From Douluo Dalu to Queen

Chapter 394: Shooting the first bird

When she arrived at the gate, Yu Shudie saw many people carrying small packages, wearing clean and tidy clothes, and walking out with confident smiles. Although they were thin, their mental state was quite good.

Perhaps these people were the same as her not long ago, or even worse off than her. However, looking at their hopeful eyes, Yu Shudie was also somewhat touched. Perhaps she could live an ordinary life in the future?
The truck slowly stopped at the entrance of the camp. There were already many people waiting there, apparently preparing to register.

"Okay, everyone, follow me. You will all spend the next period of time here. This is the camp built by Lady Vina. There are sufficient supplies. After everyone recovers to the level of ordinary people, they will be free and become free civilians like those people." The leading woman forced a smile and introduced everyone. Then she changed the subject and said to Yu Shudie with a cold face: "You wait here."

Having said that, he was not afraid that she would run away and directly took the others to register.

Yu Shudie did not act rashly, but just observed the sisters who came out. They all had a small card with their name engraved on it hanging on their chest, perhaps an identity card of some kind.

If she needed documents to prove she was a free person, then she couldn't act rashly. Once discovered, she might be treated as a spy. No wonder that man was so confident in leaving her here.

"Okay, let's go?" Not long after, the person came back. This time, there was no one else around, and her face looked extremely ugly.

"Yeah." Yu Shudie didn't say much and followed him. This man was just a guide. Even if he wanted to mess with her, he probably didn't have that much power.

As she walked, she vaguely felt that something was wrong. It seemed that the registration office she was taken to was different from the one the group of people went to first. It was farther away. Although it was not out of the area, it was considered to be in a corner.

The registrar here looked much worse than the one just now, not only in terms of clothing and appearance, but also in terms of spirit and energy.

The registrar looked at Yu Shudie, sized her up and down, and couldn't help but smile, "Hey, Sister An, did you bring another troublemaker here?"

"Well, the old rules, just arrange you to the intensive care unit directly, and the rest will be handled by others naturally." The person called Sister An didn't say much, just took Yu Shudie's hand and pressed her fingerprint on a document. Then the registrar began to fill it out, took out a soul guide and fiddled with it for a while, and finally spit out a small card that was similar to an identity card and handed it to Yu Shudie.

Yu Shudie did not resist the whole time. After taking the card, she looked at the "severely depressed patient" sign under her name and said in surprise: "Wait, do I look depressed to you?"

Seeing that Yu Shudie was still so innocent, Sister An couldn't help but smile: "Don't worry, the food and living standards in the intensive care unit are much better than those in other areas. We specially arranged it this way so that you can feel our enthusiasm."

"We like to use persuasion to build trust in people."

Of course, as a seriously ill patient, it is normal to occasionally "commit suicide" when the guards are not paying attention due to severe depression.

As he spoke, the registrar also stood up and came to Yu Shudie's side. Now that the identity certificate had been issued, as long as she stepped into the camp, the guards inside would take her there.

In fact, they did not destroy the system established by Leng Xiyao. Many people and positions were not under their control. They could only influence these slaves within a limited range and make them feel that it was Vina who saved them, not Leng Xiyao.

This kind of subtle thinking will make many slaves who are unaware of the truth admire them very much. With this population base, even if Leng Xiyao wants to take action against them in the future, she will have to think carefully.

Although Leng Xiyao has placed a lot of people here, they are insignificant compared to the large population here. Many positions that seem to be unrelated on the surface have actually formed a chain of power to serve Vina.

Take Yu Shudie for example. If she was put in there without being treated, it would definitely cause adverse effects. However, as long as she was sent to the intensive care unit and a "suicide" was arranged, everything would be solved.

Such "suicide" would easily attract attention and would cause Vina to be scolded for poor management, but people like Yu Shudie were rare, or almost non-existent.

The vast majority of slaves have developed a submissive character. No matter who they obey, they are always obedient and believe whatever others say. Such troublemakers must not be allowed to stay.

"Oh, I see." Yu Shudie nodded, then without hesitation, pushed the two of them away, turned around and ran.

The sudden change shocked the two of them. You know, there is a checkpoint outside. Aren’t they afraid of being beaten to death on the spot if they run out like this?

It's no use complaining, they haven't actually done anything yet, and they've been handling the case impartially so far. After all, depression is a latent mental illness, and it can only be considered an oversight and misdiagnosis, which isn't a big problem.

Groundless slander will only make people more convinced that she has mental problems and eventually send her back, so they are not worried that she will run away.

Yu Shudie hadn't had a full meal for a long time, but she was not slow at all when she ran. After all, she had been trained, so her physical fitness was naturally far beyond that of ordinary people.

"Guards, grab her!"

The two men chased for a few steps but couldn't catch up, so they shouted to the guard at the door.

The guards at the door were playing cards together at this time. When they saw Yu Shudie running out, they stared at her as if they had seen something strange, but did not move.

"Thank you." Seeing that the others had no intention of stopping her, Yu Shudie stopped, bowed with a smile and said something, then continued to run away.

The guards looked at each other, then smiled at each other and continued playing cards with laughter.

"Why didn't you stop her?" Sister An chased to the door, looked at the figure going away, and questioned the group of guards.

After hearing this, a guard looked at her in surprise and asked doubtfully: "Should we arrest her?"

"This is not a prison. We are just a place to help them integrate into society. Ordinary people would be afraid of us when they first arrive here, thinking that we are no different from bullies. But she stopped to thank us while running away."

"Her mental state seems to be no different from that of an ordinary person. When she gets out, the patrol team outside will naturally help her settle down."

These guards are all Leng Xiyao's subordinates. Most of them were born in such an environment, so they can naturally see people with almost the same fate more clearly.

(End of this chapter)