Chapter 231: 230. Bad guy! Chapter 231: 230. Bad guy! “You ntioned there was an ard robbery in compartnt 302, but who are you? Why are you so heavily disguised?!”
Tang Shu raised an eyebrow in surprise. Not bad, she thought—there was at least so sense of precaution.
However… this ti it was an unnecessary precaution.
She paused, then lifted her right hand to pull down the white mask that covered her face, revealing an exquisitely delicate visage.
“I am a public figure, so I took so precautions, here’s my ID.”
With that, she held out her identification card to the man.
“However, I think you shouldn’t waste your ti on right now but instead deal with the ergency in compartnt 302.”
At that mont, the young man was completely stunned. He recognized her as soon as Tang Shu’s features were unmasked.
This was Tang Shu, his latest idol!!!
But before he could get excited, he heard the well-intended warning behind her words.
“I, I, I… I know, I’m just too excited. I will inform the others, thank you!”
Watching his excited deanor, Tang Shu kindly reminded him from the doorway, “Don’t forget to call the police.”
“Understood, goddess!”
“…”
Goddess?
What kind of address was that!
Seeing that he believed her, Tang Shu didn’t bother to figure out how the term “goddess” ca about. She pulled the white mask back up and headed back in the direction she ca from.
After the staff mber reported the ergency to his superior, he turned around only to realize that his goddess had disappeared.
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Back in the compartnt, Tang Shu flipped back up to the upper bunk.
However…
Two minutes later, not only was she awoken, but the other five people in the compartnt were stirred by the shrill screams from outside.
“What’s going on?”
“What happened, what happened, sothing big must’ve occurred?!”
The auntie closet to the door stood up, peeked outside, and then an ever shriller scream tore through the air.
“Ah ah ah ah—there’s blood, there’s blood!”
The rest of the people, frightened, sat up one after another and cautiously peered outside.
“What’s the matter, why is there blood?”
“There’s… there’s soone with a knife, a murderer, soone’s been killed!”
Since this compartnt was only separated from the assailant outside by a door, the sharp cries instantly drew a vicious look from the criminal, who then yanked the hostage over to their side.
“Shut the hell up, or I’ll stab him to death!”
At that mont, a public announcent ca over the speakers in the compartnt.
“Attention, all passengers please note, everyone please remain in your compartnts, do not venture outside!”
However, as soon as these words were spoken, the people, completely unaware of what had happened, beca even more panicked.
The auntie who had scread earlier crumpled to the floor, legs giving way, coming to lay rely half a ter from the criminal.
“Dammit, everybody move back! Otherwise, this kid dies before your very eyes!”
Tang Shu inched closer to the door, peering through a slight gap towards the outside, and saw there was another assailant, his knife stained red. The sa staff mber she had alerted was now supporting a woman in her thirties.
That woman’s abdon was bleeding profusely.
She had been stabbed by the criminal.
As a doctor, Tang Shu could tell at a glance that if the bleeding wasn’t stopped promptly, the woman was more likely to et an unfortunate fate.
The stab had likely hit a vital spot. In modern dical terminology, it had damaged the major artery.
“My child, my child!”
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