"Anyway, let's get people here first, I'll take responsibility for the consequences."
Mary's mother looked at Mary with heartache. She had hoped that the situation would change soon, which was why she hadn't asked too many questions yesterday. She didn't expect the problems to worsen today.
"Speaking of which, someone told us yesterday that a cybervirus infected person escaped here."
Yin Zhu scratched his nose, pretending to provide information unintentionally.
Before Mary's mother could speak, the male employee next to her retorted in surprise: "Impossible. It's true that a Cybernetics patient escaped, but we've suppressed the news. How did that person know? And how could he possibly know that he escaped here?"
"Maybe it was just a coincidence?" Yin Zhutai was unsure.
"Who is that person?" Mary's mother asked.
"I don't remember..." This time it was true, Yin Zhu couldn't remember that complicated string of numbers at all.
"There's nothing we can do but try our luck," Mary's mother said with some worry. "If she hasn't broken any rules, I'm afraid we won't be able to arrest her."
Yin Zhu glanced at his benevolent spirit officer, then at the others, and suddenly asked, "What if someone breaks the rules?"
"What?" Mary's mother suddenly looked at Yin Zhu.
Yin Zhu didn't say much, but simply opened the recording's storage space and played back the conversation between Aunt Cai and herself:
—Do you believe that gods will save humanity?
"Gods? Hahaha... Hahahaha... Ridiculous..."
After the recording ended, Yin Zhu looked at Mary's mother with some anticipation, almost saying, "Go and deal with her!": "Does this count as promoting heretical ideas?"
4. No organization or association may be created on one's own, nor may heretical or pagan ideas be promoted.
Mocking the gods is heresy, of course.
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