Chapter 20: The Crazy Yuchi
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
Back at the shore, Yuchi picked out a large rock.
The rock was about the size of an adult. It emitted a dark green luster, and looked quite solid and heavy.
He then turned to glance in the direction of the Netherworld Sea prison, doing so basic calculations on the distance to the target.
He did not speak.
Yuchi picked up the rock with one hand, raising it up high.
Then...
He took off his helt, laughed maniacally and then hurled the rock. The rock flew in an arc toward the Netherworld Sea prison.
It whistled through the air accompanied by Yuchi’s crazy laughter. He then started chasing it.
The rock was flying through the sky…
And Yuchi was chasing on the ground.
His speed was even faster than rock’s!
With every step, his body flew forward like a spring that had been released after being compressed to its limit. Each stride covered more than 100 ters!
It had just taken him two strides before he caught up to the rock.
......
He arrived at the prison ahead of the rock.
Then...
He quietly blended in among the prisoners who were still rowdily cursing in the courtyard.
“What’s going on here?” He appeared in a conspicuous position and asked with an innocent expression on his face.
“I don’t know, but I do know that we’re in trouble.” The prisoner next to him recognized Yuchi, and shrugged to indicate that he did not know much more.
Just as he finished speaking, the rock fell from the sky, just like it had been launched from an ancient giant siege weapon, perhaps a catapult or trebuchet. Within an instant, it hit the side of the helicopter.
“Bang!”
The helicopter was instantly smashed and rolled three tis on the ground before coming to a stop. The impact and loud noise sent glass flying everywhere.
“…”
Everyone was shocked and dumbfounded.
What was happening?
“The helicopter has been destroyed!”
Yuchi was the first to react.
He pretended to be scared out of his wits as he scread and huddled over in fear. In that instant, all of the prisoners ‘eyes fell on him.
Even though the prisoners still did not know what was going on, they looked at Yuchi, who was curled up in a fetal position on the ground, with fear in their hearts.
“What’s the situation?”
“What the hell is going on?!”
“Why was there a rock flying out of nowhere?”
“Why?”
“What should we do next?!”
One question after another appeared in the minds of everyone present.
Of course, the shock was not just limited to the prisoners at the scene.
Captain Chen, the beast tar and Feng Yi also stood in place, confused.
Then...
The golden eagle moved.
The golden eagle spread its wings, and with a strong gust of wind, it flew up a hundred ters into the air!
The beast tar’s eyes looked toward the east in horror. The rock had just flown over from the east, and now the Golden Eagle was looking toward the east!
It was scanning the entire Netherworld Sea prison, trying to find out who was behind this!
Its effort would prove to be futile.
Five minutes later, the beast tar stood in front of the prisoners with an extrely ugly expression. He understood that they were trapped in the Netherworld Sea prison.
Of course, that was not the only problem.
“We’re trapped in the Netherworld Sea prison and we’re under attack. That was a warning!”
The beast tar felt uneasy.
His eyes darted around, looking everywhere. He spared a disdainful glance for Yuchi, who was still on the ground. He could not sense a single person with soul power around.
Under such circumstances, the only logical conclusion was that there was so kind of hidden expert in the Netherworld Sea prison.
There was probably a beast tar hiding here.
Otherwise, there was no way soone would have thrown a rock into the prison courtyard!
Judging from the damage to the helicopter, the other party was probably quite powerful!
He was at least a C grade beast tar!
Thinking this, the beast tar looked at the large rock that was deeply embedded in the side of the helicopter, helpless.
At this mont, Feng Yi, who was beside him, let out a shriek.
He imdiately looked in Feng Yi’s direction and discovered that Yuchi, who was rolling around on the ground, had reached Feng Yi’s side. He was huddled down there with his back bent while clutching his head. His face was full of fear and pleading.
Yuchi looked at Feng Yi with tears on his face and said, “Save us. We are going to be killed. Save us! We are innocent. Please save us.”
Fengyi was frightened.
She did not know the prisoner in front of her at all, and looking at Yuchi’s tear-streaked face, her heart was filled with contempt.
A prisoner was a prisoner, after all.
There was a reason why they had been abandoned.
With a disdainful look, Feng Yi said without hesitation, “I don’t know you, and I’d rather be a warrior than a cowardly prisoner like you!”
“Get away from !”
“Disgusting.”
After she finished speaking, Yuchi was quickly taken away by the other prisoners.
Good fellow, you were usually quite calm, but it turns out that you were actually so easily spooked.
At this ti, going over to Feng Yi, were you not just asking for trouble?
Who was the other party? She was a person from a large family. In this situation where everything was chaotic and uncertain, would anything good co of reaching out to a stranger?
You should have looked for us if you wanted help at this ti.
The prisoners carried Yuchi, who was crying and making a scene, over to the building next door.
…
Inside the building, there were extrely simple and crude rooms. Green paint had fallen off the walls, and traces of cigarette butts were everywhere.
“Yuchi, are you alright?”
“Don’t cry.”
“We’re all prisoners. If we’re fated to die, then there’s nothing that can be done. It’s fine.”
“No one in this world will care about us prisoners.”
“We’re just targets for them to vent their anger. ”
“Alright, alright.”
“I’ll get soone to bring you a new fishing rod so other day, okay?”
“You don’t want a new one?”
“I’ll bring you a pure gold one!”
The prisoners surrounded him and looked at Yuchi, who was crying and making a fuss on the bed.
There was no other way.
From their impression, Yuchi seed to have so ntal problems. In fact, Yuchi himself probably did not even know that he had ntal problems. However, the prisoners could see it from an outsider’s point of view.
Sotis, they could hear crazy laughter coming from the sea.
Sotis, they would see Yuchi grinning and staring at the sea.
Sotis, they would suddenly see Yuchi cleaning the prison.
Sotis, they would even see him standing on the rooftop with his arms open and eyes closed, not saying a word.
He probably had so kind of ntal illness.
However, this was a prison, and Yuchi did not have any social status, so no one would care about his ntal problems, and neither did they know anything about ntal treatnt.
As such, they had no choice but to stand by and try to persuade him.
Yuchi, on the other hand, did not do anything other than cry from beginning to end.
He cried for a long ti.
It was as if he had lost his most beloved toy.
Ten minutes later, the other prisoners heard Captain Chen’s order. They had no choice but to leave first...
“We’ll be leaving first.”
“You just stay here and be good.”
“We’ll definitely find a way to get you to see a psychologist in the future. ”
“Be obedient.”
“Let’s go,”
The prisoners took one last look at Yuchi, who was hugging his knees and curled up on the bed. They shook their heads and sighed before leaving.
When they left, Yuchi’s crying stopped abruptly.
His expression instantly beca one of indifference.
He inwardly sneered, ‘You would rather be a warrior than a cowardly prisoner?’
‘Hahaha.’
‘Please stop insulting martial artists, okay?’
His play-acting had resulted in two things.
First, he had confird that the beast tar and the girl were both prey.
Second, he now had an alibi.
A cold sneer gradually appeared on his face. He raised his head and slapped himself with one hand. The pain he felt on his face inexplicably made him happy.
“Kekekeke!”
“Interesting!”
“This world is more interesting than I thought. Let’s have so fun!”
“The rules of the ga are very simple.”
“Let’s see...”
“Whoever dies first, dies first!”
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