They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 177 Throbbing
He seemed to still be indignant about his leg: "Since we're collecting evidence, we certainly can't approach the factory so openly; we need a hidden identity."

"identity……"

Ria pondered for a moment, then suddenly looked up, clearly having come up with a good idea.

"How about pretending to be a worker's relative? Didn't we successfully persuade them to take the factory to court before?"
Given the increasingly extreme emotions of that group, they will definitely go after the factory owner and make a scene, since people are prone to wishful thinking.

This group will first go to the factory hoping for a more reasonable explanation and higher compensation, while Ria and Ivand can take advantage of the chaos to break in.

Of course, this matter must be done in batches. For example, that group of people will definitely tell the factory owner that the factory people told them they would not be compensated and even hurled insults at them. If Ria and Ivand are mixed up with them, they will definitely be recognized.

If they are to go, they cannot go with this group. Without using extraordinary means, they not only cannot go with this group, but they must be the first to go.

The wicked are the first to complain.

They needed to repeat what those people would say first, and then the factory owner, seeing that they were alone, would surely not care and would kick them both out.

Then, the others would arrive in groups, and at that point, the factory owner would pay attention to what Kiria and Ivand had said and try to fool the group away.

If the two of them went again, the factory owner, having learned from his first experience of being fooled, would no longer take them seriously and would lower his guard.

As for the descriptions of Lia and the others given by their families...

There's no need to worry about that. They can simply change their clothes, and Ria's eyes have healed. Although she still can't see, it's perfectly fine for her to act like a normal person.

Those eyes will get dry if they're left open for too long, but that's perfectly fine. At worst, you can just pull them out and throw them away so they can regrow.

"I can't believe I've ever thought like this. Haha, isn't this kind of thinking becoming less and less human?"

Ria removed the cloth strip from his face and briefly exchanged ideas with Ivand, though he didn't mention anything about pulling out eyeballs.

After hearing this, Ivand immediately clapped in agreement, thinking that Ria was simply a genius.

However, he still found it hard to imagine that someone like Lia was squatting next to a dirty, smelly garbage can collecting recyclables. Was this the final destination for intellectuals?

Ivand didn't understand their thinking at all, but he still decided to do as Ria said.

And so, they hit it off immediately, changed into casual clothes in advance, and headed toward the Canterlo factory.

Since the detective had a severe aversion to steam cars, the two could only travel by horse-drawn carriage.

As they traveled along the road, Ivand said smugly, "Look, how can those steam monsters compare to such noble and handsome horses?"

"It's hard to say, but Detective... everyone else is driving cars or walking, isn't it a bit too conspicuous to have only one carriage on the road?"

"Really? Look how happy the coachman is. We're giving them business; it's charity."

Ivan was sitting in the carriage, his wheelchair strapped to the roof. The coachman was clearly unhappy, perhaps because he didn't like the decoration of the wheelchair on the roof.

However, the driver still didn't say anything. He had seen all kinds of people in his life and was used to it.

After a long time, they arrived in the suburbs and traveled a considerable distance before finally witnessing the original appearance of the factory.

It was less a building and more a cluster of structures, with massive chimneys nearby continuously belching out polluting black smoke. Ria looked up and saw the long plume of smoke rising straight into the clouds, almost disappearing into the distance; the slender figure he had mistaken earlier was also a product of this smoke.

Standing before it now, Ria saw nothing unusual that he shouldn't have seen, and for a moment, he felt somewhat disappointed.

Ivan thought he was lamenting the polluted sky and couldn't help but get angry: "It was those people who ruined the beautiful Adeline."

"Industrial development has both advantages and disadvantages, but it is an inevitable trend at present."

Ria and Ivand alighted from the carriage and headed toward the factory.

They had disguised themselves, trying their best to appear as unreasonable barbarians.

With such a display of force, the two shouted and yelled at the factory gate. Of course, it was mainly Ivand who was in charge of shouting, while Ria only needed to smash things.

He used less force to avoid smashing through someone's wall, but even so, the ground and walls were still badly damaged.

Soon, a man with a large belly ran out.

His hair was sparse on top, but the hair on the sides was normal; in other words, this person had a Mediterranean hairstyle.

He claimed to be a factory owner, and wore blue stripes, gray-black trousers, a snakeskin belt around his waist, and rolled-up shirt sleeves, revealing thick golden hair on both arms.

"You're the factory owner?"

Lia was somewhat suspicious. He felt that this person was not the one they were looking for. Before he could say anything more, the man spoke in an unfriendly tone.

"Who are you people? Are you sent by my mortal enemy to smash up the factory?! How much money did he pay you?"

Upon hearing the other party's tone, Ivand immediately became furious.

“I’m your ancestor who’s here to light a cigarette in your father’s anus while he’s still in his grave! You (South Adeline’s profanity) —”

His insults were so vile that Riad couldn't help but glance at him and silently applaud him. During his time living in Enderles, he had clearly noticed that their vocabulary for insults was very limited, but Ivand's insults were quite vicious.

Yes, it could almost be described as vicious.

The factory owner's expression quickly changed, but Lia remembered why they had come here: "Why do you think we went through all that trouble to come here and curse you? You heartless man, you've already harmed our loved ones, how many more do you want to harm!"

"What harm? Didn't I already compensate you?"

"Compensation? What compensation? Based on a fabricated insurance company... You even want to ask us for absenteeism compensation? Believe me, I'll smash your factory right now!"

Ria was extremely agitated. He looked around and then picked up a brick from the ground, intending to smash it into the factory owner's face.

He originally didn't want to actually take action against this person, but this person seemed to be a puppet being pushed out, and killing him might allow him to meet the real person behind the scenes.

Moreover, at the moment he thought about killing someone, for some reason, a sudden flutter appeared in Ria's originally calm heart, and his brain gradually became excited.

(End of this chapter)