Ambush

The conversation between the two men who had arrived, as well as their footsteps, were extremely clear in the warehouse, and Uraraka Shige, who was separated from them by only a few walls made of crates, could hear them clearly.

The crates perfectly concealed Uraraka Shige's figure, allowing him to hide himself and avoid being discovered by the two men who arrived there.

Although the stacked crates also prevented him from seeing the two men who were talking.

"Boss, if I succeed this time, then..."

It was the same voice as before, and when Uraraka Shige, it had a strange sense of familiarity, like a blurred familiarity with a mosaic effect. This time, the owner of the voice seemed to be asking something of the guy he called the boss.

"Okay, I understand."

Next, another voice rang out. Although it seemed to agree, the tone was very perfunctory. Unlike the previous voice, this new voice did not give Uraraka Shige a vague sense of familiarity. Instead, he clearly realized that this voice was completely unfamiliar and that he was hearing it for the first time.

After a moment of silence, Uraraka Shige to the approaching footsteps and cautiously activated her 'Quirk', Compress its range to only about half a meter around herself to minimize the sound of her footsteps. She then quietly circled around the obstacle made of stacked crates, continuing to keep herself out of the two men's sight.

He planned to leave the warehouse as quickly as possible while the two men were moving towards the bed he had been sitting on. From their conversation, he sensed that Ochaco was about to face danger, and he would be very upset if Ochaco got hurt.

"Oh, by the way, was the little devil you caught the boy or the girl?"

As Uraraka Shige stealthily played hide-and-seek with the two talking men, using the crates as cover, their voices resumed. This time, the second voice initiated the question, followed by the first voice's response.

"It's that man."

Upon hearing the reply from the owner of the first voice, the second voice rang out again.

"A man?! And that little girl? You told your men to arrest her?!"

The owner of the second voice seemed somewhat dissatisfied, and his voice became louder.

"Did you tell your men not to touch the little girl when they arrested her?"

Then it gradually becomes sharp, somewhat like Uraraka Shige life, or the eunuchs in certain TV dramas.

"Yes, yes, don't worry, boss. I know your hobby. I've told them many times; they wouldn't dare touch it."

Upon hearing the first voice's humble and ingratiating explanation, the owner of the second voice seemed even more dissatisfied, to the point of anger.

"You tell your subordinates things like this?!"

Then came the first voice, offering a hurried explanation.

"No, no, no, I meant if they did, they wouldn't get paid and they wouldn't be able to make a living. They would just think it's because I have these kinds of hobbies, and it would never involve you."

This time, the second voice finally seemed satisfied, even becoming somewhat smug.

"Yes, let me tell you, these little guys have to be first-hand virgins to be pure enough. They'll taste even better after they've been defiled."

At this moment, Uraraka Shige and the two men were only separated by two piles of crates. After hearing the conversation between the two men, Li Rizhong felt a chill run down his spine.

"This guy..."

Uraraka Shige his eyes, a fierce glint flashing in his pupils. He suddenly changed his mind. He decided to launch a sneak attack from behind first, to deal with these two guys, and perhaps he could even get some information from this so-called boss that the five thugs didn't know.

However, one thing made him hesitate: he didn't know if there was anyone else in the warehouse or at the entrance. If there was, it might alert them and greatly reduce his chances of escaping.

Moreover, he didn't even know if these two guys had any 'Quirk,' or if so, what their 'Quirk' would be. Would he be able to successfully ambush them, or would he be captured again by them...?

"But..."

He pondered, listening to the footsteps getting closer and closer, and then finally receding into the distance, just two piles of crates away from him. He suddenly remembered something an elder had said to him in his previous life.

"Sometimes you need to be decisive, because some things may not give you much time to think. Even if there are very serious consequences, it's still better than missing an opportunity altogether."

So, Uraraka Shige slowly exhaled the stale air from her chest and lungs without making a sound.

He had made up his mind. No matter what, he would try a sneak attack first. If it succeeded, all the better. Even if it failed, at least he would have gained the upper hand. This location wasn't far from the double bed where he had woken up, which meant that the two guys would soon discover that he was awake and had disappeared somewhere. They would quickly come back for him, and by then, they would at least be on their guard, making the situation much worse than it was now.

After making this decision, all his thoughts vanished instantly, and only the idea of finishing off these two guys in one fell swoop gained the upper hand.

So Uraraka Shige quietly stood up, then turned around and looked at the two guys who were walking unhurriedly toward the double bed. Using her 'Quirk' and control over her muscles, she greatly reduced the sound of her footsteps, and then quickly followed after them.

The distance was gradually shortened.

When they were only three body lengths apart, Uraraka Shige stopped hiding and adjusted all her 'Quirk' to 'neutral'. Then she charged forward, her clothes whistling through the air, startling the two who had quieted down. They instinctively wanted to turn around and look at her.

Meanwhile, Uraraka Shige seized the opportunity to leap up with all her might, clenching her fists, unleashing 'Shackles', and adjusting Quirk 'Quirk' to 'Fall'. With one hand on each neck, she mercilessly struck at the two men's vital points, thinking to herself:

"I hope your luck won't be too bad. Whether you live or die, please don't blame me!"