They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 213 The Road to Certain Death

After reading through the grammatically incorrect sentences, Ria felt a sinking sensation in his pocket, and inside he touched something cold, soft, and sticky.

He took the object out and found that it was indeed a heart, but whose heart it was was hard to say.

The contents of the note then changed.

Time is running out, so don't even think about asking for help from others. I won't let anyone disturb our celebration.

To get you to cooperate, we can even make this bet: if you don't manage to piece together a complete person, I don't mind killing everyone on this street, letting you out, and then pinning all the blame on you.

[You have to choose between death and confessing, don't you?]

"Are you bored?" Ria asked it without any hesitation, and new words appeared on the note.

[Yeah, I'm so bored. If you guys could find me sooner, I could end the game right away... Actually, I think you're the better one. I don't see even a hint of love for the world in you. That's exactly the same trait we have.]

[I said, why don't you just kill them and come play with us?]

Before it could spout any more nonsense, Ria tore it apart: "We need to find the corpse now. Since the other side made such a request, it means that he has hidden many pieces in obvious places, and some of the pieces have mutated into superhuman creatures."

A characteristic of supernatural beings harboring deep resentment is their extreme fondness for attacking humans, or their tendency to ambush them. Even if we stay here without moving, some fragments will still find us.

"Wait, how do you know so much about them?" Calvin felt that Ria's words were getting more and more outrageous, but Ria said that it was all just his guess.

"That's how it's written in supernatural stories. I can tell you guys don't like reading storybooks."

Lia doesn't even know what he's saying anymore; he's just rambling on about random things. Whenever he tries to think about what he's been through in the past, he gets a splitting headache.

“We detectives have far more experience than you greenhorns. Learn from us.”

As she spoke, Ria decided to go to the other side to look for any fragments. The note had given such a reminder, which meant that the fragments must not be far apart, and might even be in the same block.

They exchanged glances. Ivan followed behind Ria to prevent any accidents, while Calvin took out a pocket watch for erasing memories and waved it in front of the terrified man a few times. Soon, the man forgot what he had seen.

The price of using the pocket watch was that he would be very thirsty afterwards. Fortunately, Calvin had brought enough water. After gulping down two large mouthfuls of water, he hurriedly caught up with Ria and the others.

Being alone at this point is not a good idea; only a fool would suggest splitting up to search for the body parts.

If the other party can secretly place the fragments and notes around them, they can kill them without anyone noticing.

"Could it really be a case of pollution syndrome...? It seems like more and more people are getting this disease in recent years. What's wrong with us?"

He told the other team members to follow quickly to avoid acting alone.

"Stay behind us and don't wander off!"

Calvin hurriedly caught up with Ria and the others: "We have mysterious items that can be used to defend against enemy attacks and to find things. Now is not the time for you to act recklessly."

"But we have experience."

"Experience is not enough. Your lives take precedence over ours. If necessary, we will be your second life."

Calvin recited the initiation rules, standing resolutely in front of Ria and the others. Ria, however, began to be puzzled by their behavior. "Why do you value your own lives so much? Just to protect the ignorant masses?"

"Just take it that way, Mr. Assistant. Now, quiet down."

Calvin placed a mysterious object shaped like a stick upright on the ground, then suddenly released it. The stick fell to the ground and pointed to the three o'clock position.

"Go this way, there will be more extraordinary creatures in this direction."

As they walked along the road, they indeed discovered parts of the body that were moving.

Ria saw an intestine crawling on the wall, flicking its tongue like a snake. Its body was bulging, making it hard to guess what was inside.

However, the truth is quite different. Its body was deformed, with two hands stuffed inside. It is estimated that when it was hungry, it saw the running hands and swallowed both hands whole.

"boom!"

Ria pinned its head to the wall with a knife. Its intestines struggled and convulsed like a real snake, and a mixture of yellow, white, and red semi-solid matter spilled from the wall onto the floor.

The investigators all showed expressions of disgust, and some even covered their mouths as if they wanted to vomit.

Calvin crept closer to it with the bag, then slammed it into the bag and slammed it on the ground several times until the intestines stopped moving.

"Captain, I feel nauseous." Some people had never seen supernatural beings before, and the fact that these moving organs were now beyond their psychological tolerance.

"Can you still hold on?"

"Yes." The young investigator nodded, wiped his mouth hard, and his eyes were bloodshot.

Next, they found some organs covered in ants in a corner. The organs seemed to be dead, remaining motionless in the face of the ants' nibbling. Calvin silently picked up the organs, cleaned off the ants, threw them into the bag, and then drank a few mouthfuls of water.

These things began to rot and stink under the scorching sun, attracting flies and insects. They could not only not back down, but also had to speed up their progress, since they didn't have much time left.

"The body was so badly mutilated; the victim must have suffered horrific torture before death. I really want to find the killer, but we need to consider a major issue..."

We can't handle the killer; this mission is beyond the capabilities of us rookies.

Ivand glanced at him at that moment: "What do you mean by saying these things now?"

"I want everyone to be prepared for the possibility that they may not be able to go back."

"Do you think they don't realize that their teammates are all idiots?"

Evans stared at Calvin's face: "They all know they probably won't be able to go back. This mission is very difficult, and we don't expect the killer to keep his promise and let us go after we finish his game."

But as the team captain, you absolutely cannot say these things now. Look at the state your teammates are in right now.

As he spoke, Ivan pointed to everyone except Ria, and Calvin noticed that they had lost all motivation and vitality to resist.

"Choosing this path meant I was going to die sooner or later, but I never imagined I'd die so soon."

(End of this chapter)