Trickster Hunter.

Chapter 174 Elevator
"What a good trick to cross the river and then destroy the bridge." Sun Hang glanced at the corpse on the ground. This guy deserved to die... If his "teammates" were lucky enough to survive, they would probably hate him to the core - shooting him once they met him would be considered merciful. If the person who was deceived was Sun Hang, Sun Hang would skin this guy without hesitation.

Moreover, this is done while ensuring that he is mentally clear.

"What do you mean?" The fisherman came over. "Did you find any valuable information on this guy?"

"Yes, but not many." Sun Hang nodded. "There is a BOSS in the deepest part of the institute. He is very strong, but even they don't know how strong he is... Because they didn't encounter the BOSS. They were wiped out by the monsters that broke through the containment on the second floor. Only this guy escaped."

"BOSS?" The fisherman blinked hard, "Are you talking about a very powerful monster?"

"I don't know. Anyway, the weird things on the second underground floor are tricky enough. In my opinion, you might as well turn back now." Sun Hang advised.

"We turn back? Do you still want to keep going?" The fisherman was stunned. "I know you are very powerful, but can you deal with this monster that even a group of Ansa hunters can't deal with by yourself?"

"I'll go down and take a look. If the situation gets bad, I'll just run away." Sun Hang pointed at the body on the ground, "Just like him."

"Then I'll go and see," the fisherman said nonchalantly, "You may not be as fast as me in running away."

"Those strange creatures that have broken through containment are of great research value." Yano Seiichi also said, "Many of the strange creatures contained in the Nameless Island Research Institute have not yet been numbered and recorded. If we can bring this part of information back, it will be a great achievement."

"Aren't you two afraid of death?" Sun Hang couldn't help but feel a headache.

After getting along with these two people along the way, he felt good about them, so he still hoped that they could survive.

But he couldn't tell them about the original embryo... Sun Hang vaguely felt that there might be some connection between his life experience, the mysterious three-ape statue, and the original embryo. If some shocking secrets were revealed, he really couldn't bear to kill these two people to silence them.

He could only hope that the two would give up after seeing the strange things on the second floor.

"We are monster hunters after all, right? How can a hunter back down before even seeing his prey?" The fisherman patted his chest and said, "Although I don't have much practical experience, my simulation training results are not bad. If you round it off, I can be considered to have killed several monsters single-handedly."

Sun Hang had also heard of the "simulation training" mentioned by the fisherman. The objects of this simulation training were all some monsters that had been eliminated or contained. After collecting enough data, the virtual model built could perfectly simulate the abilities of the corresponding monsters. The hunters participating in the training had to achieve the "killing target" in a virtual environment with limited conditions. The criteria for judging the killing target were also included in the data model.

However, there is still a big difference between simulation training and real combat.

The biggest difference is that hunters cannot feel the real threat of death during simulation training.

It was a suffocating cold feeling, as if a snake was climbing up your body little by little, clinging to your skin. Its scales gently brushed your hairs, and the "hissing" sound came from your ears. You didn't know when it would bite your flesh and inject its deadly venom into your body.

……

The three of them followed the red "guiding light" all the way forward. They didn't know whether the monsters on the underground floor had been cleared out by the group of Ansa hunters, or whether the being guiding them did it intentionally. They had a very smooth journey and didn't encounter any obstacles at all. The red guiding light finally stopped in front of an elevator, which was the elevator that the gloomy hunter took when he escaped from the second floor.

A fire axe chopped directly into the elevator controller, causing the elevator car to be completely stuck on this floor and unable to move.

"This guy is really a beast." The fisherman couldn't help cursing, "In order to save his own life, he cut off his teammates' retreat."

"I'm afraid this controller won't be repaired in a short time." Yano checked the structure of the elevator, "We have to find another way down."

"No need, just come in, I have a way." Sun Hang walked straight into the elevator.

The fisherman and Yano looked at each other and walked in together.

The liquid metal flowed out along the gap of the car and divided into two parts - one part turned into a sharp blade, cutting the stuck safety pin and rope, and the other part turned into a section of highly ductile steel cable, directly connecting the car and the pulley block at the top of the elevator shaft.

As the steel cable slowly lowered, the car began to fall.

"Wow, your ability is really useful." The fisherman couldn't help but sigh again, "Unlike me, it's only useful in the water or when I'm being beaten."

This elevator only connects the first and second underground floors and cannot go directly to the third underground floor. After the elevator car fell to the bottom of the shaft, a scene like hell appeared before the eyes of the three people.

In addition to the car door, there is another layer of elevator door on the outside - different from the thick metal doors of modern elevators, the elevator doors of that era were just a metal door frame plus a layer of wire mesh. The elevator at the Nameless Island Research Institute was slightly higher-end, with a layer of special glass with bulletproof properties installed behind the wire mesh.

And now, this layer of glass was covered with shocking bloody handprints, and a bloody corpse was lying on the door in a half-kneeling position, with bloodshot eyes bulging outward. The distorted expression was completely unlike what human facial muscles could express... It was hard to imagine how much pain this person had endured before his death.

The fisherman took a deep breath and subconsciously tightened his weapon.

The elevator door opened, and the body, having lost its support, rushed directly into the car. The three people quickly moved to the side.

"thump."

The corpse fell face down on the ground, and the three people noticed that the flesh and blood on the back of the corpse had been almost hollowed out, the spine and ribs were broken in many places, and the internal organs were gone - in fact, the entire chest cavity was only an empty shell of the front half.

"What a tragic death..." The fisherman pressed himself against the inner wall of the elevator, carefully sticking half of his head out and looking at the scene outside the elevator.

(End of this chapter)