Why it never ends

Chapter 533
There was the sound of running water in the toilet.

After a while, Li Ke came out shaking his hands, "I'm fine——"

The sound of the door closing cut off her final words.

Li Ge turned around, "...Eh, Su Lei left alone?"

Hesta fell on his back on the bed, frowning, "She said she would go to the restaurant first..."

"Did you quarrel?"

Hesta shook his head feebly.

"Then why did she leave alone..." Lico walked to Hesta's side, "What did you talk about last, I didn't hear clearly inside."

"...She asked me if I persuaded Anna to stop."

"Well, what do you say?"

"I didn't think about this topic last night..." Hesta held his forehead, "Of course I can persuade you, next time, if you remember next time..."

Hesta's voice weakened, she pressed her stomach, and her expression became more painful.

"What's the matter, do you want to throw up again?" Li Ke leaned over, "May I help you up?"

"I can't vomit... I can only vomit my stomach if I vomit any more," Hesta said softly, "Is there anything to eat?"

Li Ke stood up and walked around the room, and found two pieces of hard bread from under a pile of sundries on the desk. She broke them into pieces and threw them into the water glass, stirred them with a spoon, and finally handed them over.

"Come on, pad yourself."

Hesta held the cup with his left and right arms and began to chew.

Li Ke was thoughtful at the side, and suddenly said softly: "Jane, sometimes, do you think that I am a bit too cold-blooded, from all aspects?"

"...Huh?" Hesta barely opened his eyes, and even temporarily put down the water glass.

"OK, leave me alone," Li Ke patted Hesta's shoulder resolutely, and said to himself, "...Since I'm fine, it's because Su Lei is too enthusiastic."

……

Near eleven o'clock, Rico pushed Hesta out of the room.The iron door of the elevator room was open, and there was a security fence around the outside. Li Ke poked his head in and took a look, and saw several crew members hanging in mid-air.

"Hey!" Li Ke took the initiative to say hello, "Are you repairing the elevator?"

Several crew members raised their heads at the same time, "... yes."

"Thank you, how long will it take for this elevator to recover?"

"It won't be long!" one of them replied, "It will be back up and running in a while, sorry for the inconvenience!"

"fine."

Rico quickly backed away, and continued to push Hesta towards the stairs. When he passed a floor-to-ceiling window, Hesta suddenly said, "Wait a minute."

"what happened?"

Hesta looked through the transparent glass and looked at the open-air deck in the distance. There were about seven or eight people lying side by side on orange-red lounge chairs. They wore sunglasses and had drinks in hand.

Farther away, several people were taking pictures, and they kept changing their poses, taking pictures with the sea behind them.

"Is it my illusion," Hesta looked at them, "the number of passengers on the ship seems to have increased..."

Li Ke also noticed something strange: "...they aren't the group that Bernhard brought on board, are they?"

"There should be no women among the soldiers that Bernhard brought on board." Hesta whispered, "...but you can ask me later."

The two soon came to Bishop's restaurant, and sure enough, everyone was still waiting here.

Li Ke caught sight of Si Lei in the crowd, and when his eyes met, Si Lei pursed his lips, as if smiling.

Li Ke was a little surprised. He always felt that Si Lei should be a little angry when he left the room this morning. Why did he take the initiative to say hello now...

The next moment, a thin figure in the crowd stood up.

"Lady Hesta is here!"

Li Ke's eyes were slightly cold, and he was even more surprised - the person approaching in front of him was none other than Gustav who disappeared at the dinner party last night.

Hesta didn't have much expression on his face. Although there was a deliberate concealment in it, it was also the unresponsiveness caused by hangover.

She took out her handkerchief and coughed a few times.

"...Are you safe?" Hesta whispered, "Great."

Gustav jumped up and came to Hesta. He half knelt down excitedly, wanting to kiss Hesta's left hand, and Hesta handed out his cane.

Gustav held the end of the cane, and after kissing, he pressed his cheeks reverently.

"Yes! I'm still safe!" Gustav raised his head, "It's all because of you!"

Hesta repeated softly, "My reason?"

"Yes, it's all because of you!" Gustav stood up and turned to the people behind him, "Okay, now that Ms. Hesta is here, I can begin to formally describe what happened to me last night... Sorry to keep everyone waiting so long, it's all because—”

"Don't explain these useless things," Adams interrupted him. "You just need to tell me how you escaped last night-how did you escape from those monsters?"

"This is also the first thing I want to say," Gustav rubbed his heart with one hand, "Perhaps this fact is difficult for everyone to accept, but—the passengers who participated in the night banquet, they are not monsters...they and us Same, they are all passengers of this ship, but they are not just passengers... Many of them have personally experienced the 'Eden' of Mr. Robeau Grier!"

For a time, there was an uproar.

"Please listen to me!" Gustav almost shouted, "Everyone—"

A few dull blows silenced the restaurant again—Hersta tapped the table with her cane.

"Quiet." She looked at Gustav, "Go on."

"We have completely misunderstood each other," Gustav said earnestly, "they have no hostility at all—"

"What nonsense are you talking about!" Bernhard on the side heard his veins throbbing, "What did those bastards do the night before, do you need me to say it again!?"

"Don't be angry," Gustav raised his hands instinctively, "Yes, what happened the night before yesterday was very bad, but it was just a very bad group of bad elements among them, most of them were friendly of--"

"Shut up!" Bernhard stepped forward a few steps, he pulled out the pistol at his waist, and pressed it tightly against Gustav's temple, "Boy, I warn you, if you dare to say another word for them, so I--"

Before Bernhard finished speaking, several crew members suddenly rushed over from all directions, and before he even had time to react, the guns were surrendered.

Hesta, who had been in a daze all morning, woke up instantly. She looked up at Rico, and found that Rico had entered the bullet time... This was almost the hunting instinct of all Mercury needles—the speed of these crew members was far away. Far beyond normal people, so that when they rushed towards Bernhard, Hesta and Rico also sensed the danger at the same time.

Bernhard was firmly pressed to the ground, and a crew member clasped his arm behind his back with one hand, and held the walkie-talkie with the other hand: "It was found that the risky passenger was wearing a gun!"

(End of this chapter)