Hell Game: Starting from Metropolis

Cheng Xiaomei glanced at the Nile River doctor and responded softly.

In a metropolis, everyone needs a job.

After Liu Zheng's outburst, it's become very difficult for her to find office-related jobs.

"Your friend seems to be a little unclean inside."

"The Nile doctor glanced at Cheng Xiaomei and said."

"Can it be done?"

He frowned.

"Just some parasites, a minor problem. Just drink some of my feces mixed with bile to kill the parasites and you'll be fine."

"The Nile doctor said confidently."

"Uh, okay. By the way, can you bury the dead here?"

Liu Zheng asked.

"You mean her?"

The Nile doctor pointed to Xiaoli on the ground.

"Yes."

"Yes, but it has to be made into a dried corpse."

"That's what the Nile doctor said."

"Then let's do it."

It's better to make them into mummies than to recycle them.

"Write down my phone number, and contact me if you need anything."

Liu Zheng looked at Cheng Xiaomei and gave her his phone number, which she silently wrote down.

"Alright, I'm leaving. I have a ton of things to do."

He sighed.

Cheng Xiaomei gave him a resentful look, but ultimately said nothing.

After leaving the clinic, Liu Zheng quickly returned to the delivery lane in a tank.

When the tank engine stopped roaring, all the crew members stood up.

Chapter 203 It seems like everyone in your delivery department has a serious illness.

"It is an honor to fight alongside you, Comrade Commander."

Captain Maria extended her right hand.

"I am also honored, Comrade Train Commander."

Liu Zheng grasped her hand, his touch warm and strong.

The other crew members also came over and shook hands with Liu Zhengyi.

“We originally thought we would have to wait countless generations in the sewers before the fiery era would return. But now it seems that we may not have to wait too long.”

Captain Maria said to him.

"I'm afraid I can't shoulder such a heavy responsibility."

Liu Zheng shook his head.

He never thought about bearing any burden or saving anything.

All he did was to ease his conscience.

"It's okay, we can't wait that long anyway."

Captain Maria winked mischievously.

"Uh"

While feeling sad, Liu Zheng couldn't help but find it somewhat amusing.

"No need to be sad. It's already pretty good that we can kill the pests so thoroughly before we disappear. The other comrades are probably very envious of us."

Captain Maria comforted her.

"In return, we will give you a gift. Perhaps one day, you will be able to witness the arrival of a new era with it."

As she spoke, her figure grew fainter and fainter.

The loader, Cassitzen, silently stepped into her shadow, adding fuel to the fire.

Then came the gunner Kolobanov, followed by the driver Dmitry.

Maria, the battalion commander, stretched out her hands as the flames roared, and Liu Zheng gave her a hug without hesitation.

His inhuman parts wailed, agonized, and roared in the flames, but he seemed oblivious to it.

Farewell, Comrade.

"Captain Maria said softly, and then disappeared."

He only had one gold star medal pinned to his chest, with a tank symbol in the center, which looked like a "kitten".

The driver appeared in the cabin at some point and silently watched the spot where Captain Maria had disappeared.

"Don't actually be fooled by them."

He said suddenly.

"Their wishes are impossible to fulfill; their enemies are not just the city hall."

"I'm just a food deliveryman, I didn't think that much about it."

Liu Zheng shrugged.

"I hope so. It's rare to find someone who can bring me some joy, and I don't want you to die too soon."

"By the way, have you counted the kills?"

"I asked the driver."

"Your hellish soup killed all the bugs at once, I couldn't even count them."

He spread out his tentacles.

"I knew you were unreliable, you blond kid. Fine, I'll ask the kitten myself."

The driver closed his eyes, seemingly communicating with the tank.

A moment later, he opened his eyes and nodded in satisfaction.

"Not bad, it wasn't for nothing that I gave you so many discounts."

the driver said.

"So how many were actually killed?"

Liu Zheng asked curiously.

"Want to know?"

"Uh-huh."

He nodded repeatedly.

"I'm not telling you. Pay up now."

The driver extended his hand.

"whispering sound."

Liu Zheng pursed his lips and handed a large stack of money to the driver.

Goodbye, and don't forget my uniform.

As soon as he got the money, the driver threw him out of the tank and drove off.

"They change their minds faster than turning the pages of a book."

Liu Zheng shook his head and then shouted loudly towards the sky.

"Captain Dragonfly has come to pay his respects."

The red dragonfly landed immediately.

"The competition has been arranged; here are the details."

He handed the notes he had made to the red dragonfly.

When I sent the oxen and horses to deliver the fish, I also showed the notes to the white-feathered chicken, and the white-feathered chicken agreed.

The red dragonfly only glanced at it, yet it completely memorized the contents.

It closed its eyes, as if sensing something, and then opened them again.

"No problem, the referee will be absolutely fair and impartial."

The red dragonfly nodded.

It doesn't need to supervise the two contestants' preparation process; it can tell whether the competition rules have been violated just by glancing at the food.

"Summon me again after the chef's soup is ready."

Red Dragonfly said.

It can drink the soup directly from the pot, but it can't enter the Bloody Restaurant; Liu Zheng has to take it out.

"Okay. By the way, Your Honor, can you order takeout?"

Liu Zheng asked curiously.

"Sure, but only the main body can order takeout. Do you want me to order?"

Red Dragonfly said with a serious expression.

"Then forget it."

He quickly shook his head.

Red Dragonfly, a company that clearly has close ties to the city hall, might have its delivery address located in one of the city hall's offices. Only a fool would deliver there.

Liu Zheng didn't think the city hall would allow him to cause trouble like before.

Anyway, this match was requested by Guokou Tangzi, so let her order it.

"This medal you're wearing..."

Red Dragonfly looked at the Venus Tank Medal, seemingly wanting to say something but then stopping herself.

"Is there something wrong?"

he asked quickly.

"It's not a big problem, since you're not a city hall employee. But be careful if you go to the waste treatment plant; it's more conspicuous there than the city hall uniform."

Red Dragonfly pointed to the Venus Tank Medal and said.

"Then I'll put it away later."

Being conspicuous isn't entirely a bad thing.

Red Dragonfly hesitated for a moment, but after glancing at the notes in his hand, she spoke up.

"If you encounter something indescribable, take it out; it might save your life."

What is the indescribable?

Liu Zheng asked.

"The indescribable is indescribable. If it could be described, it wouldn't be indescribable. Even if it were possible to tell you in some way, you shouldn't listen. If you do, something bad will happen."

"This is not the filtered version you've heard."

Captain Dragonfly said a little more in the end.

The filtered version he heard?