Trickster Hunter.

Chapter 152 Rebellion

Sun Hang immediately pulled out the rest of the document from the file bag and read it impatiently.

But at this moment, he heard a faint laughter.

The next second, the words on the paper began to fade rapidly, and in a blink of an eye, the stack of documents containing shocking secrets turned into a thick stack of yellowed white paper.

Sun Hang raised his head as if he sensed something, and sure enough, right above the safe, there were three lifelike monkey statues placed upright. Except for the monkey with its eyes covered, the other two monkeys were looking at him with a half-smile in their eyes.

"Fuck your mother!" Sun Hang was really angry this time and slapped the monkey statue.

However, his palm passed through the monkey statue without any hindrance.

He could see the ape statues, but he couldn't touch them at all.

How to describe this feeling? The expression of a fist hitting cotton has been overused. Sun Hang thought about it and decided to use a more novel metaphor - this feeling is like picking your nose with gloves. You can see and feel it, but you can't really touch it... It highlights an extreme discomfort.

Sun Hang went through all the dirty words he could think of in his mind, then took a deep breath and asked word by word: "I don't know why you don't let me explore my past. Is it because you are afraid of my past self, or is it because of some other reason?"

The three monkeys did not respond.

"Then why are you here?" Sun Hang patted the stack of white papers in his hand, "Just to turn these things into a wordless book? Since you have this magical power, why don't you delete the memories deep in my mind, so that I won't step into this dream, and it will be over once and for all, without any worries, don't you agree?"

Sun Hang wanted to say something else, but an idea suddenly popped into his mind.

"It's not yet time."

"What do you mean it's not time yet?" Sun Hang was stunned. "Do you mean to delete my memory, or to let me have access to these things?"

"Leave here." Another thought came to my mind.

"Can the Riddler die?" After communicating with the consciousness of the suspected three apes for the first time, Sun Hang was about to get some more information out of it, but a strong light flashed and he was so startled that he almost rolled off the tree trunk he was leaning against.

"Are you okay?" The fisherman looked up at Sun Hang and asked, "You suddenly shook just now, as if you were electrocuted."

"I'm... fine." Sun Hang waved his hand. "I just fell asleep and fell in my dream."

"You are awesome. You can even fall asleep like this?" The fisherman gave Sun Hang a thumbs up. "I always thought I had strong nerves, but now that I meet you, I have to admit defeat."

"The sea breeze made me a little sleepy." Sun Hang raised his wrist and looked at the time displayed on the bracelet. He only slept for less than ten minutes, but he stayed in that dream for at least more than an hour.

Sun Hang turned his head and looked towards the center of the island, and said to the other three people: "I changed my mind. Let's go to the research institute."

"Ah? Why?" The fisherman was stunned. "Didn't you say it was dangerous there?"

Yano and the female hunter also looked at Sun Hang in confusion.

"It's very dangerous, but the first two groups of hunters should have almost cleared all the mines for us. It's our turn to pick up the ready-made ones." Sun Hang said.

"...So you've been waiting for them to step on the mines?" The fisherman was surprised. "What if they are not in danger?"

"If they are not in danger, shouldn't we follow them?" Sun Hang asked.

The fisherman was speechless for a long time before he managed to say, "What you said makes so much sense. I can't even find a reason to refute it!"

"I always feel that things are not that simple... We should not be too careless." Yano frowned and said, "The biggest doubt lies in the Yamata no Orochi itself... Why did it attack us, and why didn't it continue to chase us? Although its combat effectiveness will be greatly reduced on land, it is still more than enough to deal with us hunters... I still can't rest easy until this problem is figured out."

"You can choose to stay." Sun Hang said, "Anyway, I have made up my mind. I want to go in."

In fact, the reason why Sun Hang changed his mind was very simple - the three apes asked him to leave, but he insisted on going into the research institute.

You tell me to go east, but I will go west, and I will be a rebel.

Even if there is danger inside the research institute, there are three monkeys to protect him - if even the three monkeys can't solve this problem, Sun Hang doesn't think he can leave the Nameless Island alive relying on his own abilities alone.

As for why he firmly believed that the three monkeys would cover for him, the reason was even simpler... If the three monkeys did not want to explore those secrets by themselves, the simplest and most direct way would be to kill themselves, but they did not do that.

He didn't believe that the three monkeys couldn't kill him with their abilities.

If they don't kill themselves, it means they need themselves to stay alive... Let's not talk about the purpose of doing this for now. Anyway, with the existence of the three monkeys, Sun Hang can go and die without any worries.

Since he couldn't beat up the three monkeys to vent his anger, he could at least use their power to vent his anger.

To be honest, he would rather the fisherman and the others stay where they are instead of following him - the three monkeys would guarantee their own personal safety, but not necessarily theirs.

"Shall we set off now?" asked the fisherman.

"Well...how long has it been since they last fired a flare?" Sun Hang asked.

"After the hunters parted ways with us, I never saw any flares again." The fisherman said, "When I think about this, I feel that Yano's worries are justified."

"Based on their marching speed, the group of Anglo-Saxons should have entered the ruins of the research institute. The group that followed behind them should have just walked out of the woods...assuming they are all still alive." Sun Hang loaded a green flare into the magazine, raised the muzzle of the gun, aimed at the sky, and pulled the trigger.

A green flare exploded high in the sky.

The second and third followed closely.

Sun Hang fired three green flares in one breath - the flares they carried for this operation were only red and green. A single flare with green represented safety, and red represented danger; as for three consecutive flares, green represented "request for response" and red represented "request for long-range artillery support."

The flames of three green flares gradually fell, but there was no response from other hunters.

The worry on Yano's face intensified. He whispered, "Even if the first group of hunters had entered the ruins and might not have seen the flares, the second group of hunters who left should have seen the flares we fired, right? How come there was no response at all? I remember they brought flare guns and flares with them when they left."

"It's possible that they found something good and didn't want us to know about it." The fisherman said, "Don't be fooled by the nice words they said when they left. In my opinion, you can't believe a single word they said."

　I've been very busy recently, so I've been updating in a hurry. I just glanced at the words after typing them and uploaded them without checking them carefully. If there are any typos or grammatical errors, please help me find them. I will correct them as soon as I see them.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)