Delta: I have a 1-Haf Coin instant kill system!

The city of Wutan is shrouded in darkness.

The entire city was huddled amidst the sandstorm, with only a few lights still on.

The once bustling market is now deserted, with broken pottery jars and overturned shelves scattered on the streets.

When Lei Ting and Tie Yu led their men into the hospital gate, the emergency light at the entrance flashed twice and then went out.

This hospital, though called a hospital, is actually just a three-story gray building.

The exterior paint has mostly peeled off, and the window frames are covered in rust.

The lobby on the first floor was dimly lit. Several nurses were squatting in a corner changing the dressing of an injured patient. They looked up when they heard the noise.

Before anyone could react, Tie Yu had already kicked over the metal cart by the door.

The cart bumped into the wall.

With a loud crash, the medicine bottle shattered on the floor.

"Don't fucking move!"

Tie Yu roared and slammed the butt of his AK rifle against the wall, sending dust flying.

The hall fell silent instantly.

Several nurses stood frozen in place; some instinctively shrank back, while others gritted their teeth and didn't move.

Lei Ting walked behind Tie Yu, his steps slow but firm.

He glanced around the hall, his gaze sweeping over the terrified faces before finally settling on the half-open door at the end of the corridor.

"Brother Lei, what should we do with the people inside?"

Tie Yu turned his head, his voice not loud, but carrying a hint of arrogance.

Thunder did not answer immediately.

He walked to the door at the end of the corridor, kicked it, and the door slammed against the wall with a "bang".

Behind the door was a small pharmacy, with a few rows of medicine boxes scattered on the shelves and a few cardboard boxes piled up in the corner.

An elderly doctor in a white coat was squatting under the medicine shelf, clutching a bottle of medicine in his hand, his head bowed low.

"Look up," Thunder said.

The old doctor's shoulders trembled as he slowly raised his head.

"I...I'm just a doctor..." His voice trembled.

"Take this medicine if you want it... We don't have anything valuable here..."

Lei Ting didn't look at the medicine bottle in his hand. Instead, he turned around and raised his voice to the people huddled in the corners of the hall.

"We're not here to steal anything, we're looking for someone!"

"Lina van der Meier! Who is that?"

The hall was silent for a few seconds; no one spoke.

Tie Yu took a step forward, the muzzle of the AK in his hand pointing downwards, but his index finger was already on the outside of the trigger guard.

His gaze swept across each face, his tone growing increasingly impatient.

"Who is Lena van der Meier? Stop playing dead."

A nurse in the corner instinctively shrank to the side. Tie Yu immediately noticed her, strode over, grabbed her by the collar, and lifted her up from the corner.

"You—do you know something?"

The nurse was deathly pale, her lips trembling, and she couldn't utter a single word.

Tie Yu frowned, swung his arm and threw her back against the wall. Her back hit the wall with a dull thud.

"Alright," Thunder said without turning his head.

Tie Yu withdrew her gaze, but still glanced at the nurses.

Some people were trembling so much they could barely stand, while others bit their lips so hard they dared not utter a sound.

Just then, a young man in a gray hospital gown suddenly stood up in the crowd.

He looked to be under twenty years old, extremely thin, and had a bandage wrapped around his forehead.

He stood there, his legs still trembling, but his fists were clenched.

"you--"

He had barely uttered two words when Tie Yu turned and walked towards him.

"What?" Tie Yu tilted her head, looking him up and down. "You want to step in?"

The young man didn't back down; he just gritted his teeth and said, "What right do you have to hit me? This is a hospital!"

Tie Yu didn't say anything more. With a swing of his right hand, the butt of the AK smashed directly onto the young man's shoulder.

"Ugh—"

The young man groaned, slammed his head against the armrest of the metal chair, and fell to the ground, curled up and unable to get up.

Several suppressed gasps rang out in the hall, but no one dared to move.

Tie Yu glanced at the young man lying on the ground, then turned to look at Lei Ting.

Thunder simply stood at the entrance of the corridor from beginning to end, his expression calm.

He watched the whole process, raised his wrist to glance at his watch, and then put it down again.

"I'll ask again." His voice wasn't loud, but everyone in the hall heard him clearly.

Is Lena van der Meier here?

Just then, a very light footstep came from the stairwell at the end of the corridor.

Someone is going down.

Tie Yu was the first to hear it.

He turned his head and looked down the corridor.

A white figure walked down from the corner of the stairs.

She was rather thin, wearing a nurse's uniform with a faded white lab coat over it.

She wore a white surgical mask, revealing only her eyes, which had long eyelashes.

"Stop!" The voice wasn't loud, but it was clear enough to travel through the corridor and into the hall.

All eyes turned to her.

Tie Yu turned around, his gaze falling on her. He looked her up and down and grinned.

"You're Lena van der Meier?"

"it's me."

Lina stopped at the entrance of the first-floor corridor, about six or seven steps away from Tie Yu.

She was not tall and looked rather small standing in front of Tie Yu, but she did not back down.

Tie Yu took two steps forward, tilted his head, and looked at her. "I heard you're a good doctor?"

"It depends on what kind of treatment you want," Lina replied crisply. "If it's a brain problem, I suggest you go somewhere else."

Tie Yu's smile froze for half a second, then turned into a sneer.

"Still being stubborn." He walked towards her at a leisurely pace. "Our boss needs you to come along."

"I'm not going."

Tie Yu paused, her expression turning cold. "What did you say?"

I said, I'm not going.

Tie Yu didn't say anything more.

He suddenly reached out, grabbed Lina's shoulder, and pulled her forcefully to the side.

Lina stumbled as he pulled her, but she used the momentum to spin around.

He grabbed Tie Yu's arm with both hands, used his waist to pull himself close, and executed a clean and swift over-the-shoulder throw!

"Bang!"

Tie Yu's nearly two-meter-tall body crashed onto the concrete floor of the hospital lobby, causing several metal chairs nearby to shake.

"Holy crap!"

A soldier named Asara next to him blurted out, his eyes wide with surprise.

Tie Yu fell to the ground, landing on his back and the back of his head at the same time, and was stunned for a few seconds.

Lina had already taken two steps back, stood up straight again, and pressed her right shoulder with her left hand.

"I already said I wasn't going." Her tone was tinged with exasperation.

Tie Yu lay on the ground for two seconds, then slowly propped himself up, moved his neck, and was perfectly fine.

He stood up, brushed the dust off his shoulders, and his gaze toward Lina turned dangerous.

"You've got some skills, but that's not enough." He strode towards her, this time with heavier steps.

Lina took a step back, but behind her was the wall at the end of the corridor, leaving her nowhere to retreat.

Tie Yu walked up to her, grabbed her by the collar of her coat, and lifted her up, her feet off the ground.

Just as Tie Yu lifted Lina up, a gunshot shattered the silence.

Bang--"

The moment the bullet pierced his right arm, blood spurted out.