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Chapter 226 Online Case Solving: The Death Penalty Begins!

Group member [Civilian of the City of Sin] sent a cross-server application to the chat group, with 0/1 participants.

In the Marvel universe, after looking at the invitation in the group chat, Bai Ye hesitated for a moment before sending another message.

【Deep Blue】: @Civilians of the City of Sin, are you in a hurry right now?

[Citizens of the City of Sin]: ? ? ?

[Deep Blue]: It's nothing, it's just that if I'm not in a hurry, could I play for another day or two?

[Deep Blue]: I just finished my work and haven't had time to spend with my girlfriends yet. If I go to your place, it feels like it will take at least one or two months, so I'd like to postpone it for a couple of days...

Inside Arkham Prison, Gavin, who had just been laughing wildly, fell silent as he looked at Deep Blue's message and thought of his deceased wife and children.

His gaze moved with difficulty, looking at his tightly locked body and the dark cell. After hesitating for a moment, he still kindly sent a "okay".

"This Gavin is actually quite nice." Bai Ye nodded in satisfaction upon receiving Gavin's reply.

After all, helping his fellow group members wasn't a mandatory task, and there were no rewards or punishments.

Therefore, this kind of voluntary labor should only be done after you've had your own fun. Everything can be done slowly. What's the difference between rushing around like this and being a guy rushing to a movie set?

And so, after Gavin spent another three days in Arkham, having successfully pampered his girlfriends and left them stuffed, White Night leisurely took a bath before accepting the invitation again.

At this moment, in Arkham, Bai Ye appeared quietly, dressed in a spotless white robe. His clean white shoes trod on the slightly damp ground, and protected by the field, he seemed like an immortal who had been separated from the world.

In front of Bai Ye, Gavin looked rather disheveled. He hadn't showered for over ten days, and even taking care of his bodily needs was incredibly cumbersome. The smell of sweat on his body could be detected from a great distance.

However, what Bai Ye noticed first was not the other person's clothes, but their eyes.

"It's only been two months, but the changes in you are astonishing," Bai Ye commented.

Gavin didn't reply, because even his mouth was restricted from opening; he simply turned his eyes and calmly gazed at Bai Ye.

Unlike the initial humility, the other person's eyes now held an unprecedented level of hostility.

With a gentle wave of his hand, Bai Ye unleashed several gusts of wind, easily severing all the restrictions on his opponent.

With a dull thud as the steel hit the ground, Gavin steadied himself mid-air and said in a hoarse voice, "Thank you."

"No problem. Now, where are your wife's and son's ashes?" Bai Ye asked, revealing an eyeball in his hand—the Rinnegan.

"I'll revive them now... but I've never tried reviving people in your world before, and I don't know if the rules of this world allow it."

In response to Bai Ye's words, Gavin slowly shook his head: "No need! There's no need to resurrect them."

"Huh?" Bai Ye was slightly taken aback. "Not resurrecting? Why?"

"I've figured it out these past few days," Gavin told Bai Ye.

"The dead are gone. Even if they were to be resurrected, they would not be the people I know. They would only be copies of their memories."

"Your idea is quite strange," Bai Ye said speechlessly. "This world has the concept of souls. Doesn't resurrecting them really mean they're not the same person?"

Meanwhile, on the monitor, the security guard's eyes were immediately on the screen when Bai Ye and Gavin, who had been freed from his restraints, suddenly appeared. He quickly sounded the alarm.

Soon, the piercing sound echoed throughout Arkham.

But this did not affect the two people in the room. After confirming that Gavin did not intend to resurrect his wife and daughter, Bai Ye had no choice but to comply with him.

"So I've completed my mission now?" Bai Ye asked.

"I have one more request to ask of you," Gavin said seriously, looking at Bai Ye. "I want you to correct this world?"

"Correcting the world?"

"Yes, this world is full of evil, especially this city, which is the source of evil. I want to eradicate the evil in this world completely."

"I want every wicked person to die in unbearable agony, and to regret their actions before they die."

Bai Ye stared speechlessly at Gavin in front of him. It seemed the other man had gone quite mad lately, but...

"This seems interesting." Bai Ye revealed a knowing smile, looking at Gavin in front of him with a resolute yet crazed gaze, and said, "No problem, what do you want to do?"

"Let's start with this mental hospital." Gavin looked to his right, where a large group of security guards and doctors were rushing towards the door.

"I forgot to ask, what are your standards of justice? What constitutes a crime?" Bai Ye asked curiously.

"Those who commit intentional homicide deserve to die!"

"Those who obscene others deserve to die!"

"Drug dealers deserve to die!"

"Adulterers deserve to die!"

"Human traffickers deserve to die!"

……

Hearing Gavin's answer, Bai Ye was speechless. This was practically online crime-solving, starting with the death penalty, much more extreme than his own.

Bai Ye never expected that Gavin, who was in his thirties, would actually be a redneck.

Outside the door, security guards stood nervously at the entrance, armed with stun batons and pistols. Due to the special nature of this mental hospital, their self-defense capabilities were slightly higher than usual.

But compared to the guy inside who slaughtered countless gangsters, their current small arms and legs are nothing.

"Creak!"

In the midst of immense tension, the door was slowly opened, and the instant Gavin appeared, someone fired a bullet at his leg, which he easily dodged.

Those who aid and abet evil should be punished!

As soon as he finished speaking, Gavin struck out with a palm, his energy instantly striking the attacker's chest, causing him to cough up blood and fly backward.

Although the blow was not fatal, he will be bedridden for several months.

"Surrender obediently, then go and bring out all the other mentally ill people, or don't blame me for being impolite." Gavin looked at these people, his tone icy cold.

"I advise you to behave yourselves." At this moment, Bai Ye walked out from the side, leaned lightly against the door frame, and crossed his arms, saying, "Otherwise, once this guy goes crazy, it won't be so easy to suppress him."

Only then did the security guards notice Bai Ye standing to the side. Seeing his long, flowing black hair, they immediately realized that he was probably not quite mentally stable either.

But as it turns out, these people were wrong; Bai Ye wasn't crazy.

However, a capable, normal person will cause a thousand times more harm than a powerless madman, since the strong truly have the ability to distort the world into their own image.

(End of this chapter)