The next morning, Ye Wan arrived at the Department of Punishments with the waist token given to her by Xi Louyue in her hand.
Xi Louyue told her that as long as she chatted with one prisoner, her entry into the animal park would be over.
If she could get the prisoner to vomit something, she could play with the kitten anytime she wanted.
Ye Wan thought to herself, "This Second Elder really has unique tastes. What does he want someone else's vomit for?"
It's probably used as a medicinal guide.
vomit--
This prisoner was a tough nut to crack; he endured all sorts of punishments from the head of the judiciary without ever flinching.
Physical torture was of no use to him.
Psychological attacks are even more ineffective.
This person is skilled at understanding people's hearts and manipulating words. Many interrogators who have been questioned by him either become indifferent and find life meaningless, or they are brainwashed, become dull-witted, and indulge in fantasies, only recovering after seven days.
Those who indulge in fantasy are still not satisfied after waking up, and even want to do it again.
Even Luo Cheng himself almost fell victim to it.
We still haven't been able to get his name.
So they sought help from Xilouyue.
Xi Louyue has a sharp tongue, but her mind is not solid, and her health is terrible; she could die at the slightest carelessness.
So, not wanting to take the risk, they handed this menial task over to Ye Wan.
Let's just consider it as giving the little girl more experience and enriching her inner world.
A new prison warden named Wang Wu, a confidant of Luo Cheng, was welcomed into the Department of Punishments.
Wang Wu stared at the waist token Ye Wan handed him, looked at it suspiciously, and then led Ye Wan inside without saying anything.
The Department of Punishments is different from the dungeon of the Immortal Venerable's Mansion. Most of the prisoners here have committed minor crimes or have not yet been convicted.
The person Ye Wan is going to meet today is the latter.
To be convicted, the person must confess.
Wang Wu and Ye Wan repeatedly instructed them not to look the prisoner directly in the eye or be swayed by his words.
Otherwise, it is very easy to fall into an illusion and not be able to get out.
Ye Wan nodded.
They arrived at a fairly clean prison cell.
Wang Wu put Ye Wan inside and then left.
The prisoners in the cell were not even restrained, their cultivation levels were very low, and their appearances were also average.
This kind of person is hard to spot in a crowd because he is so ordinary.
Ye Wan didn't really want to talk to this kind of person.
Because he's not good-looking.
She found a relatively clean spot in the cell, sat down, and took out some pastries wrapped in oil paper from her small bag and started eating them.
The criminals had seen this kind of trick before.
Pretend to ignore him, then pique his curiosity and get him to speak up.
This allows us to gain the initiative in the dialogue and seize the upper hand.
I never expected that this young girl would be so cunning.
That's really something.
It was a prison cell after all, with basic conditions and no tea. Ye Wan felt choked and could only punch herself twice.
Once the snack is swallowed, interest in food diminishes sharply.
We had no choice but to put the snacks away.
Upon noticing the prisoner staring at her, Ye Wan said:
"It's no use looking at me, I'm not giving you any!"
Who wants to eat?
Ye Wan's words were clearly unexpected by the prisoner.
He prided himself on being able to see through people's hearts, but he couldn't see what this little girl was thinking.
Perhaps Ye Wan was pretending to be stupid to lower his guard.
The cell was dimly lit, and Ye Wan started to feel sleepy after eating.
Then she yawned and started to doze off.
Judging from her breathing rhythm, she fell asleep the moment she closed her eyes.
...
After confirming that Ye Wan was really asleep, the prisoner's eyelids started twitching.
The veins on his forehead were practically bursting!
This morning, I only ate two bites of snacks before falling asleep?
How could a girl her age dare to fall asleep in such a dark place?
Okay, that's interesting.
Since you're asleep, I'll let you have a sweet dream.
The prisoner approached Ye Wan and tried to wake her up:
"Wake up, girl!"
Ye Wan did not wake up.
The prisoner shook Ye Wan's shoulder again.
Ye Wan was shaken so badly that she lost her balance and fell headfirst to the ground with a thud. She remained unconscious.
The prisoner couldn't help but yell, "Wake up!"
Ye Wan probably found it noisy, frowned, changed her position, and still fell asleep.
The prisoner had never seen such an oddball before and resolved to ignore Ye Wan.
He turned his back to Ye Wan, ignoring her, but he couldn't help feeling bothered.
This idea grew stronger and stronger, reaching its peak an hour later when Ye Wan woke up stretching.
She's awake! She'll definitely try to get information out of him next.
When the time comes, you must choose to ignore it!
Let her taste it too!
Ye Wan woke up, rubbed her eyes, and knocked on the cell door, preparing to leave.
Prisoner: Did you come here to sleep?
He finally couldn't help but call out to Ye Wan.
"Young lady, is there nothing you wish to ask me?"
Ye Wan shook her head: "Hmm, I don't remember, I don't think so. I'm hungry, I'm going out for lunch. Uncle Turtle, open the door for me!"
The prisoner laughed angrily and pounded on the iron gate. Ye Wan glanced at him impatiently.
That glance went straight into the prisoner's eyes.
The next instant, the scene before Ye Wan's eyes suddenly changed.
She was no longer in a dark prison cell, but in a very open area.
In front of them was a large lake, and a person was sitting under a tree on the lake shore.
It was Su Hanjiang, whom Ye Wan had been longing for day and night.
Ye Wan felt completely refreshed and, forgetting her hunger, rushed to Su Hanjiang, unable to contain her excitement.
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