Infinity: Kill your way through the movie world.

Bo~!

The ogre's head made a sound like a can being opened, and its crown flew out, hit the wall at the head of the bed, and fell to the ground.

The scalp and flesh attached to the skull mitigated the force.

The sound of it falling to the ground was not that crisp. It just turned over and covered the foot-tall teddy bear doll Noddy next to it.

Ivan looked down at the ogre's brain, and the intact oval-shaped brain was exposed in the air.

He could even see the black lines in the brain constantly wriggling, as if transmitting nerve signals to express the ogre's thoughts at the moment.

"They say you are what you eat!"

"You've eaten so many people, but you only have this much brain. You're really useless!"

"It's a waste of food to be alive, so let me help you."

"I'll be gentle and quick, I swear!"

Ivan stretched out his hands under the gaze of the ogre's large eyes, which had become clear and full of pleading.

The shadow of the arm slowly grew larger in the ogre's eyes, and then his eyes completely lost their luster and were no longer lively.

Andre on the side opened the plastic bag, and the adult ogre's brain was carefully placed in it, next to the little ogre's brain.

"Oh, father and son are reunited, what a warm picture." Ivan pursed his lips.

Andre said something. He knew that this was a way to vent emotional stress, although the two had not confronted the ogre head-on before.

But the tense feeling of facing the hunter is a hundred times more exciting than playing a life-and-death game.

Even when he was hiding in the second-floor attic, he felt like he was suffocating.

Thinking of this,

Andre looked down and saw the dirty, drool-smelling bear doll lying on the ground. It was obviously a toy of the little ogre.
It picked up the skull that belonged to its father.

Gently put it back on the adult ogre's head.

Then he covered the ogre with a blanket and whispered, "I hope your healing power can allow you to grow a brain out of thin air."

"So I can reap the harvest again!"

His behavior was not much better than Ivan's, at least it made Ivan raise his eyebrows.

Then he spoke up to discuss, "Andre, what should we do with the tied-up woman?"

"Well, Ivan, you don't want to..." Andre looked at Ivan mischievously.

Ivan shook his head speechlessly.

"Don't be ridiculous. I'm old. She's just a girl. Besides, the environment here makes me have no desire at all."

Andre was joking, of course. He put away the bag of the ogre's brains, looked around, then found a box and put the plastic bag in it.

Otherwise, it would be terrible if it suddenly leaked all over the floor.

"Of course we let her go. That girl is a smart person. I could see that we are just hunting, not perverted murderers!" Andre restrained his smile and said seriously.

"You're right!" Ivan suddenly woke up and regained his composure.

The old man in the wheelchair outside smiled instantly when he saw that his old friend could still maintain this mentality despite being in poverty and life-and-death crisis.

Tears started to flow as she laughed: "It should be coming out soon."

"I hope the military won't make things difficult for him. I'm going to risk my reputation this time. Granddaughter, go call your father," said the old man.

"Oh!" the girl behind the wheelchair responded obediently.

Andre didn't know that someone was helping him outside. He put the dirty little bear on the ground next to the ogre who was covered with a quilt and finished his work.

Together with Ivan, they came to the place where Alex was tied up.

When Alex saw two normal Russian men coming in, his desperate eyes suddenly became excited.

The smelly cloth in his mouth was pulled off.

"Oh, my God, thank you so much! Isn't that guy here? You have to be careful, there are ogres here, they are very powerful, not ordinary people can fight against them." Alex said hurriedly. "It killed a lot of people, we need to leave here, if you help me leave, I will tell you a batch of wealth."

"That's where a shipment of gold is."

Alex didn't know where the two people came from, so he could only try to calm them down so as to help her escape.

She no longer had any thoughts about the gold.

As long as I can stay alive!

And she secretly swore in her heart that as long as these people really helped her, she would explain everything clearly.

Andre and the other man looked at each other. The girl did not lie, which at least proved that their decision was correct.

The specific information about the four people was kept secret, probably because they were afraid that they would leave now to fight for the gold.

It's human nature, and I understand it.

"We all know what you are talking about. It's about the armored car by the river." Ivan said with a smile.

Alex's expression changed when he heard this.

"Don't worry, since we chose to let you go, we have no intention of hurting you again. As for the ogres you mentioned, they are here!" Andre gestured to the box in his hand.

"Are you here to hunt ogres?" Alex understood instantly and guessed the process.

Ivan and his companion untied the wires on his wrists and let him down.

"Don't you want that batch of gold?" Alex asked puzzledly.

Ivan looked at Andrei and said, "Do you think we can take the gold away?"

He was asking if it could be brought to reality.

“Maybe you can give it a try!”

"Then. Let's try it?" Andre nodded.

"So how about we go find gold now?" he said to Alex again.

"Of course, if you don't want to, you can leave now. The big and small ogres are all in this box. They can't escape the box and chase you again!"

"You guys are willing to take me with you?"

Alex didn't expect that these two people would be willing to give her a share. As for deliberately harming her, there was no need for that at all, because she was unable to resist when she was tied up just now.

"If you don't want to?"

"Of course I do. No one hates gold, just like no one hates being alive!"

Alex walked to the side, picked up a hunting knife from the corner, and showed it to show his attitude.

The three of them walked through the dirty and smelly house and came outside.

Alex stared at the marks on the ground, his expression suddenly changed: "No!"

"Huh?" Ivan and the others were puzzled.

"I have a question. Do you think that little ogre was born alive? If so, was its mother also an ogre or a human?" she asked in a deep voice.

"I feel like even monkeys are genetically closer to humans than this thing is!"

"What do you mean?" The two of them frowned.

"The pots in the house were huge, and there were lots of broken dishes, like a whole family!"

"And the tire marks on the ground are wrong. They belong to two different types of cars, and they are all new!"

Andre and his friend didn't know much about cars. They didn't have the financial foundation, so they ignored this point.

"So there's a female one?"

"Very likely!" (End of this chapter)