The world has turned into Hell's Game, why should I stay human?
Chapter 466 - 379 I Love Eating Children Who Get Scared and Pee Themselves_2

Chapter 466: Chapter 379 I Love Eating Children Who Get Scared and Pee Themselves_2

Liu Zheng rolled his eyes and scoffed sarcastically at her.

"Ah!"

The little girl, frightened, hugged her head and crouched down on the spot.

But after waiting for a while, the anticipated attack did not come.

"Huh?"

She cautiously lifted her head and found Liu Zheng looking at her with a sly smirk.

"How can someone your size bully a girl?"

The little girl said angrily.

"Who says big guys can’t bully girls? Bullying girls is so much fun. If it weren’t for bullying girls, I wouldn’t have grown this big."

His smile turned even more mischievous.

"Hmph, big bully."

The little girl pouted.

"The big bully is going to close the elevator doors now. If you want to get in, you’d better hurry. The next ride might bring you face-to-face with an even bigger bully."

Liu Zheng said, his hand resting on the elevator door.

"..."

The little girl hesitated for a few seconds, and finally, gritting her teeth, she entered the elevator.

"Ha!"

He suddenly raised his hands, pretending to pounce on her.

"Ah!"

The little girl was scared so much that she sat down on the floor, her complexion ghostly pale.

"Uh..."

Seeing the spreading puddle on the floor and smelling the scent in the air, Liu Zheng started feeling awkward.

"Come on, are you really that scared to pee yourself?"

He touched his nose as he spoke.

"Wah!"

Her emotions already teetering on the edge, his words completely broke her.

"You, you’re bullying me, wah!"

She started crying loudly, tears streaming down.

"Can we slow the elevator ascent a bit?"

Liu Zheng asked loudly.

"Certainly, Sir, would you like to pause the ascent?"

Samurai Yifa asked.

"Let’s pause it."

"As you wish, Sir."

With another shake, the elevator stopped, and a fault sign appeared on the display.

"Alright, stop crying. Would admitting I’m one percent at fault satisfy you?"

Liu Zheng said, looking at the little girl with her face smeared with tears and snot, feeling a headache coming on.

"Obviously, it’s all your fault."

The little girl spoke in choked sobs.

"Wow, you can still talk, impressive! You’re definitely from Metropolis."

He gave a thumbs up.

People in reality who cry like this can’t even speak a complete sentence, let alone breathe properly.

"How is it all my fault? You did pee yourself. I was just stating the fact frankly, it’s just that your defense is too weak."

He argued confidently.

"Wah! You bully!"

The little girl cried even louder.

"Stop fucking crying, or I’ll eat you up!"

Liu Zheng, his head aching from the noise, threatened.

"You want to eat me too?"

The little girl stopped crying, her tone tinged with sadness.

"If you don’t cry, I won’t eat you. I only eat crying children."

He said.

"Then I won’t cry anymore."

The little girl wiped her eyes with her sleeves and then supported herself up off the floor with her hands.

Her movements were careful, not letting her sleeves touch the snot or the urine stains.

Although Liu Zheng felt it didn’t make much difference, as the stain on her pants was still quite evident.

"You sure switch faces fast enough."

Watching the little girl’s face gradually calm down, he couldn’t help but comment.

"What did you say?"

The little girl tilted her head.

"Nothing, it’s fine."

Liu Zheng shook his head.

Those who survive in Metropolis, every one of them has special skills, so the little girl’s performance was actually normal.

"Are you human?"

He asked.

Due to either strength or identity reasons, Liu Zheng lacked the ability to discern races like Niu Ma.

"Yes. Are you too?"

The little girl looked at him expectantly.

"Basically, yes."

Liu Zheng thought for a moment and replied.

With the suppression of the Red Ghost, his human content should still be over 50%.

In a place like Metropolis, having 50% human content is considered high.

"So were you captured and brought here too?"

The little girl asked.

"No way, I came here on my own to apply for a job, and I took a backdoor route too."

Liu Zheng said proudly.

"Oh, I thought you were like me."

The little girl said disappointedly.

"You were captured?"

"Yeah."

The little girl responded gloomily.

"So what are you trying to do? Are you planning to escape?"

Liu Zheng asked,

"If so, would you report me?"

The little girl looked at him and asked, expressionless.

"Of course not."

He shook his head.

"Really?"

The little girl’s eyes lit up a bit.

"Such a naughty child, I would of course hide and slowly eat by myself."

Liu Zheng said purposely in a sinister tone.

Upon hearing the word "eat," the little girl shivered in fright but then settled down again.

"Huh? Why are you not afraid anymore?"

This time it was his turn to be somewhat disappointed.

"Because I know you won’t eat me."

The little girl shook her head.

"No one talks so much to their food, you and Sister Yangzi are both good people."

She said calmly.

Although Yangzi is just a bit irritable, while the man before her is a bit too morbidly fascinated.

"Then you have seen too little; many people not only talk to their food, they even argue with it."

Liu Zheng chuckled.

Here’s a nameless drunk with self-proclaimed French noble lineage.

"Oh."

The little girl nodded nonchalantly.

"Why don’t you counter me anymore?"

"I’m out of energy."

The little girl said softly.

Since she entered the Hundred Ghosts Bathhouse, her nerves had been stretched tight like a spring pushed to its limit.

But after Liu Zheng broke down her mindset just now, she couldn’t tense up anymore.

"Sir, the time is about up."

Liu Zheng was about to continue questioning when Samurai Yifa’s voice came through.

"What is your name?"

He asked the little girl.

"Wan Zi."

The little girl said.

"Is that your real name or a code name?"

"A code name."

The little girl replied.

"Then what is your real name?"

"...Xiao Wan."

The little girl hesitated for a moment, then still revealed it.

"No matter what happens, survive. If you can live through tonight, you might just keep on living."

Liu Zheng said.

"Really?"

Xiao Wan’s eyes shone again.

"I never lie."

At most, I only tell half the truth.

"Can you tell me your name?"

Xiao Wan suddenly asked.

"Yes. My code name is Ren He, and my real name is Liu Zheng."

He said.

"I remember. Mr. Liu Zheng, can you help me survive?"

Xiao Wan cautiously asked.

"What’s in it for me?"

Liu Zheng countered.

He wasn’t any indiscriminately kind person; causing a mess while rescuing Jinzi to create an escape opportunity for Xiao Wan was okay, but helping her specifically required some benefit.

"This is all I have."

Xiao Wan took off a pendant from her neck and handed it to Liu Zheng.

Beneath the silver chain, a diamond-shaped metal fragment was attached.

"Huh, looks a bit familiar." He took the pendant, and an item description immediately popped up.

"Name: Fragment of the Killing Stone (disposable)"

"Type: Tool/Miscellaneous"

"Quality: Exquisite"

"Effect One: Can slice through any creature’s body, causing negative mutations."

"Effect Two: When used as a forging material, can increase the sharpness of weapons and their lethality to living creatures."

"Note: How many times do I have to say, I’m not turning into a fox!"

"Can be taken out of the instance: Yes"

"It really is this thing."

Liu Zheng brows rose.

And the piece Xiao Wan gave him was significantly larger than the one Guo Koutangzi had given him.

"It’s unknown how many pieces this Killing Stone actually has, the system doesn’t give any hints, not user-friendly at all."

He complained inwardly, then returned the pendant to Xiao Wan.

"Which department are you in?"

Liu Zheng asked.

"I’m in the Servicing Department."

"Okay. I remember your situation, if there’s a chance, I will save you. Before that, try everything to survive."

He stared into Xiao Wan’s eyes as he spoke.

"Yes, I remembered!"

Xiao Wan nodded vigorously.

"Good."

"Ding!"

Liu Zheng was about to say something else, but the elevator abruptly started moving and stopped almost immediately.

"Survive and wait for me to come for my payment."

He reached out, tousled Xiao Wan’s head, then walked out of the opened elevator doors.