Trickster Hunter.

Chapter 64: Beating

This monster didn't use its ability to change things in the environment to kill Sun Hang directly...was it because it didn't want to, or because it couldn't?

It has been less than half a month since Sun Hang joined the Investigation Bureau. Although he has been studying hard during this period, compared with those experienced investigators or hunters, he still knows too little about strange things.

Although experience is of little use when dealing with strange creatures, "knowledge" and experience are not the same - with the knowledge reserves of the old man in the wheelchair in the research institute, even if he encounters a strange creature that has never appeared before, he can analyze a lot of information from some minor details.

However, an ordinary person who knows nothing about strange things may not be able to tell that the weak point of the strange thing is clearly placed in front of him.

As for Sun Hang's current level, he is only slightly better than an ordinary person who knows nothing.

"Could it be that this monster knows it cannot defeat me in a head-on fight, so it uses this method to trap me?" This thought suddenly popped up in Sun Hang's mind.

Sun Hang suddenly remembered a post he saw when he was surfing the Internet out of boredom a few days ago.

The topic of the post is a discussion about "Weird Zoo Rules" - the so-called "Weird Zoo Rules". The story scene "zoo" is a bit like a composite monster that combines the environment and rules. The discussants in the post will seriously list some "weird, contradictory, and unreasonable" rules, and require "tourists" entering this zoo to strictly abide by these rules.

As for the consequences of following or breaking the rules, they are never clearly stated - the compilers of the rules will create a weird and terrifying atmosphere, and will only emphasize again and again that breaking the rules will bring "very serious consequences", but how serious the consequences will be, only the compilers themselves know.

It is even possible that the compiler himself does not know it.

But these rules conflict with each other. For example, the previous rule tells you "If you see a gray rabbit, please ask for help from a staff member in a white uniform immediately", while the next rule says "All staff members' uniforms are red. If you see a staff member in a white uniform, please pretend that you didn't see him."

Some rules deliberately use typos, garbled characters, or smudges to hide key information, leaving out only a few options with multiple ambiguities...

It is said that the inspiration for this "Zoo Rules Weird Tales" comes from real monsters in the real world, but later on, it has completely become a way for netizens to kill time.

At the beginning, some people tried to achieve the so-called "Good Ending" by following all the rules... But soon, these naive netizens discovered that the compilers of these rules did not design an ending at all, and even the process was a mess. This so-called "word game" was not playable at all.

Then, some people began to analyze the "reasons" and "conspiracies" behind those rules, and tried to analyze the weirdness of this zoo from a God's perspective, as well as the various conditions that need to be met in order to escape from the zoo alive...

Until, a weird netizen, under a post discussing strange rules, started a unprecedented "beating trend".

"All the staff's uniforms are red. If you see a staff member wearing a white uniform, beat him up. Keep beating him up until he is willing to change into a red uniform."

"If you see a gray rabbit, please stay away and ask the staff for help. If you see a gray rabbit, just beat it until it is dead or willing to change its fur color. If there are staff coming, beat them as well."

"Please don't take the goat meat from the shelf. You can take everything else on the shelf for free. Then beat the goat meat, beat the shelf, and beat everything you can see!"

As soon as this beating style came out, the popularity exploded instantly, and the reason was simple: “cool”.

What white, red, or blue clothes, what rabbits, goats, and elephants, what strange things, I’m going to go up and punch you first.

Of course, there will be some opposing voices at this time, such as "What if you beat the monster and it suddenly attacks and kills you, what will you do?" However, the founder of the "beating flow" only used one sentence to shut up those opponents.

"If those weird things can kill me directly, why do we need all these long-winded rules? Can't we just give me a knife and it's over?"

What does it mean to destroy all things with one force? This is what it means to destroy all things with one force.

Sun Hang felt that in his current situation, the "beating flow" might be suitable for him.

I'm not afraid of this monster coming out to confront me head-on, I'm just afraid that it will keep playing hide-and-seek with me and stalling for time.

Kicking the door, beating... these are still too low a level of violence for Sun Hang. If he wants to do something, he has to do it to the most extreme level!

He plans to demolish this office building.

Since setting fire is impossible, let's resort to violence.

Sun Hang placed his palms on the desk in front of him, recalling the feeling of "creating weapons" when dealing with Tai Sui before - he needed a demolition tool that was handy enough, and here, there were materials everywhere that could be used to make tools.

Faintly, Sun Hang seemed to be able to sense a hint of resistance... The things on this floor, those desks, chairs, computers... even the chandeliers on the ceiling and the carpets underfoot, they all seemed to be alive, with their own consciousness. When Sun Hang tried to "control" them, he could clearly sense the "emotion" of resistance.

In other words, this resistance comes from the weird office building itself, and everything in this building is part of this weird thing.

It’s a pity that this sense of resistance was too weak for Sun Hang.

Sun Hang's right palm was like a magnet with extremely strong suction power. All the metal objects on the twenty-ninth floor gathered towards his palm. Within just a few seconds, they "condensed" into a super hammer.

The handle of this hammer is sixteen meters long, the hammer head is three and a half meters in diameter, and its weight reaches sixty tons!

Not only the metal objects on the 29th floor, but also the metal frames between the floors and the steel bars cast in the concrete were all pulled out by Sun Hang using his "mind power" and "melted" into this big hammer.

Sun Hang, who was at the end of the hammer handle, did not look like a person holding the hammer, but rather like a human-shaped pendant hanging on the hammer handle.

Sun Hang raised the hammer high, and the irregularly shaped hammer head swept across the ceiling, causing glass fragments to fall down.

The next second, the huge hammer smashed down heavily!

"eighty!"

(End of this chapter)