hand. "I swear to God."

Ji turned around and jumped into the abandoned well.