Jiang Erwen is missing?

"She disappeared yesterday afternoon and didn't reply to our messages. We thought she went out to buy something, but she still hasn't returned since the whole night..."

"Why didn't you tell me last night?"

Why is it so worrying every day?

"Didn't something happen here last night? I didn't want to disturb you..."

"Okay, I get it. Next time you encounter something like this, remember to tell me earlier."

Chu Yao thought for a moment and sent a message to Chen Yu:

"Master Shen, no matter how big a commotion I make, will you cover it?"

"What do you want to do? Don't do anything rash!" Chen Yu replied immediately. I wonder if he hadn't slept all night either.

Now that he had reached a cooperation with Shen Yu, there was no need for him to play gang house with these little guys.

Give the Fish Head Gang... a little shock from the cultivators.

"Xiaohuo, call out Gong Xiaoran and ask her to cooperate with Qingyu in the operation. It's time to draw the sword." Chu Yao smiled.

"Tell me what you're going to do first! Answer me now!"

Messages came one after another. Impatient Chu Yao directly blocked Chen Yu, and then disappeared in Princess Ye's hall.

——

East Eighth Ring Road, Lian Guiren Nightclub.

A girl was sitting in a closed room indifferently, with worry written all over her face.

The girl was very thin, with dry and messy hair that looked like it hadn't been washed for many days.

If you look closely, you will find that her facial features are somewhat similar to Jiang Erwen.

There was nothing in the room except the bed and the table, not even a window. There was food on the floor in front of the door, but she didn't move at all. She just sat there with her knees crossed on the bed, not knowing what she was thinking.

She didn't know how long she had been there. There was no clock, no windows, and she could only rely on the food delivered three times a day to judge that she had been locked up for nearly a month.

The girl is sixteen years old and only in the first year of high school. For her, this endless confinement is simply torture.

She had just finished school that day when she was forcibly abducted by a group of people and taken to a van. Terrified, she recalled the news she had read online and thought she might be sold to a remote mountain village by human traffickers.

Turns out they just kept her imprisoned here.

She tried to get something out of the people who delivered the food, but she only vaguely learned that it was related to her sister.

Their parents divorced early and disappeared, leaving the two sisters to depend on each other in an old house on a dark street. It was the elder sister who raised her.

She had never suffered much hardship since she was a child. She had never lost out to any other child of her age in terms of food, clothing and other expenses. Even the school she attended was an expensive private school.

Her sister always gave her the best, but never told her what her job was. She didn't know why her sister had gotten involved with such a terrible group of people. She was more worried about her sister's safety than her own.

"Are you okay, sister..." She buried her head deeply in her arms, and the dried tear marks on her face witnessed her fear and longing for her sister in the past month.

While she was still lying in a daze on the bed, there was a sudden sound of a lock being unlocked outside the door.

Didn’t you just come to deliver breakfast?

She raised her head cautiously and glanced towards the door.

The door opened a little, and the figure the girl had been thinking about day and night appeared there. Her eyes finally regained their luster, and she quickly got up from the bed.

Long-term lack of exercise made her stumble and fall to the ground, but she still tried to support her weak body with her hands:

"elder sister!"

The visitor was Jiang Erwen, the imprisoned girl's older sister. She wasn't wearing glasses, but a black windbreaker. Her tired eyes were filled with the joy of reunion.

"Er Ya!"

Seeing her sister fall to the floor, she screamed and ran over to hold her in her arms.

"Sister... I thought I would never see you again." Jiang Erya burst into tears, unable to believe that what she saw was real.

"Erya, you have suffered." Jiang Erwen hugged her sister and patted her back gently.

She smelled a strong odor of excrement in the room, and anger was hidden in her eyes. She found it hard to imagine what kind of torture her usually delicate sister had suffered.

Jiang Erwen hugged her sister's face, and her thin face made her feel distressed:

"Sorry, Erya, I'm late. I'll get you out right now. Can you still leave?"

"Yeah." Jiang Erya wiped the tears from her face and tried hard to stand up, but she felt a pain in her ankle.

"Sister, I think I sprained my ankle."

"It's okay, I'll carry you on my back." Jiang Erwen squatted down, carried her sister on her back, and slowly walked towards the exit.

"Sister, what on earth is going on? These people are so scary. What on earth are they doing..."

"After we escape, I'll tell you everything, okay? Don't make any noise now."

"Yeah." Jiang Erya nodded and shut up obediently.

Walking out of the room, there is a long and narrow corridor. It seems to be an underground facility and there are no windows anywhere.

The aging incandescent light bulb above her head crackled as Jiang Erwen carried her sister on her back as she walked past one locked door after another.

Jiang Erya seemed to hear painful groans coming from some rooms, and the howls coming from one of them were simply not human. She didn't know what kind of pain this person was going through.

She covered her mouth with her hands, suppressing the urge to scream.

"I can't take the main road. Turn left from the emergency exit in front..."

Jiang Erwen ignored those voices, as they were now too busy to take care of themselves.

She recalled the route and arrived at a big door safely. A sign with the words "Emergency Exit" in large letters was flashing a faint green light on the wall.

"Okay, it's about time. Let's go to the first floor and go through the back door..."

Just as she was about to push the door open, the sound of hurried footsteps interrupted her thoughts. These footsteps came from the stairwell, and judging from the sound, there were at least four or five people.

Damn it! Why did he come back early?

A trace of anxiety finally appeared on Jiang Erwen's calm face. She squatted down and looked around quickly to see if there was any place to hide.

Is there no other way but to return?

She carried Erya on her back, turned around decisively and was about to run back, but unfortunately she was still a step too late.

A dark-skinned man pushed the door open with a bang, and five followers stood behind him.

"My little Wenwen, I didn't expect you to be so brave now."

The man's voice was teasing, but Jiang Erwen could hear the sinisterness in his words.

"Unfortunately, your trick of luring the tiger away from the mountain is useless to me, Ding Nan."