"She fell into a coma because they were constantly performing tests to observe the response of a foreign heart to the human body, which put an excessive strain on her!"
"She could have lived to adulthood! It was those inhuman beasts who killed her!"
He spoke very quickly, and by the end he was hysterical.
Hua Changle's eyes flickered slightly:
"so what?"
The boy froze, staring at her in disbelief: "So? Aren't you new here? Don't you find it cruel at all? Don't you want to save her?"
"Why?"
"Are you an animal too?! Ah! That's a human being! A human being! A living, breathing life! She's only nine years old, still a child!"
"Why...why couldn't you save her..."
"No, please save her! I beg you, don't let her die, she can't take a third surgery... no more deaths..."
"Please, please..."
The boy collapsed from crying, bending down in a kneeling posture.
Hua Changle clenched the hem of her clothes at her side, her tone remaining calm: "It's better to ask the gods to protect her than to beg me."
"Where are the gods?!"
The boy roared, his eyes turning bloodshot:
"What kind of gods are these? What bullshit gods! If there really were gods, how could there be so many beasts worse than pigs and dogs! Perverts! Madmen!"
"This is hell!! Can't you hear the wails of so many innocent souls who have died?"
"There is no god! The gods cannot hear the cries of those who are truly suffering!!"
Hua Changle's fingers trembled slightly, then she abruptly released them:
"There's something I don't deny: the gods can't hear the cries of those who are truly suffering."
Perhaps having released all his energy, the boy seemed to have all his strength drained away, and slumped to the ground, whimpering softly.
The crying echoed in the room, and for a moment Hua Changle had the illusion that she really heard the wailing of the dead filling the room.
This place is like hell.
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