boom!

Naoto Uesaki knocked him unconscious with the back of his knife.

"Teacher, this is the last chance," Naoto Uesaki whispered.

"He, he... he's in the solitary confinement cell below the gymnasium..." Seeing his colleague already chickening out, the instructor quickly blurted out, "The way to get into that solitary confinement cell is..."

Naoto Uesaki listened and nodded, then said to the instructor, "Okay, I need to check the answers with him. If they're wrong..."

"No, no," the instructor quickly shook his head.

This isn't a matter of his life or death, so there's no harm in him telling anyone, since his retreat route isn't the same as those people's.

puff.

"You..." The instructor looked at Naoto Uesaki in disbelief: "You promised me..."

"Just kidding." Naoto Uesaki raised an eyebrow. "Didn't you teach me this?"

The instructor stared wide-eyed, his eyes wide open in death.

He never expected that his students would actually apply what they had learned.

For many teachers, the best thing is for students to apply what they have learned, but for him, nothing could be worse.

Naoto Uesaki closed his eyes and woke up the other one.

He was the instructor's backer, and the other person didn't know he was dead, thinking he had just fainted. Uesaki Naoto was just using the simplest way to find that person's location.

His answer was the same as the instructor's.

As a result, Naoto Uesaki used the same method to end this person's life.

After doing all this, he dragged his tired body outside.

The heavy rain had subsided considerably by this time, washing away countless sins.

The bodies of some guards were scattered on the ground; some were still alive, while others had died from blood loss.

Naoto Uesaki didn't waste his energy on finishing off the enemy. He followed their instructions and went to the solitary confinement cell, where he used the password to open the door.

His best friend was lying there helplessly.

When he saw the door open, he instinctively got up, covered his head, and squatted on the floor: "I know I was wrong... I really don't know where he is..."

"Sakurai, I've come to take you home." Uesaki Naoto extended his hand to Sakurai: "I'm sorry..."

"Go home?" Sakurai looked up blankly.

What I saw was Naoto Uesaki, whose blood had been drained.

"You, why are you back? What happened to your injuries?" Sakurai suddenly stood up. "You already ran away, why did you come back!"

When Sakurai first learned that he had run away alone, he was devastated because he never imagined that his seemingly good friend would abandon him and run away on his own.

During the interrogation, he harbored deep resentment towards Naoto Uesaki.

He wondered, why am I here? Why did he run away?

If Naoto Uesaki had appeared in front of him back then, he would have torn that bastard to pieces!

But after being tortured and left in this cold room, he felt relieved.

Even if he didn't escape, could he have avoided these punishments on his own?

It might be because you ate a few seconds slower, or it might be because you couldn't memorize what you needed to memorize.

In short, they always find a way to punish themselves.

In that case, wouldn't it be better to just leave?

Staying means we'll most likely all die together.

At times like this, it's better to let one person go than to lose one.

He knew why Uesaki Naoto dared not tell them, and after his resentment subsided, he still hoped that Uesaki Naoto could leave and start anew, and never come back.

Since I'm going to die sooner or later anyway, what can I do?

That's why that image appeared in Naoto Uesaki's mind; it was a rare ray of light in his life.

But why did this bastard come back?

Didn't they already escape?

Or did they get caught and brought back?

"Say something! What's going on?" Sakurai asked, somewhat confused as he saw that the instructor was nowhere to be seen.

His roar was a rare display of emotion; he hadn't completely broken down yet.

Unfortunately, Naoto Uesaki could no longer respond to him.

His eyes lost their luster.

He continued to reach out, trying to help his friend up.

A slight smile played on his lips, because his efforts had not been in vain.

No matter what happens in the future, at least Sakurai is still alive, isn't he?

Chapter 198 Come Out

boom!

A gunshot rang out from Akabane Karma.

This is the last one.

The entrances and exits here are all electronically controlled.

Technological advancements are not always a good thing.

These people are too reliant on technology. If this place weren't controlled by passwords, they probably wouldn't be trapped here to die.

If they had given those children some hope, hadn't built such high walls, hadn't erected iron gates that prevented anyone from getting out, things wouldn't have turned out this way; at least most of them would have been able to escape.

Even if Akabane Karma and the others are strong, there are only five of them, including Uesaki Naoto.

"Finally, they're all dead." Akabane Karma's gaze fell on Yukino beside him.

The two of them followed the optimal route from beginning to end, killing only the most valuable individuals and the strongest guards.

Without the cover of two snipers, they would probably have been injured, or even killed here.

After all, they are human beings, not gods.

It was only then that Yukino realized why Luo Feng had brought her two snipers.

The enemy's guards were caught off guard at first; they were definitely not pushovers.

If it weren't for the two snipers sniping from different locations, if it weren't for possessing Nagisa Shiota's abilities, if it weren't for Karma Akabane's formidable close-combat skills, those two...

“Not necessarily all of them.” Yukino shook her head. “They should have some kind of shift system, right?”

"Who knows?" Akabane Karma stretched, seemingly unaffected by the corpses scattered on the ground.

Their clothes were covered in blood, but unlike Naoto Uesaki, the blood on them belonged to other people.

"I'm just an assassin, not a berserker. There are so many people here, it's like they've turned Assassin's Creed into an Assassin's Musou game," Akabane Karma complained.

He couldn't help but wonder why he had come here with only two people, including a rookie like Yukino, when the security here was so tight.

This doesn't seem like my style...

Even if people are dying here all the time, even if I hate evil as much as I hate it, I shouldn't be so impulsive.

But as soon as the thought crossed his mind, he naturally ignored it.

Perhaps it's because I feel the risk is worthwhile?

An assassin's life is meaningless without adventure.

"I didn't expect there to be so many guards..."

"You killed so many people today, and you're not afraid at all. I'm really impressed with you," Akabane Karma praised.

“Hmm…” Yukino nodded.

If it were the old her, she would definitely feel scared and uncomfortable.

She had killed people before, but this was the first time she had killed so many people, many of whom, in her opinion, did not deserve to die.

But if she doesn't kill them, she won't be able to deter those above her.

Killing a portion of the enemy to vent one's anger and wiping out all of the enemy's instructors and cadres are two completely different things.

Yukino should have been afraid, but she now possessed the mindset of a top assassin, and even after killing so many, she didn't feel any wavering.

Naoto Uesaki's indifference is a power given to him by Luo Feng, and Yukino's composure is also a gift from Luo Feng.

What she admired most was Akabane Karma, because he was the only one who fought entirely on his own strength, and his power had nothing to do with Luo Feng.

Ten years of their lives were only exchanged for one night of combat power from this person. What kind of training did they undergo back then?

“Your strength is not bad, not inferior to ours at all. Next time, don’t hold back.” Akabane Karma yawned: “Let’s go. After all this trouble, it won’t be easy to leave.”

Nagisa Shiota assassinated the school's principal. When the person in charge on the surface dies, sending people to investigate becomes a very troublesome situation. Normally, it takes a lot of time for the police to report upwards step by step.

In addition to electronic interference, the location is also very remote, and no one has come to stop the two yet.

However, a large number of people came from nearby cities.

If it weren't for a chain-reaction car accident, they probably would have ordered a retreat before they even finished killing Akabane Karma.

A mission is a mission, and missions must be based on safety.

They didn't cause this chain-reaction car accident; it was a 'coincidence'.

Normally, when Akabane Karma was at his peak, he would have questioned himself even more why he was in such a hurry and so reckless.

Unfortunately, the power of the devil is beyond the comprehension of a human being.

"How do we leave? What about the students?" Yukino asked.

“Those students are easy to handle,” Akabane Karma said. “Ritsu, can you control the broadcast system here?”

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