Immortal I Speedrun Supernatural Game

Chapter 469 I said you have a problem, so you have a problem!

The prison guards who had been whispering in the corridor suddenly fell silent.

Legolas, who was standing behind Wu Wang, almost rushed up and covered the guy's mouth.

Damn it, things happened too hastily. They forgot to tell the widow kid that any prison guards who noticed anything unusual had to report it to Ryan privately.

The reason is simple—dwarves are a fairly united group.

They will not tolerate any group insulting or slandering their fellow human beings.

In front of everyone, he directly pointed out that there was a mole among them.

The first reaction of these dwarf prison guards would probably not be to suspect their comrade, but to rush up and teach the insolent fellow a lesson.

This is also why Captain Ryan knew that his men had problems, but instead of explaining the situation to them, he chose to keep it a secret.

He worried that this incident would affect the unity among the dwarves.

Moreover, just as the widow had said before.

At this point, the widow is still considered a serious criminal by others.

Apart from Captain Ryan and Legolas, the other prison guards were unaware that the widow was an undercover agent transferred from Paradise Prison.

They wouldn't believe a widow's words.

"What the hell are you talking about?!"

Sure enough, as soon as Wu Wang said this, the first person to react was not Captain Ryan, but his companion standing next to the prison guard Wu Wang had pointed out.

He simply swung a police baton at him.

The stick was about to hit Wu Wang on the head.

He stood still, neither dodging nor avoiding.

Snapped--

When the baton was less than a finger's width away from Wu Wang's skull.

Captain Ryan reached out and grabbed him tightly.

This left the prison guard who had taken action looking incredulous. He exclaimed, "Captain! What are you doing?! I can handle this kind of discipline!"

He even thought Ryan was planning to do it himself.

He never imagined that the captain was trying to stop him.

Hearing this, Ryan sighed and said, "Put down your baton, Toth, come with me."

The dwarf named Tos was the very guy Wu Wang had just pointed out.

Ryan still didn't want to make a big deal out of it.

They wanted to verify it privately first, then quietly take control of the replaced dwarves, and only reveal the truth after everything was settled.

As the chieftain of the dwarf race, maintaining stability within the tribe is a responsibility he must shoulder.

Unexpectedly, upon hearing this, the dwarf named Tos trembled and appeared somewhat stiff.

Before his companion could even approach him to ask if he was feeling unwell...

Toss actually drew his sidearm directly from his waist.

He pointed the cold muzzle of his gun at Captain Ryan, who was standing in front of him.

The murderous intent in his eyes was so intense that it stunned everyone.

"What are you doing! Tos! Have you been drinking too much hard liquor every morning and ruined your brain?! How could you point a gun at the captain!" The prison guard who had just been swinging his baton shouted.

He thought Tos was trying to threaten a serious criminal, but he was too drunk and pointed at the captain next to him instead.

Yes, dwarves are allowed to drink alcohol while on duty.

Even Captain Ryan often gets drunk.

"Toss, put down your gun and come with me," Captain Ryan said grimly, facing the dark muzzle of the gun.

He had originally planned to take it away first and then check it more carefully.

After all, you can't just assume someone has a problem simply because the widow says so.

No one can guarantee that this guy's corrections won't be wrong.

But judging from the current situation, it seems that no further confirmation is needed.

There's definitely something wrong with Tos.

Sure enough, after hearing Ryan's words, the guy showed no intention of putting away his gun. Instead, he pulled the trigger without hesitation.

boom--

The bullets, accompanied by fleeting flashes of light, poured out.

At that distance, the bullet would hit the person almost the instant the sound was heard.

There seemed to be absolutely no room for maneuver.

Chirp——

However, Ryan did not take any defensive measures.

The bullet made a strange sound when it hit his forehead, like two soft objects colliding.

Watching the bullets bounce off and land on the ground.

This completely disheartened Ryan.

"Hold Tos down and lock him up for my interrogation." He had no choice but to give this order.

Now that Tos has done this in front of everyone, Ryan can no longer handle it privately.

Upon hearing the captain's order, the other prison guards were taken aback.

He then pounced on Tos, intending to suppress him.

After all, from an official standpoint, Ryan was the superior of all the prison guards, and from a personal standpoint, he was also the patriarch of the dwarf race.

Anyone who shoots their own chieftain is naturally committing a heinous crime.

Seeing the prison guards rushing towards him, Tos immediately raised his gun.

This time, he aimed it at his own head.

He said coldly, "Very well, Ryan, you win this time. I want to see how you're going to capture all the clones, otherwise I'll take them away sooner or later."

boom--

With Tos contemplating suicide, the bullet struck him hard in the temple.

The expected brain matter splattering did not occur; instead, the bullets bounced off just like they had hit Ryan earlier.

This scene prompted Ryan to sneer, "Looks like your possession technique can't take away their memories."

“Every prison guard knows that the prison’s sidearms are ineffective against dwarves and elves. At most, they’ll just sting like rubber bullets, with no real lethality.”

"The elves worked hard for many years to make these bullets."

"It's impossible for you to use it to hit me or commit suicide."

"Go to jail and stay there."

After saying that, the prison guards swarmed over and took Tos away.

Then, the prison guards who had worked together for many years looked at Ryan with a mixture of confusion and expectation.

They hoped their chieftain could provide a reasonable explanation.

Why would a companion suddenly betray you?

Faced with these gazes, Ryan felt as if a needle was pressing against his spine, a feeling that was extremely uncomfortable.

He sighed and said to his people, "I know you are confused right now, but please believe me, don't ask questions or discuss this matter. Just continue with your normal work today."

"This matter will be over once I detain this serious offender and send him to Paradise Prison."

"At that time, I will give you all a satisfactory answer."

Upon hearing this, all the prison guards exchanged bewildered glances.

In the end, no one raised any questions, and they all returned to their posts.

Even the occasional whispers and drunken ramblings of the past have disappeared.

Because Ryan had just told them not to talk about it.

It's one thing for everyone to joke around and act carefree on ordinary days, but it's another thing when the clan chief gives a clear order.

This scene also evoked some emotions in Legolas.

The dwarves' unity was indeed stronger than they had imagined; even under these circumstances, they chose to unconditionally trust Ryan.

Elves are no match for dwarves in this respect.

This was a fact that even he, as the chieftain of the Elf race, had to admit.

Wu Wang, standing nearby, noticed something: Ryan's seemingly rough, bearded face concealed some extremely clever schemes.

He told the other prison guards that he wanted to be detained and sent to Paradise Prison.

This matter was never mentioned to Legolas or himself. Clearly, it was a suggestion Ryan came up with on the spur of the moment after realizing the truth could no longer be concealed.

Is he really planning to send me away?
Absolutely impossible!
If Ryan were to actually send himself away, he probably wouldn't be able to explain it to the warden.

That statement wasn't meant for the prison guards, nor for Legolas or himself.

These words were meant for the mastermind behind the scenes.

Ryan suspected that among the group of prison guards in front of him, there might be someone else who had been possessed by the other party.

Even if it's not true, I believe the other party will be able to find out quickly from these words.

In this way, Ryan has put the problem in the other party's hands.

Before, you were in the shadows, and I couldn't find you.

I'm having a headache dealing with this conspiracy.

Now that I'm going to give you what you want, you can't just stay hidden forever, can you?

Otherwise, you can bet on whether I dare to send the person away.

Once they are truly sent away, all of the enemy's plans in the Demon Prison will be reduced to ashes.

This is an open conspiracy; it's giving you a headache.

Ryan is forcing the other party to show up and take back the widow.

To be fair, Ryan does have some skill to have reached his current position, and considering the lazy, slacking-off attitude he displayed in front of Wu Wang.

After all, it's okay to slack off, but you can't actually be bad at it, right?
Of course, all of this is based on the premise that there really is such a mastermind behind it all.

Obviously, no one knows that the real culprit is the hardened criminal Ryan brought to help.

After assigning tasks...

Ryan led Wu Wang and the others to the door.

It was an ordinary-looking door, much like the emergency exits in office buildings.

Two figures were tied up not far away, one a dwarf and the other an elf.

The dwarf... the prison guards just assumed he was drunk, that's why they tied him up.

But the elves really felt something was wrong, so they reported it to Ryan.

The discrimination is outrageous.

Now that I'm here, Ryan sees the elf struggling against the wall.

He stepped forward and ripped the seal off his mouth.

He said fiercely, "I don't care who sent you to cause trouble. Find out whose territory this is. Tell your boss to wash his neck and wait. Once I've dealt with this troublesome guy, I'll go and pull his intestines out and tie a knot around his neck!"

He had read all of Alice's cloning experiment diaries.

According to Ryan and Legolas, such a large number of clones could not possibly be controlled by one person.

There must be quite a few guys who can help.

They were likely a group of henchmen serving the mastermind behind the scenes. As for whether there were others behind the mastermind, that would only be known after they were apprehended.

Now, Ryan wants to use this possessed elf's underling to convey a message to the mastermind behind the scenes.

Unexpectedly, the elf froze on the spot upon hearing this.

There was no intention to refute or make any harsh statements.

Instead, he looked at Ryan's back with some confusion, or more precisely, at Legolas behind him.

He said tremblingly, "I...Isn't my boss right behind you?"

"If you want to yell at him, just yell at him to his face. What kind of behavior is it to yell at me?"

Legolas: "?"

Huh? What happened?
Is this kid still pretending to be stupid even when he's about to die?

Just as Ryan was about to hurl insults, Wu Wang raised an eyebrow and said, "He doesn't seem to have been possessed, or rather, he has already broken free from the possession state."

“You’re dealing with an ordinary elven researcher right now, and you’re insulting Legolas.”

"Oh, am I too late?"

He was well aware, of course, that the elf had escaped his control.

After all, it was Wu Wang himself who was in control.

It seems that ordinary elves and dwarves cannot pass through this gate.

Furthermore, the clones inside the bodies of those teleported away through the gate will also disappear.

Since clones were obtained through research on black children, the means to erase them must be the Demon Prison's own defense mechanism.

In other words, the existence of this door is not simply a matter of human creation.

It now seems that only Ryan and his companion know the conditions for passing this test.

Ryan is just a bit too hot right now.

Ryan: "..."

What was the point of all that threatening me just now?
Seemingly seeing through his thoughts, Wu Wang quickly added, "It's Legolas's bad luck that you're going to rip out his guts and tie a knot around his neck for no reason."

At this moment, their desire to beat up Wu Wang reached its peak.

But a problem was also discovered.

Legolas stepped forward and asked, "How can you tell if someone has been possessed? I can't see anything unusual about them."

Indeed, before Wu Wang spoke, he didn't recognize that his clansmen had returned to normal, and thought they were just pretending to be stupid.

Faced with this question, Wu Wang presented a pre-prepared explanation:
“I was once exposed to a powerful source of mental pollution, which caused my mental strength to be different from that of ordinary people, and I was able to see through the mental strength of others.”

"The possessed person has two completely different spiritual powers, so they are as conspicuous as a light bulb in front of me."

Legolas was convinced of this.

After all, during the previous examination, he had indeed sensed that the kid had a problem with his brain; an ordinary person would have died long ago if their mental energy was depleted.

Moreover, the previous memory ore healing experiment was one that most people could not survive, yet he still survived.

This proves the special nature of widows.

"Why didn't you say so sooner?" Ryan asked with a dark face.

If this method of differentiation had existed earlier, I wouldn't have embarrassed myself.

Wu Wang shrugged and said, "You wouldn't have believed me even if I had told you earlier. This is because practice makes perfect."

Hard.

The fist is hard.

Ryan clenched his fists several times.

Finally, he sighed and said, "Fine, you decide then. I'm tired."

He then asked the dwarf next to Wu Wang if there were any problems.

In response, Wu Wang stated that both of them had gone out of control.

Of course, he didn't explain why.

After all, if Ryan had guessed that the portal's teleportation mechanism would render the clones ineffective...

This guy might just teleport all the prison guards.

As for now...

The corners of Wu Wang's mouth rose slightly.

Everything is going according to plan.

First, through Tos's performance, he implied that he could recognize the possessed person at a glance, and then through the elf in front of the gate, he made Ryan realize that he himself was incapable of making a judgment.

Given the close proximity of the two events.

Ultimately, Ryan will put the decision-making power in his own hands.

Otherwise, Ryan might try to verify every person he points out later.

But with the groundwork laid in the previous two instances, things are different.

Now, in this prison—

Lao Tzu said that whoever has a problem, then that person has a problem!

If you admit it, you're a clone; if you don't, you're a stubborn clone!

Wu Wang's gaze turned towards the end of the passage.

If you cross another area, you'll reach Area 18, where the other players are located.

So it's flawed and incomplete, right?

Don't worry, I'll make sure you two are truly crippled soon...

(End of this chapter)