Enforcer Manual
Chapter 313: Taking You to Experience the Authentic Horn Bug Life_1

Chapter 313: Chapter 313: Taking You to Experience the Authentic Horn Bug Life_1

For Lu Xiang and Dr. Bai Zhu, restoring the data of a sealed website was not difficult.

In less than half an hour, the two hacked into the database of the website that had been sealed years ago and even found Zhuang Chi’s account.

Indeed, besides Aljom, all the character cards had been collected; she was only one step away from her dream of becoming a little rich lady.

However, the discovery that followed was beyond everyone’s expectations.

They had thought that this emerging beverage company used the Rebel Army cards as a gimmick, and after scoring big sales, it had become the target of envy from competitors, eventually being sanctioned by the United Government. However, when they carefully compared the information on the back of the character cards, they realized that the descriptions of the Rebel Army cadres and leaders were mostly accurate.

What Zhuang Chi referred to as fabrications were mostly related to those R cards with bounties less than 10 million watts; it was hard to imagine how an internal beverage company of the United Government got hold of such intelligence.

Song Lan felt he had become somewhat numb to high bounties.

Just as Zhuang Chi had said, criminals with bounties less than 5 million watts didn’t even get the chance to show up.

As for Mr. Chai Ke...

"After the company was sealed, all core members were taken away by people from the Counter-Intelligence Department, and nothing about the subsequent events was recorded on the network,"

Dr. Bai Zhu said. Being taken away by the Counter-Intelligence Department and then disappearing without a trace was the only possibility, as this was their usual method.

For the Counter-Intelligence Department, there was no option of leniency for those who confessed or severity for those who resisted; whether one confessed truthfully or not, those who went in never came out again.

"However, in this case, the United Government’s suspicion of their connection with the Rebel Army is quite understandable... I notice you are quite concerned about Aljom’s affair. What, are you planning to muddy the waters this time?"

"It’s complicated."

Firstly, the spy sent to Aljom’s territory was Lu Xiang’s teacher, and their relationship was somewhat delicate.

On one hand, she greatly admired the other party and was grateful for her teacher’s care during her school years; on the other hand, she had to be wary of her teacher’s identity as a Spy Master.

Moreover, a meeting between Esinvig and Aljom at this point was indeed sensitive.

As the seventeenth district was the United Government’s designated primary battlefield, if war indeed broke out, they also had to be fully prepared.

Since Dr. Bai Zhu’s disappearance, both the United Government and the Rebel Army had become extremely cautious regarding the network, which was probably why Esinvig traveled thousands of miles to meet Aljom.

Having face-to-face conversations in an absolutely secure room meant leaving no traces on the network.

"This matter is likely more complicated than you think. The tricks you used before would hardly work in Aljom’s territory,"

Putting on a hood and disguising as an anti-terrorism elite was absolutely impossible to enact on Fourth Neutral Country’s territory, "Their xenophobia is beyond your imagination; people in every shelter almost all know each other, and once they encounter an unfamiliar face, they are likely to seize and screen him immediately."

That was their attitude towards strangers under normal circumstances, let alone during the critical period of Esinvig’s meeting with Aljom.

"Plus, I always feel that someone on the United Government’s side wants this war to break out."

It was only after arriving in the seventeenth district that Bai Zhu realized how delicate the situation was between the United Government and the Neutral Countries, and also understood why the Rebel Army had been able to grow in Neutral Countries over the past few years.

"Oh, by the way," she abruptly remembered something, "You can go see Ge Fu; he has recently developed a new technology that might be able to help you."

...

Once again, it was proven that Ge Fu had exceptional talent in infection studies, always managing to produce new innovations regularly.

The only downside might have been that his mental state seemed increasingly unstable, and even the tone of his speech had become much sharper.

"Ge Fu, still busy?"

Having said goodbye to Bai Zhu, Song Lan made his way to Ge Fu’s lab.

"What? You’re also here to participate in the Horn Bug Warrior Selection League?"

Ge Fu suddenly looked up, his tone excited, "Including you, that makes nine contestants now!"

He had noticed that everyone was very interested in the Warrior League he was organizing. In the past few days, anyone who had spoken to him was automatically added to his list of enthusiastic participants, even Captain Sammuen of the Shadow Guards, who happened to pass by, had been counted among the contestants.

"I get it, you must want to scout out the other competitors before the competition. Hmm, I can only warn you that the contestant Xinyue is strong and is a powerful contender for the champion of the first Warrior League."

Facing the incessant Ge Fu, Song Lan felt that he was becoming more and more intimidating.

He hadn’t even said anything, and Ge Fu was able to continue the topic on his own.

"What exactly is this Horn Bug Warrior Selection League?"

"What? You don’t know about this event?"

Ge Fu’s eyes widened in surprise, "This is the most anticipated event in District Seventeen recently, and it had a wide audience from the start, with a total of 1,371 Horn Bugs clicking ’like’!"

"Alright, what are the rules of this competition?"

"We can’t not mention one of the greatest inventions of the 22nd century—the neuron sensor!"

Ge Fu seemed prepared for this very moment, everything he had done in the lab today was in anticipation of Song Lan asking this critical question.

He picked up a headband from the workbench, which looked a bit rough at the joints, made up of electronic components whose names Song Lan couldn’t recall. Through the cracks, you could vaguely see the flesh and blood tissue of a Devourer.

Ge Fu, without any explanation, put the headband on his head and then helped him sit down in the research facility’s recliner.

"Get ready mentally, the show is about to begin!"

"What..."

Before Song Lan could say a word, the scene before his eyes underwent a drastic change.

After a brief stab of pain, the dizzying state finally returned to normal, but when his perspective cleared, he noticed a problem.

His perspective had become very low, almost touching the floor.

Ge Fu loomed over him like a giant; he seemed to have expected this change as he bent down and looked at Song Lan.

"This is a seed contestant for the Warrior League; I call it ’Lightning’! Its compatibility with prosthetic bodies is exceptionally excellent. In addition to the standardized prosthetic body for a Horn Bug, I’ve also enhanced its tendons and scythes. Here, try operating this new body."

With Ge Fu’s explanation, Song Lan finally understood why his viewpoint had dropped.

He tried to embrace this novel experience, lifting up two sharp pincers.

That headband just now...

It had actually connected his consciousness with that of a Horn Bug!

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