Unspeakable bubbles

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As the morning sunlight streamed into the room, Morrison yawned.

Today I still need to teach those piglets some simple operations; I can't slack off.

Morrison rubbed his face and stopped in his tracks as he walked to the door.

I took a deep breath. Hmm, no strange smell, everything is normal.

Morrison had some doubts about his memory of being drunk, but the strange taste was really unforgettable.

Here, besides male overseers and pig-headed people, who would wear perfume?

Upon closer examination, the matter becomes quite serious.

"Last night, a woman sneaked in?" Morrison muttered to himself.

Someone wants to gather evidence to expose them? That was his first thought.

Morrison quickly left the room and went to Håkan, who was guarding the door. He immediately asked, "You didn't slack off last night, did you? Did you spot any suspicious people?"

"Boss, there's nothing suspicious about him, everything's normal."

“Someone sneaked in last night,” Morrison said coldly.

"what"

Hanken was startled and hurriedly said, "Boss, I really didn't doze off yesterday. It's impossible for someone to walk past me without being noticed."

“Are you sure?” Morrison stared into his eyes.

"I'm sure!"

Hanken patted his chest and assured him, "This isn't the first or second time I've been on night watch, boss, you have to believe me!"

Morrison nodded slightly. He knew Håkan's character well. Although his character wasn't great, he was always conscientious when it was Håkan's turn to guard the goal.

'Perhaps they didn't come in through the main entrance.'

"Boss, what happened?" Hanken asked anxiously when Morrison didn't speak.

"Did anything happen while I was away these past few days? Like, did anyone try to get into the processing plant under some pretext?"

"Uh"

Håkan thought for a moment, “No, but I did encounter a lost demi-human when you weren’t around, boss.”

Morrison's expression shifted. "Tell me in detail."

"It was a lost catwoman with a little girl. I happened to be on duty that day, and she came over asking me for help."

"You helped her?"

Hanken shrugged. "Boss, I won't lie to you. If it were an ordinary person, I would help them out, but this is a demi-human, and a pretty girl at that."

He grinned lewdly, "I just wanted to lure her in so the brothers could have some fun."

"Why didn't you tell me about something this big sooner! Forget about the demi-humans, but what about that little girl? You weren't hurt, were you?"

Morrison was furious. He grabbed Hanken by the collar and said, "Wow, you've got some serious trouble while I was away!"

"Boss, let me finish. That thing didn't work out."

Seeing that Morrison was truly angry, Hanken quickly recounted what had happened that day.

"That girl was very clever. I don't know how she sensed something was wrong, but she attacked me with pepper spray."

"By the time I called my brothers to come out, she had already run far away."

"Boss, you know those feline subhumans are really fast. A bunch of us chased them for ages but couldn't catch them!"

Håkan kept talking, but he didn't get to the point that Morrison was really concerned about.

"I don't care what happened to that demi-human, what about the little girl? Did she escape too?" Morrison asked anxiously.

Elijah had a very low status, and he didn't care whether the catwoman was steamed or braised; the important thing was that she was human!

If something happens to the little girl because of Hanken, it will be a big problem if her parents come knocking on the door later.

"Little girl..."

To his surprise, Hanken looked puzzled and said, "I don't know."

"..."

"Boss, don't be angry, I really didn't know!"

Feeling the grip on his collar tighten, Hanken quickly protested his innocence.

"Afterwards, I asked the brothers who came to help, and they didn't see the little girl either."

"She didn't run off with that catwoman, so how did she just disappear?"

Faced with Morrison's questioning, Håkan stammered and couldn't say a word.

"Um, but, but she really is gone."

Hunken looked miserable. "Boss, I didn't lie. I can tell what's important. At first, I just wanted to let that catwoman have some fun with the brothers and then let them go home."

"Then tell me where the little girl went?"

"This"

When Hanken was pushed to the limit, he blurted out, "Maybe she ran into our factory when I wasn't looking. She's short, and it was a bit chaotic at the time, so the brothers might have missed her."

It was just Hanken talking nonsense in his desperation. If the little girl was really hiding in the factory, how come she hasn't been seen for the past few days?

Moreover, the idea that he slipped in during the chaos is really far-fetched.

Morrison put down Hanken, a thoughtful look on his face.

After a while, he asked, "Is there anything else you haven't told me? Think about it carefully."

"That's all. Everything else is normal except for this."

"Hmph, there was no shift change today, you better reflect on your actions."

Morrison left Håkan with a grim face and began to stroll around the perimeter of the wall.

In order to save costs, the processing plant's equipment was quite old, and even the walls were not built to the standard height.

'If it were Catwoman, maybe she could climb in.'

Morrison paced back and forth; things seemed to be getting clearer.

Let's assume that the catwoman is a domesticated demi-human who sneaked into the factory last night to investigate because her owner went missing.

She probably hasn't found the person, and even if she did, she wouldn't be able to take her out.

So, was the little girl still in the factory at this point?

The question is, if she could remain undetected for so long, someone must have been hiding her.

Who is hiding her and for what purpose?

'Could there be some ruthless freak among us?' Morrison shuddered at the thought.

'Damn it, if there's really that kind of bastard, I'll shoot him dead!'

Morrison touched the 'thing' his boss had given him in his arms, his face full of murderous intent.

Should we start searching room by room right now?

Morrison hesitated, ultimately concluding that the little girl staying at the factory was just a guess.

Searching our brothers' rooms based on a mere guess would be disheartening.

What to do? The man was troubled.

Section 110, Chapter 109: Take a chance for me.

Morrison had a dark expression all day, and the overseers were wondering if Hanken had angered the boss.

Didn't you see him still standing guard at the gate, looking miserable with no one to relieve him? With that experience as a warning, everyone worked extra hard today.

"Can't you handle a knife?"

"I've never seen anyone as stupid as you! Cut it harder!"

"You put it in the wrong place."

"Hurry up, I haven't eaten yet, uh, if you don't do a good job, you won't get any food today."

The overseers shouted at the top of their lungs, occasionally brandishing whips, and even personally demonstrating to the new piglets.

Unfortunately, despite being more motivated than usual, the result seemed to be no different.

"Hmph, hmph."

"Snoring"

The overseers were sweating profusely with anxiety, while the pig-headed men just stared at them blankly.

Even when whipped occasionally, he would only groan twice.

"Take it one step at a time, don't rush."

Seeing the chaos in the factory, Morrison finally spoke.