Wei Ye was not joking. He left quietly that night without looking back before boarding the ship.

Wei Sushen stood in front of the French window, watching him leave, frowning.

Fang Shan's fatherly nature took over, and with a look of compassion, he said, "My dear child, you still have me."

Wei Sushen didn't feel the slightest bit sad about being abandoned. His eyes flashed with deep thought: "He's not that kind of person."

"What's the meaning?"

The sailboat on the sea had already sailed off into the distance. Wei Sushen turned around and sat on the reclining chair where Fang Shan often leaned. He narrowed his eyes and said, "Given my father's personality, he would never leave easily."

Especially staying and then leaving, such unnecessary things.

Fang Shan raised his eyebrows: "Host, do you think he has other plans?"

Wei Sushen's expression returned to his usual cold expression: "Or perhaps some unexpected situation caused him to leave early."

Fang Shan: "We have as many troubles as he does. We should focus on the present."

Wei Sushen stared at him. They were just a mob, and the system had initially treated them with indifference. They had even unanimously chosen to let things unfold, like a parasite, leaving the one with the most secrets to interrogate later.

"What happened?"

Fang Shan: "It's just some speculation. I'll tell you tomorrow after I confirm it."

Wei Sushen nodded, and seeing that the sea breeze was getting stronger, he prepared to get up and go downstairs to close all the windows.

As I reached the door, a hand grabbed me.

Turning around, Fang Shan was sitting with his legs crossed, one hand on his chin, looking at him eagerly.

Wei Sushen: "No alcohol allowed, not even milk beer."

Fang Shan stared at him intently: "It has nothing to do with the wine, I just changed my mind."

Wei Sushen waited for him to continue.

Fang Shan pursed his lips, meaning to express his guess now.

"According to the law, when the protagonist expresses some speculation but does not finish it, something bad will happen."

"You may have misunderstood," Wei Sushen said expressionlessly, "I am the protagonist."

Fang Shan was amused by his serious and joking manner. He chuckled softly before speaking again: "The bad signal may have nothing to do with these people."

Even with the windows closed, the crashing sound of the waves still seemed to echo dully in his ears. Fang Shan blocked out the sound and said slowly, "I checked the weather forecast before coming here, and it should be calm for the next few days."

The weather right now can be described as moody.

Fang Shan: "It's possible that the system is forcing its way in."

No matter how much knowledge Wei Sushen has, it is only about humans. He doesn't know much about the way the system causes trouble.

Fang Shan has always been quite patient with his host and explained, "A low-level system entering a plane won't cause too much fluctuation, but if the level is very high, intending to venture into other planes will be rejected by the world's will."

He made a direct comparison: "The so-called low-level and high-level are like me and System 333."

System 333, who was cleaning the kitchen downstairs, suddenly sneezed.

Wei Sushen: "Didn't you say before that entering multiple systems at the same time is self-defeating?"

Fang Shan smiled and said, "It turns out that the host still remembers every word I said."

The other person's eyes were calm, so Fang Shan didn't want to continue teasing him. He got down to business: "This is clearly stated in the rules and regulations. Unfortunately, everyone has more or less skirted the rules. After seeing that nothing happened, they gradually stopped taking this rule to heart. In fact..."

He paused, looked at Wei Sushen, and made a knocking gesture on the blackboard: "It's like a very sleepy person is sleeping, and suddenly a fly buzzes in his ear. Because he is too sleepy, he ignores it. However, people's patience is always limited. Once he wakes up..."

Smile and give me a look that shows you understand.

Wei Sushen glanced at the dark clouds rolling in the sky: "Is this a big noise?"

Fang Shan nodded: "That's quite suicidal."

Wei Sushen: "The advanced system may know as much as you do."

The likelihood of making this mistake is low.

Fang Shan: "So the other party must be thinking of making a quick buck and running away."

Wei Sushen's eyebrows moved: "Is this also possible?"

Fang Shan's face was serious: "When doing bad things, the confidence you must have is: as long as I run fast enough."

Wei Sushen shook his head slightly, and suddenly reached out and touched the system's head.

Fang Shan looked over in surprise and heard him say, "Fortunately."

They both knew what was left unsaid. They were feeling fortunate that although they had amazing ideas, they had no idea how to put them into practice.

There was a faint sound of quarrel coming from the next room, as if a charming woman and a man with glasses were arguing. After a while, there was the sound of a door slamming and leaving.

Wei Sushen: "Do you want to end this farce early?"

If we let these people continue to make trouble, it will take at least a week to end.

Fang Shan: "Wait and see. Even if the system wants to force a login, it will take several days." After thinking for a moment, he explained: "Those of us who came in through formal channels are exceptions. If we are smuggling..."

"You need to find a server separately to log in." System 333 walked in with a fruit plate, thinking that these two people must have said something bad about him, and sneezed all the way.

After introducing a bunch of code-related issues, Wei Sushen coughed lightly but System 333 showed no signs of stopping. Finally, Fang Shan picked up the fork from the fruit bowl and waved it in front of him twice before it gradually calmed down.

Fang Shan turned and started eating the fruit. Just as the sweet taste of the apple spread in his mouth, the whole room suddenly fell into darkness.

Because of yesterday's murder, most people living in the villa now sleep with the lights on. Fang Shan opened the window and looked out into the fierce wind. The other rooms were also pitch black.

"The power went out just in time." Fang Shan walked towards the door: "I'll go out and take a look."

Wei Sushen knocked on the table.

Fang Shan said seriously, "Trust my master, I will never take the initiative to cause trouble."

Wei Sushen's eyelids moved: "Be careful."

Fang Shan was stunned for a moment, then suddenly found himself unable to speak. He was more accustomed to being addressed with sarcasm or false tones, and this kind of direct concern made him feel extremely unnatural.

System 333 took a piece of apple and stuffed it into his mouth, but it tasted like chewing wax, like dog food.

As soon as he left the room, Fang Shan's sense of uncertainty instantly vanished. He wasn't as indifferent as he appeared. The trouble caused by a high-level system infiltration was immeasurable. Fang Shan was a spoiled brat himself, and his patience had long since run out.

Accompanied by strong winds, heavy rain suddenly came.

When Fang Shan went downstairs, his steps were lighter than a cat's and did not make any sound.

The sea view villa that Wei Sushen chose was of ordinary decoration, but it was quite large. If it were placed in a horror movie, it would be a natural nest for evil.

Following the subtle sound, Fang Shan lowered his breathing rate to the lowest level and walked over slowly.

He heard a very suppressed sound, as if someone was trying hard to hold back their breathing.

Fang Shan soon found out what had happened. He stood at the corner and could see the two people confronting each other in the dim moonlight.

The man with glasses' voice was trembling, and blood was still flowing from his arm: "Once others know what you did..."

The freckled girl interrupted him with a laugh, "You're not willing to call for help even though you're injured. It seems you haven't given up on the idea of ​​killing me and wanting to take all my skills for yourself."

The man with glasses stared at her intently: "The thing is on you, why are you going to such great lengths to kill it?"

The girl's expression turned regretful. "I only have the first volume. I don't know who has the rest."

Under the shadow of the moonlight, the girl's pupils suddenly shrank and froze in the shadow at the corner.

Fang Shan looked at the shadow that exposed him, sighed softly, and walked out from the corner: "Don't pay attention to me, you guys continue."

The two people who were thinking of taking each other's lives just a few seconds ago now looked at him with the same eyes, a tacit understanding of sharing a common hatred of the enemy.

Fang Shan read their intention to join forces to deal with him first, and showed a relatively gentle smile.

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There was a loud bang, and everything on the table shook.

System 333 steadied the fruit bowl, eyes widening as it asked, "Tsunami?"

Wei Sushen was calm, probably because someone downstairs was performing the stone-breaking chest trick again.

System 333 curled its lips and said, "Those remaining ones are really patient."

Despite such a big commotion, he still hid in the room and refused to come out.

Adjust the brightness of the mobile phone to the maximum so that the brightness of the computer screen is not so glaring.

Wei Sushen finally took his finger off the mouse, looked at him and said, "Don't change the subject, keep talking."

System 333 swallowed and trembled, "Don't tell Fang Shan that I told you that."

Wei Sushen nodded: "I will keep my mouth shut, because he will figure it out himself."

“…”

System 333 looked him in the eye and continued helplessly, "Systems entering through legitimate channels are probably similar to those arriving from outer space, but for systems like ours, we must find a transit point and load the data bit by bit through the carrier to achieve the effect of smuggling."

While speaking, seeing a gleam of light flashing quickly in Wei Sushen's eyes, System 333's heart trembled slightly, and he speculated based on his own experience in smuggling that the other party would most likely choose a certain place as a transit station.

Wei Sushen made a call using the cell phone Wei Ye gave him before he left and gave him a few instructions.

After he hung up, System 333 couldn't help but say, "No matter how powerful human hackers are, they can't stop a system."

Wei Sushen: “Give it a try.”

The person he contacted was the coffee shop owner who was recruiting for the mission when he first became associated with Fang Shan. He was the only computer genius that the mission had explicitly required to be recruited so far, which shows his ability.

Fang Shan came up again about ten minutes later.

Wei Sushen: "Solved?"

Fang Shan didn't discuss the specifics, but simply said, "It will be completely over tomorrow."

The storm subsided in the second half of the night, and Fang Shan had no plans to sleep tonight. He stared at the suddenly clearing weather, then glanced down at his phone, which suddenly had a full signal, and wondered, "Did I guess wrong?"

There is no system that wants to sneak across the border.

System 333 glanced at him furtively and said with a peculiar expression, "Maybe there is, but it got stuck while climbing over the wall."

The author has something to say: A system that attempts to sneak over the wall: Bastard, let me finish loading!