You don't even want to call me godfather

But strangely, even the small wooden house in the backyard was not locked, and the wooden door was wide open as when he left.

Koshei became alert, he walked slowly into the wooden house with a gun in his hand, the feeling of falling came again, a few seconds later, he arrived at the underground laboratory.

The elevator door opened. Koshei held the gun in front of him, aimed it forward, and walked in carefully.

It was strangely quiet here. There was no sound of human voice or footsteps. He followed the yellow line on the ground, walked through the corners step by step, and came to the glass room where Ω was locked up.

Koshe was stunned. The scene before him surprised and frightened him. Even the muzzle of the gun in his hand dropped a little.

Because he saw that Ω, who was supposed to be in the glass house, was squatting outside the room.

Next to her was the Liberi man, now lying in a pool of blood. The glass exterior wall was covered with blood that was slowly flowing down.

And Ω, upon hearing Koshe's arrival, slowly turned around.

There was no expression on her face.

On her back were blood-stained wings.

Chapter 97 Monsters, Disasters

Koshe felt a suffocating sensation pressing on his brain and nerves.

The girl in front of me was undoubtedly the one I had just met a few hours ago.

But her blood-stained wings and the body of the Liberian man beside her said it all without words.

She killed her "uncle".

Ω saw Koshei, she stood up from the ground and walked towards Koshei.

The base of her wings dragged on the ground, and blood left a dark scarlet trail on the ground behind her.

Koshe was about to raise his gun, but he hesitated.

His original purpose was to rescue the girl, but he did not expect that everything happened so suddenly, so suddenly that Koshe did not know whether he should raise his gun or not.

But Ω seemed to see through Koshe's thoughts. She folded her wings and pressed them tightly against her back. She walked in front of Koshe, stretched out a hand, and gently grasped the corner of his clothes.

"Please take me away. I have done everything you wish for."

She raised her head and looked at him with her lifeless eyes.

"What I...want?"

Looking at Ω's eyes, the eyes that seemed to be able to see through his soul and brain, Koshe finally remembered.

'She is an angel, she can see what is in people's hearts.'

This is what the men of Liberia say.

Before he left, he thought about killing the Liberi man, and also thought about rescuing the girl from the laboratory and taking her away.

And at that time, Ω was staring at her.

Could it be that……

"Kill my uncle, leave the lab, and be free."

Ω listened to what Koshe was thinking, but she extracted several key words from it, contrary to common sense, and formed sentences that she understood.

Kosh Emeran.

He should have thought that this girl's thinking was different from that of ordinary people. She had not received formal education, so her way of thinking would naturally be biased.

It's just... he didn't expect it to deviate to this extent.

"Did I... do something wrong?" Ω noticed Koshe's mood change, and she also became depressed. "I... killed my uncle. Is this something I shouldn't do?"

Looking at Ω at this moment, for some reason, Koshei's doubts and fears disappeared in an instant.

"No..." Koshei looked at Omega and did not hide his thoughts, "He is not your uncle, he is not your family, he is not worthy."

"Then...can you take me away?"

Ω's eyes never left Koshei from beginning to end, as if he wanted to capture his every thought and every idea without omission.

She seemed to be worried about something. She was worried that this first person who did not regard her as a monster, this first person who wanted to take her away from the institute, would be disappointed in her and would reject her.

Her thoughts were so simple that Koshe had no idea what she was thinking.

But looking at Ω's pleading eyes, Koshei was still a little shaken.

"Why me?" he asked. "I have only met you twice, and the number of words we have spoken is no more than the number on the fingers of one hand... Why me?"

"Because... I'm a monster," Ω lowered his head slightly, reflecting like a child, "Before, there were many adults here, they liked me very much, they said that I was their greatest success, but I know... in their hearts, I'm just a monster that may lose control at any time. They are afraid of me, but they smile at me and thank me for the experimental results I brought them. I thought... I could be unshakable, but their voices emerge in my mind every day... I shouldn't think so... I don't know since when, they began to hate me, thinking that I am a monster, a disaster, these words echoed in my ears all the time, and their bad feelings continued to accumulate and swell... Until one day, I couldn't stand those voices anymore, I wanted to make my mind a little quieter, so I..."

Ω paused, and as if she had found an outlet to vent her grievances, she poured out her heart to Koshei.

Looking at this child who was used as a tool to extract value by those scientific researchers, Koshe sighed deeply.

He knew what had happened without Ω continuing to speak.

But he still reached out and placed his hand on Ω's head.

"No, you are not a monster, nor a disaster," Koshe said, "You are just a poor child who was used as an experimental subject. Those adults...they are the real monsters."

Koshe's words were undoubtedly the best way to comfort Ω. She looked up at him in disbelief.

And Koshe looked at her without any hesitation.

Because this was his true thought, he didn't think there was anything wrong with what he said.

"..."

The angel's body seemed to be trembling, and her hands that were holding the corner of Koshe's clothes couldn't help but clench.

Koshe knew what Ω wanted to do. He often interacted with children and was somewhat familiar with their thought processes.

So he half-knelt down, making himself about the same height as Ω, and opened his arms.

"Want to cry?"

he asked.

Ω did not answer. She took a step forward and buried her face in Koshe's shoulder, answering the question with her action.

Feeling the sobs and trembling of the child on his shoulder who was trying to hold back his tears, Koshe's expression turned cold again.

Ω looks to be about the same age as Hong, but her experience may be even worse than those wolf hunters.

He never thought that in his own country, there would be people who would violate the taboo of human experimentation, and they were not even natives.

Regardless of what Providence said or what the man from Liberia said, the government had a lot to do with this experiment.

Whether it was providing the venue or participating in the experiment, Koshei's patience had reached its limit.

What these governments do is even dirtier than the mafia operating in the gray area.

"Dad...Dad..."

Suddenly, a sound mixed with sobs came into Koshe's ears.

Although he was surprised for a moment, Koshei quickly calmed down.

I guess... he is a child who has never experienced true fatherly love...

……

Koshei opened the door carefully, leaned out half of his body, and looked around.

After confirming that there was no one on the first floor, he quickly pulled Ω, who was wearing his coat to cover the existence of his wings, into the house.

He closed the door quietly, turned around, and was about to send Ω to the study.

"Brother," but in the end, Destiny still found out, "Why... did you bring a child home again?"

"Ah... this..." Koshe scratched his head awkwardly, "The situation is a bit special, it may take a long time to explain..."

"..." Destiny stood at the stairs, looking at Koshe and Ω behind him. Unexpectedly, she did not ask Koshe about Ω's halo and wings, but just said lightly, "Although I know that brother really likes children, but one Hong is fine, why even one... Sakota? Or Liberi? Well, no matter what, brother, you kidnapped a second child, isn't it a bit..."

Ω hid behind Koshei and she returned to her timid look, but this time not towards Koshei.

She looked at Destiny for a long time, then raised her head and asked Koshei -

"Is this... Dad's sister?"

"...Huh?" Destiny was speechless for a moment, then suddenly looked at Ω in surprise, surprised that she addressed Koshei, "Dad?"

“Well… so, this might be a little hard to explain…”

Koshe scratched his cheek with his fingers, looking away, not daring to look at Destiny's strange gaze.

Chapter 98 is full of profound meaning

Providence returned to the government building and realized his impulse after looking for Koshei and learning that Koshei was not the murderer of Luo Lao's children.

If I don't go back for too long, Fred and other congressmen will definitely be suspicious.

In the current situation, everyone in the government is in a state of high tension, and even Fred's words cannot change the status quo.

After all, following the day before yesterday, another congressman was killed yesterday.

Even Luo's entire family.

The government is in chaos now. They probably never thought that as members of parliament, even their families would be affected.

But Providence has remained silent on this matter.

Although Koshei did not do it on purpose, they should have anticipated this day when some people in the government took action against Koshei and the families of his party members.

To put it bluntly, it's retribution.

"Providence, where have you been? You're dressed so warmly." As soon as Providence returned to the government building, Fred, who had been waiting in the lobby, walked up to him anxiously and looked him up and down. "You were more than an hour late. I almost thought something happened to you too."

"I... went to investigate Luo Lao's case," Providence gave a half-truthful answer to his friend's concern. "I went to the scene to see if I could find any useful information."

"But you didn't find it...right?" Fred seemed to have no doubt about Providence. He just frowned slightly and said, "You have to be careful recently, Pro, try not to show up in public. Many people know your identity, and it may have been leaked by informants."

"I'll be careful, Fred," Providence wiped the sweat off his forehead, and then said, "But you should also be careful. Cascade probably doesn't know that you are the acting prime minister yet."

"The informant has not been identified yet. If there really is a traitor in the government, my face should have been known to Cascade."

Fred shrugged, he didn't seem to care about the reveal of his identity.

"Anyway...it's better to be careful."

Providence's heart skipped a beat, but it seemed that his good friend had not discovered anything yet.

But it is only temporary. He is the person responsible for investigating this matter. No matter how much he disguises himself, he will be exposed one day.

Now, he could only delay the government as much as possible. Since Koshei adopted a relatively brutal cleansing method, he had to find ways to cooperate with them, work together inside and outside, and try to end this matter before being discovered.

Otherwise... he might really be too ashamed to face his good friend Fred.

Seeing Providence looking worried, Fred sighed secretly.

This old friend always managed to do things perfectly, no matter what the situation. That was why he had introduced Providence to the government.

But Pro still has a fatal flaw, which is that he can't disguise in front of him.

Perhaps in front of other people, Pro could handle anything with ease, but in front of him, Pro's thoughts could even be said to be completely exposed.

"Go back to the archives and take care of some things. No one is working seriously in this situation," Fred walked past Providence, put his hand on his shoulder, and said, "Don't worry about anything. Just do it."

"Eh?" Providence felt a little strange. He felt that this sentence was not just about work, but a subtle pun. He looked at Fred who was walking out and asked, "Where are you going, Fred?"

"I've mentioned this at the meeting before, visiting various families." Fred waved his hand, took off the black clothes that symbolized the legislator, and put them on the front desk. He said, "Don't worry about me. Go do what you should do, Pro."

Watching Fred's back as he left the government building, Providence frowned slightly, thinking about what Fred had just said.

He always felt that those words were full of profound meaning.

Fred walked out of the government building. There were few idle people around the government building, but there were also people who stopped here to watch.

Over the years in Syracuse, the citizens have long been accustomed to the conflict between the government and the families.

But at the same time, as time goes by, people's dissatisfaction with the government is growing.