See the Law of Deception

Chapter 50 The Long Street Slaughterhouse (11)

Clearly, Lu Jinzhao's predictions about these two individuals were accurate.

Not long after, the two found an opportunity to spend about ten minutes alone with the bald man. When the bald man returned with a subtle sense of smugness, Lu Jinzhao was about 90% certain that the matter had been resolved.

As time passed and the woman with glasses arranged for two members of her team to leave, Lu Jinzhao knew the time had come.

The woman with glasses had arranged for these two to go and negotiate a deal with someone whose target was a snake, but Lu Jinzhao had already sown the seeds of suspicion in people's hearts. To make matters worse, the person the woman with glasses sent was the one she had lied about being a "snake".

The timing, location, and people were all on her side.

This was completely different from my previous two experiences at the platform.

"Huh, is a fight breaking out?" After a while, Wei Ling looked suspiciously at the back of the main building of the slaughterhouse.

She seemed to hear something.

At first, there was only a short, sharp sound of something heavy falling to the ground. In less than a minute, the sound became more intense, but they were not close enough to hear it clearly. There seemed to be someone shouting angrily.

Listen, it sounds like a fight has broken out.

"Let's go take a look." Wei Ling's face showed a hint of curiosity and excitement. Apart from her, everyone else present was obviously curious about this as well, so they followed the sound and walked towards the back of the main building.

The main building of the slaughterhouse is not small, and it might be faster to walk through it, but obviously no one wants to do that.

By the time they took a detour to the back, five or six minutes had passed since the sound had first been heard.

If several adults are desperately trying to kill each other, what can they do in ten minutes, and to what extent?
When Lu Jinzhao saw the scene, he understood.

Ten minutes is enough to kill a person.

The person who died was the one whom Lu Jinzhao had falsely accused of being a "snake".

At this moment, he lay on the ground, his head bleeding profusely. His facial features were blurred from being struck with a blunt object, and several pieces of his scalp were missing, which showed how cruel the person who did it was.

Beside his corpse, the man whose target was "snake" held a stone brick in his hand, his face unusually excited, panting heavily as he slumped to the ground, staring straight at the dead man.

His hands, clothes, and even face were covered in splattered blood. He was in a frenzy, and his body was trembling uncontrollably from excessive excitement.

"Great, I don't have to die!"

"Go to hell! If you die, I won't have to die!"

His friend, standing a few steps away, watched him with a look of horror.

As for the other person, probably because he wasn't the "target," he only had one leg broken.

The man with the broken leg saw the crowd rushing over and immediately shouted, "Help!"

"This man is insane! He's a madman!"

"He killed someone!"

The people who rushed over all reacted differently to his shout, but clearly no one seemed terrified.

Most people had some expectation that this kind of situation would occur at the platform.

Moreover, given that it's a Class C train, why the exaggerated reaction to the death of just one person?
That's a bit too pretentious.

However, someone still took his role.

The woman with glasses, accompanied by her entourage, angrily stepped forward and questioned the man: "Did you do this? Why did you kill my friend!"

The man was still exhausted. When he heard the question, he just laughed loudly and said, "Stop pretending!"

"Don't you all know? The butcher wants snakes today, but there aren't any snakes in this godforsaken place!"

"He is a snake. If I don't kill him, I will die!"

The woman's expression changed drastically upon hearing this; she realized she had been tricked.

The anger she had deliberately feigned on her face now seemed genuine, tinged with a hint of regret. She didn't explain much, only asking, "So you killed him?"

The man's expression turned comical upon hearing this. He was about to utter a few sarcastic remarks when the woman suddenly said, "You killed my friend, you must pay for this in blood."

As soon as she finished speaking, the man beside her stepped forward, pulled a worn-out butcher knife from his pocket, and plunged it into the man's neck. Instantly, a large amount of blood gushed out, and the man could no longer utter a word.

Then, she looked at the man's friend and asked, "Are you an accomplice too?"

The companion was clearly shocked by the scene before him, and he shook his head repeatedly: "No, no, I wasn't involved in this!"

"No, he helped! He's the one who broke my leg!"

The man lying on the ground suddenly spoke.

His companion's expression suddenly turned angry: "You're lying!"

Lu Jinzhao could tell that he was genuinely angry because he had been slandered.

But that's not important.

From the bespectacled woman's swift and decisive killing of the man whose target was "snake," Lu Jinzhao discerned her intentions.

She wanted to clear the area quickly.

Her actions disrupted her plans. The team was already missing one person due to the bald man's judgment, and now another one was dead, and another had broken a leg. They couldn't be counted as combat power until they returned to the train.

Her team was no longer strong, and with morale low, she had to immediately use an iron fist to intimidate everyone present.

"If you don't want to die, tell me, who told you he was a snake?"

The man confessed without hesitation that Lu Jinzhao was the culprit.

When the woman with glasses looked in the direction he was pointing, Lu Jinzhao's expression didn't change, but Wei Ling's...
She even raised her hand and waved, saying "Hi".

Lu Jinchao could see the bespectacled woman's expression suddenly turn sinister, which showed that Wei Ling's ability to infuriate people was indeed first-rate.

“I’ll remember you,” she said.

Then, she gave the man a wink, and he immediately took the knife and walked toward the dead man's companion.

The other party said incredulously, "I've already told you, what else do you want?!"

No one stopped him, and his words had no effect whatsoever.

The outcome of an unarmed person fighting a large, wielding adult with a knife is self-evident.

In less than half an hour, three people died.

Lu Jinzhao stared silently at the blood that covered the ground in front of her. Wei Ling reached out and touched her fingers; they were a little cold.

For some reason, she always felt that Lu Jinzhao now was different from the Lu Jinzhao in "Out of Control".

The character Lu Jinzhao in "Out of Control" gave her the feeling of calm, gentle water, but now, the water temperature seems to have turned icy cold.

"You will pay the price for this." As Wei Ling pondered, the bespectacled woman helped her companion with the broken leg and looked at Lu Jinzhao and Wei Ling.

She didn't act rashly against the two, naturally realizing that they likely possessed supernatural items.

If an ordinary person is killed, then so be it; but passengers with supernatural items need to be careful.

Just like that bald guy.

Upon hearing this, Wei Ling simply made a face, while Lu Jinzhao, as if he had heard something funny, looked at her with an expression that said, "What are you talking about?" and said:

"You dared to kill these two people so decisively because you already know who you and those around you need."

"It must be one of the people who exchanged information with you on the first day, right?"

"You know these two are not within your hunting range, so it doesn't matter if they die. The real lambs to the slaughter don't even know they've been targeted."

"Are you not killing us now because you're afraid of losing some of your fighting strength and having accidents when slaughtering the lambs?"

Upon hearing this, the woman with glasses' expression suddenly turned ugly, and those who had thought the riot had nothing to do with them also changed their expressions at this moment.

(End of this chapter)