Enforcer Manual
Chapter 901 - 855: Falling Protection Makes Your Life Better_3

Chapter 901: Chapter 855: Falling Protection Makes Your Life Better_3

He glanced at the security chief’s wife and his voice came to an abrupt halt.

Vadim believed that the security chief, having lived in Sector Four for so many years, must have heard about the methods of torture used in the black market.

"What happened the night of the attack on the founder of Kolo Film Industry? What allowed everyone in the security department to survive?"

In the work report, the security chief claimed that an assassin from a civilian organization had deployed hypnotic gas through the ventilation ducts, putting most people to sleep.

Yet so many of the details did not withstand scrutiny.

How did the hypnotized security guards manage to wake up suddenly before the building collapsed and escape to safety?

You see, the incident that night was comparable to several years ago when someone used a Miniature Tactical Nuclear Bomb to blow up the Tesla Technology Building, resulting in the company’s entire building being erased. In that previous terrorist attack, the death toll was countless, yet this time, there was not even a single casualty.

The only explanation Vadim could think of was that the security chief was an insider working with those civilian assassins, jointly planning the kidnapping of the founder.

However, he wasn’t here to play detective and naturally didn’t need to follow those legitimate methods.

"Now you have 2 minutes to tell me the truth and where Monica is hiding."

"Do you want to know how I survived?"

The security chief assessed the situation at hand.

He had heard of Vadim’s methods of torture and could foresee the direction this was heading—whether he told the truth or not, it wouldn’t change the ultimate outcome.

The most important reason why Kolo Film Industry always confidently left the dirty work to Vadim was his clean operations, never leaving any loose ends.

Following his style, a fire would break out in this apartment in half an hour.

After professional examination, this "unforeseen" fire would be the cause of death for him and his wife.

But it was also because of Vadim’s question that the security chief recalled the events of that night, which had changed his perspective and transformed him.

"Then let me show you with your own eyes."

The security chief made his move.

However, in Vadim’s eyes, his movements were far too slow, and even without activating "Overload Type IV," he had more than a dozen ways to instantly take care of the man. He also immediately deduced the security chief’s true intention.

Pretending to rush at him, but the actual target was his wife.

Vadim didn’t make a move; he waited with interest for the security chief to brush past him and knock his wife, who was tied to the chair, to the ground.

To him, it was a meaningless action, neither saving his wife nor changing the current predicament.

More ludicrously, the act of falling exposed all of his weaknesses to the enemy.

Vadim thought of a possibility.

Perhaps the man simply wanted to die in front of his wife, so he might not have to endure the pain that was to come.

The mortal’s struggle at death’s door once again made Vadim acutely aware of the power brought by evolution.

At this moment, he had already transcended mortals!

"Futile resistance, you know what’s about to happen..."

Vadim’s words came to an abrupt end.

When he came to his senses, he was stunned to find himself outside a high-end apartment building, the door behind him closing slowly, as if reminding him he had accomplished his mission here.

But... what had just happened?

When he tried to think about what happened afterward, only one answer came to mind.

——The security chief was defeated.

His memories lacked details, leaving only the final outcome.

Just like the cold mission logs in games, it simply reminded him of the "adventures" that had taken place.

No, that’s not right.

He didn’t come to defeat the security chief!

Vadim turned around, grinding his teeth as he put his hand on the doorknob. Yet some inexplicable force stopped him from returning.

"You have already defeated the security department, there’s no need to go back."

At this moment, just like those RPG games, an "Air Wall" blocked his way back. Whenever Vadim tried to open the door, the cold "Adventure Log" would remind him like this.