Lin Hang didn't know whether An Ning's question was sincere or just meant to annoy him, but he answered it very seriously.

"If it is indeed excessive self-defense, the law will be the best weapon to protect you."

The meaning is already quite clear.

If it wasn't excessive self-defense, but rather intentional retaliation, then the law is the best weapon to punish her.

An Ning didn't react to his reply, but simply waved to him with her back turned. Her voice was carried to Lin Hang's ears by the wind, "I'm leaving. Remember to record the call."

This was such a small matter that Lin Hang didn't need An Ning to remind him. The moment An Ning called, Lin Hang turned on the recorder.

It's always best to be prepared for anything.

What if the other party reveals some very important information during the conversation?

If the recording wasn't made in time, there would be one less piece of irrefutable evidence that could have completely pinned them down.

Anning's journey was smooth. She walked the hundred-odd meters smoothly and entered the abandoned factory area smoothly, and then entered the abandoned factory building smoothly.

At that time, there weren't so few people accompanying them.

One of the dark gun barrels was pointed at her left temple, another at her right temple, and the last one at her brow—all positions that could kill with a single shot.

The woman I asked seemed quite confident, replying with certainty, "The information shows... you really do seem to have some kind of illness."

Gu Tailing lacked that confidence.

When the woman read the emotions on her family's faces—that her son was indeed mentally challenged—she quickly changed her tune.

I wasn't talking to An Ning, but to the people under my command; I tilted my head slightly.

Lu Liangwei, who had initially thought An Ning was an idiot after hearing my words, frowned deeply when he heard me change my tune. "He just needs to tell you that you are currently acting abnormally."

The moment An Ning opened the dilapidated roller shutter door, three guns were pointed at her head.

I don't believe a word I'm told. Anyone can lie to me, but the people under my command definitely will.

That sentence came out of nowhere, and even Ray Lui frowned when he heard it. "Is that guy out of his mind?"

An Ning, who only vaguely saw the scene, didn't react at all. She just chuckled and said, "Aim carefully. If you kill someone with one shot, it won't hurt much."

“You’re a doctor too… how did you know…” the woman muttered loudly, but before I could feel a cold gaze looking up at me, I quickly changed my words, “Abnormal, you think you’re acting quite abnormally right now.”

"That person is quite abnormal in some situations. When he is abnormal, he is dumber than he is now... but when he is abnormal, he is more frightening than he is now."

An Ning released her grip on the roller shutter, blinked, and put on a fake shy smile. "You're all so enthusiastic, don't you feel a little embarrassed?"

Upon hearing this, Ray Lui's expression became even more subtle.

"How can a young person say such things when someone points a gun at them?" Ray Lui stared at An Ning, the fingertip holding the gun twitching slightly, as if preparing to pull the trigger.

How could someone who isn't mentally ill send my son to prison?