Chapter 793: 338 a blue line
Moreover, even if he was lucky enough to find an abandoned factory that t the criteria, a new problem imdiately arose—how could he transport those six people to the factory without anyone noticing? This was undoubtedly a massive challenge.
Thinking about this, Ye Tian let out a silent sigh in his heart, then summoned the system with a ntal command. He planned to first pinpoint the locations of those individuals, and then, based on this, design a relatively safe and reliable action plan.
“System, give the location information for Oscar and the other target individuals,” Ye Tian instructed the system in his mind, his tone urgent with a hint of anxiety.
“Understood.” The system’s cold, electronic voice echoed in Ye Tian’s mind, as if coming from a distant horizon. Imdiately after, the familiar semi-transparent light screen appeared in front of him again, displaying a detailed map of Los Angeles.
On the map, five black and red circular points of light were prominently displayed. At this mont, these five points were closely clustered in the sa location.
Ye Tian fixed his gaze on the map, and to his surprise, the location turned out to be an orphanage in Los Angeles—the Bo’ai Orphanage!
Staring at the highlighted points on the map, a trace of astonishnt flickered in Ye Tian’s eyes. His brows furrowed slightly as he murmured to himself, “Why are they all gathered there? Are they plotting so major operation? Or are they planning to escape?”
Regardless of the situation, Ye Tian knew clearly in his heart that he must act quickly and strike before they made a move. Otherwise, if they managed to escape, capturing them again would beco exponentially more difficult.
While Ye Tian was deep in thought, the system’s icy electronic voice rang in his mind once more:
“Ding! A factory nearest to the orphanage that also ets the Scene Card usage criteria has been identified. Generating a feasible route…”
“Route generation complete. Please proceed to query, Host.”
The system’s response took Ye Tian by surprise as he was imrsed in ntal planning. Imdiately, a blue line appeared on the light screen before him, extending in winding trails from the position of the five points of light to a destination beside the Fengxi River.
Seeing this blue line, Ye Tian instantly understood—the route was exactly what the system had just ntioned, and the endpoint must undoubtedly be the abandoned factory the system had located for him!
However, a trace of doubt surged in Ye Tian’s heart. Earlier today, when the system issued the mission, it stated explicitly that no assistance would be provided. Why was it now suddenly helping him locate a Judgnt site and even planning a reasonable route?
Full of questions, Ye Tian queried the system in his mind: “System, didn’t you say you wouldn’t provide assistance? What’s going on here?”
“Host misinterpreted the rules. Mission protocols specify that no assistance will be given during the capture phase. Locating a Judgnt site and designing the route are not part of this restriction,” the system responded coldly in its electronic tone.
Hearing this, Ye Tian felt an inexplicable sense of exasperation. He had been racking his brain for hours alone in his secret base, tirelessly crafting plan after plan, even smoking more than half a pack of cigarettes. And now, the system dismissed his effort with the simple claim that he had misunderstood, leaving him to feel like all those precious hours were wasted.
“System, next ti you release a mission, make sure the rules are clearly stated. Thank you!” Ye Tian gritted his teeth and uttered each word with deliberate emphasis, his tone tinged with both frustration and irritation.
“Understood. Host, would you like to issue the Death Sentence now?” the system abruptly pivoted, asking the question.
Hearing the system’s inquiry, Ye Tian did not imdiately respond. He fell into deep thought, pondering for several minutes.
This mission was unique and far more challenging than his previous ones. After all, Oscar was the richest man in Los Angeles, undoubtedly protected by a large number of highly trained bodyguards. Moreover, given that all the targets were now gathered in one place, their security asures were bound to be at their highest level.
Yet, as Ye Tian recalled the heinous cris committed by Oscar—the rciless slaughter of nearly a thousand innocent children all for the sake of wealth—his inner rage flared like molten lava, completely uncontrollable.
He glanced at his phone to check the ti. It was slightly past eleven o’clock. His eyes glinted with an icy light, and his voice, so cold it seed capable of freezing the air itself, declared resolutely:
“Send it! Issue the Death Sentence to them now! I can’t wait any longer!”
“Ding! Death Sentence issued successfully!” The system’s notification seed to resonate within Ye Tian’s mind, signaling the prelude to this righteous Judgnt…
At half past eleven in the deep of night, Los Angeles—this bustling city that never sleeps—had quieted down sowhat, shedding a bit of its usual clamor. On the streets, most of the pedestrians were couples, clinging to each other and radiating tender affection. Hand in hand, they strolled through the streets, savoring the serene and romantic night.
Ye Tian knew well that this operation allowed for absolutely no mistakes. To ensure he left no loopholes, he first hailed a cab to West City’s Inti Mall. After stepping out of the taxi, he began walking toward the orphanage.
The orphanage was located in the outskirts of West City, about two kiloters away from Inti Mall. At Ye Tian’s walking speed, it wouldn’t take him more than half an hour to reach it.
When Ye Tian had made it halfway there, the phone in his pocket suddenly began buzzing. Monts later, its clear ringtone sounded. Taking it out, he noticed several news alerts displayed on the screen.
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