Lin Zhenzhen had never felt this way before.
It's like your body being smashed, crushed, broken into countless tiny pieces, and then haphazardly reassembled.
Although it still retained its human form, its internal organs felt as if they had shifted, causing excruciating pain.
Lin Zhenzhen barely managed to lift her head, looking at the two people approaching step by step.
They had no weapons, yet they were able to knock her away from such a distance.
Faced with such a vast disparity in strength, she had no chance to resist and could only be manipulated like a lowly ant.
The slightly taller of the two stood beside Lin Zhenzhen and looked towards the window she had just slammed into: "What were you trying to do just now?"
Lin Zhenzhen frowned, but she quickly lowered her head, concealing the shock and confusion in her eyes.
Couldn't they see such a colossal creature?
"I didn't intend to do anything." After composing herself, Lin Zhenzhen gently raised her chin and explained earnestly.
"My legs went numb from squatting for too long. I wanted to stand up and rest for a while, but the straps on my legs suddenly tightened. I was in so much pain that I couldn't stand up and fell down."
The man was silent for a few seconds, then said coldly, "Behave yourself, or I guarantee you'll die a painful death."
Lin Zhenzhen turned her head, her gaze lingering on the round window on the side for a second, before obediently remaining silent.
"I feel like there's something strange about her."
"What's the meaning?"
The researcher who hadn't spoken until now lowered his voice: "He's acting too calmly, not even offering a single explanation. That's illogical."
"Perhaps it's due to excessive fright; in psychology, there's a concept called..."
The two discussed as they walked back to the driver's seat.
Lin Zhenzhen behind him slowly withdrew her gaze.
In just half a minute, her palms were already covered in a layer of cold sweat.
Not only because he was in danger, but also because of the strange tentacles that had suddenly appeared and were firmly attached to the window glass like octopus tentacles.
She was still the only one who could see it.
Although I don't know what it is, since it came out of the black airship, it means it belongs to the disciplinary department.
In short, things can't get any worse than they are now.
Lin Zhenzhen lowered her head, letting the stray hairs around her cheeks obscure her expression.
She could feel the tentacle observing her, its gaze fixed and motionless.
After a violent jolt, the aircraft finally came to a stop.
The hatch opened, and Lin Zhenzhen was roughly thrown out.
"Wait, the team leader said we need to copy her memories first."
"Hurry up, the waste transport team will be here soon, time is precious."
The next second, something icy cold clamped tightly onto Lin Zhenzhen's chin.
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"Smack!"
Gong Yao crushed the pen in his hand to pieces.
His pupils suddenly contracted, veins bulged across his forehead, and his handsome face contorted with an unprecedented ferocity.
Seeing that something was wrong, the assistant immediately paused the video window of the remote meeting.
"minister?"
Gong Yao closed his eyes and forced out three words through gritted teeth: "Painkillers."
The person next to him hurriedly handed him a syringe that emitted wisps of cold white steam.
The needle pierced the skin, and Gong Yao injected the liquid from the syringe into his body without hesitation.
The movements were so rough that even the accompanying medical staff couldn't help but gasp in surprise.
One vial of deep red medicine followed another.
The deputy couldn't help but speak up: "Minister, this is far beyond the safe dosage. You must stop now."
Not enough, not nearly enough. Even the strongest painkillers couldn't alleviate Gong Yao's pain.
The tearing pain swept over him like a tsunami, almost completely eroding his reason.
Gong Yao's spiritual energy began to leak out uncontrollably.
His power was too great.
Although everyone present desperately wanted to escape, the oppressive aura that came their way felt like a giant iron hammer hanging in the air, pinning them to the spot.
The out-of-control storm lasted for a full three minutes.
Everyone looked as if they were drowning, their faces as pale as paper, and their entire bodies soaked in cold sweat.
Gong Yao didn't look much better either.
He knelt on one knee, his back hunched over, his bangs disheveled, and two shirt buttons on his chest popped off in the chaos, revealing a long and horrifying scar on his collar.
The rest fled in panic the moment they regained their freedom.
In an instant, only Gong Yao and his deputy remained in the conference room.
"Minister, should I contact a doctor?"
"No." Gong Yao's voice was still a little hoarse.
He slowly stood up, and with a sweep of his right hand, a screen glowing green appeared in mid-air.
This is a real-time changing 5D map that clearly projects the entire Empire system.
Gong Yao's face was sullen as he tapped a corner with his finger, zooming in and out.
Upon seeing the image on the screen, the deputy was horrified.
"Minister, Minister, this..."
Gong Yao ignored the mess on the ground and kept his eyes fixed on the thin figure kneeling in the corner.
"Bring her here."
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