Enforcer Manual
Chapter 1140 - 962: Your 23 Ways to Die_3

Chapter 1140: Chapter 962: Your 23 Ways to Die_3

Headache splitting, Vadim had to stand at the desk for a long time before he could stabilize his condition.

At the same time, he also understood why they said this was his only chance.

The headache not only made the world in his eyes expand and blur but also allowed him to see through the tadpole-like text.

This was the last message left by a researcher, written with the last shred of clarity before losing consciousness completely.

Because he knew that after the accident erupted, the company would definitely send a security squad to infiltrate the facility and rescue as much of the research data as possible.

Perhaps the security team would come to this room and see this final piece of information.

The antibody vaccine was in the East District of the experimental facility, but that area was a disaster zone. Devourers seemed to be able to parasitically steal the memories and knowledge of their hosts, and going to the vaccine’s location required facing the mutated monsters hatched by the devourers.

The researcher who left this message sarcastically mentioned he no longer had the courage—waiting here for death was his ultimate end.

The tadpole text also mentioned other area information.

The armory was less than 300 meters away; maybe he could find some heat weapons there to deal with the giant mantises.

Like other creatures, the devourers didn’t like flame.

Vadim waited for a long time, but the dense text didn’t change again.

There were no new game hints, no conveniently drawn map of the lab, no detailed route planned out for him.

Worse still, a chilling sound came from the drainpipe.

He had to act fast.

After confirming there were no more movements outside the stall, Vadim ran towards the door before anything could spring out of the drainage pipe.

Even without the hints, he would escape from this hellhole.

The armory seemed a good place to head; he needed weapons to roast the bugs or at least use their fear of flame to fend them off temporarily.

Then there was the East District, mentioned in the researcher’s data report.

...

Vadim’s train of thought abruptly stopped.

As he was about to exit, his vision shifted.

The whole world spun, but with his vision blurred from the parasitic effect, he still saw the "scenery" behind him.

A headless body stood at the door, still in the motion of running forward.

Only with the bloodstain did he discern the trap set on the quarantine door—the sharp metal wires.

"Thud—"

His head dropped onto the fungal carpet with a slight noise and the remaining sight was quickly obscured by the proliferating tendrils.

"Be careful of the metal wires on the door when you leave."

As consciousness plunged into darkness, Vadim’s last thought emerged.

"Experiment over, Consciousness Entity has dissipated."

"Experiment count 23 times."

"Proceed to the next experiment?"

"Continue."

Qi He stood before the mechanical device, giving a firm answer to the artificial intelligence.

"Failed again, huh?"

Gustav sighed sympathetically, "It’s pitiful, he probably isn’t even aware that he’s become a Little Mice."

"Maybe."

Qi He focused on observing the influences showcased by the equipment.

Awakened from a nightmare in the compartment of the abandoned lab once more, Vadim, the witness to his experiment, didn’t feel the relief of someone outside the "Box"; rather, a persistent thought haunted him.

Qi He stared blankly at the "Nothingness" mark illuminated by light.

He always felt that compared to the last time Vadim awoke, the brilliance on the mark had brightened a bit more.

"Right, Gustav, Anjing."

He spoke without looking back, "How can you be sure that the reality we are in now is indeed 100% pure reality?"