Moreover, once it's violated, it's irreparable, irreparable...?

What does this mean?

Qi Mingren never intentionally broke the rules and was unaware of the consequences.

An overwhelming fear welled up from the bottom of his heart, and before long, his right hand, which was holding the rules, began to tremble uncontrollably.

Before he could even wet his pants, he was quickly sucked into the punishment room.

Before him stood the Punisher, clad in a black robe.

The bronze mask concealed his entire face, but Qi Mingren could still clearly sense the chilling killing intent emanating from those eyes.

Did he offend the Punisher?

Why...why do you see him like that...?

However, the punishment gave him no time to react; soon after, he was drowned in the extremely cold icy water.

Nie Linyuan even deliberately didn't touch the chain. As for why?

Of course, it's because that chain was used to lock up Jinjin, and no one else can touch it. If we keep it and modify it, maybe we can... continue to lock up Jinjin.

After having dinner with Si Jin, Nie Linyuan left, saying that new people had entered the punishment room and he had to go check on them.

After reminding him not to punish people blindly, Si Jin closed her clothes and went out.

Just now, in the system screen that Xiao Yao returned to, he saw more than a dozen monkeys fighting each other, and in the end, only three survived.

According to the employee handbook, he should throw the dead monkeys into the incinerator, grind their bones to ashes, and record the number of monkeys to be counted daily.

Si Jin put on gloves and pulled out all the monkey carcasses, but did not immediately throw them into the incinerator.

Perhaps because of the corpses, the monkeys died with their eyes wide open, their eyes and movements filled with sorrow.

At this moment, they seem not to be animals, but... people?

Si Jin paused, then remembered Nie Linyuan's words—"Those people never appeared again, and the next day, the zoo would have many more strange animals."

Strange animals, monkeys with rabbit ears...

Could he perhaps think even bolder: these monkeys are actually players who have lost their minds and been devoured by "it"?

They have long forgotten that they are human beings, and have become aliens assimilated by "it"?!

The idea was almost absurd, but Si Jin found it quite believable.

Monkeys are social and aggressive creatures. In monkey parks, the monkeys are even more volatile, and it is common for them to fight each other to death.

So even after turning into an animal, "it" had no intention of leaving these players a way out!

What a deep-seated hatred and grudge this is!

Instead of putting the monkeys into the incinerator, Si Jin used his divine power to dig more than a dozen small pits and threw the monkeys into them one by one.

At least let's leave the body intact before confirming our conjecture.

He wasn't particularly pitying them; survival games are like battlefields, and it's impossible for people not to die. Besides, these players are no longer human; they attack humans and are no different from zombies in the apocalypse.

Not to mention now, even before he arrived, many people had died.

Reality is not the dream world of fairy tales; it cannot protect every player.

All we can do now is avenge the original owner while quickly destroying "it" and ending this ridiculous tale.

He did not burn the monkey according to the rules, and the crying was heard again. A short while later, Si Jin came to the punishment room again.

But this time, what came into view were two extremely cold glass water tanks.

One of them contained the unconscious Qi Mingren, and the other was...