My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Facing the resentful gaze of the slave traders, Su Tu simply ignored it and walked to the chair behind the desk to sit down.

"I have to say, even though you're not a very good person, you actually seem to be enjoying yourself."

Feeling the comfort of the chair, he couldn't help but praise it.

However, when these words reached the ears of the slave trader, his face immediately darkened.

To ordinary people, this expression would be enough to terrify them.

For example, the cat boy who was brought here, after seeing the slave trader's expression, clearly thought of something bad, and his whole body began to tremble.

"Who are you? Why are you here? How did you get in?"

The three questions were very simple, but Su Tu had no interest in answering them.

He picked up the report on the table, glanced at it briefly, and found that the content was actually related to him.

Of course, they only listed themselves as suspects without finding any concrete evidence.

But since he's been put on the suspect list by these scumbags, there's a high probability they'll take action.

After all, for them, it's better to kill the innocent than to let the guilty go free.

With their financial resources, killing someone silently in this region where the empire's management is relatively lax is quite simple.

As for why Su Tu had just killed someone elsewhere, it was naturally because he possessed the double insurance of the Lonely Stone and the Fool's Hat.

Besides, he has never indiscriminately killed innocent people since his debut; he has only killed those who wanted him dead.

According to the laws of the empire, such actions are considered self-defense.

But this group of scumbags is different. They want to kill someone, not in self-defense, nor because that person has committed many evils, but simply because they want to.

That's all; there's no plausible reason whatsoever.

If Su Tu were just an ordinary person, perhaps not long ago, the person who died wouldn't have been the bearded man, but an ordinary person who was robbed and murdered while entering the East District.

It's ridiculous, but there's nothing we can do about it. This world, where monarchy and the church reign supreme, is just that cruel.

After Su Tu transmigrated to this world, he knew he had to learn to be ruthless and cold-blooded, otherwise he would not live long.

Even if he is the second son of a duke, even if he is regarded by the world as an ominous calamity, it must be so.

Now that I've been listed as a suspect, I need to think about whether I should kill this final boss.

Thinking of this, Su Tu silently raised his head, his deep and calm gaze sweeping over the slave trader, the killing intent in his eyes undisguised.

The slave trader, whose face had been grim, was completely dumbfounded when he sensed this chilling killing intent.

The rage that had just been burning within him vanished instantly, as if doused with cold water.

He subconsciously took a step back. Although his expression was normal, the fear deep in his eyes could not be concealed.

Seeing his expression, Su Tu felt bored again. He thought this guy might be a bit tougher, but it turned out he was still a bully who preyed on the weak.

He silently lowered his head and quietly looked at the report in his hand.

As for whether someone would come over if it took too long, Su Tu didn't care.

I entered this slave trading place by relying on the solitary stone.

When he knocked on the door, he had already activated the Fool's Hat, covering the entire area.

In the eyes of the slave traders, he is now just an ordinary boy with delicate features, completely unrelated to the original appearance of Su Tu's avatar.

This can be described as a deliberate disguise to avoid unnecessary trouble.

The report contained very little information; Su Tu glanced at it a few times and read through it all.

Besides Su Tu, there were several other homebuyers included in this list.

One of them even has an "X" marked on it, it's unclear whether he was cleared of suspicion or was murdered.

Snapped--

Su Tu casually tossed the report onto the table, the loud thud startling both the cat-like boy and the slave trader.

Especially that cat-like boy, who recently experienced a major life disaster and is now facing a boy whose strength is unknown.

This filled him with fear, and he trembled uncontrollably.

However, Su Tu didn't care about him or his feelings.

Right now, his main attention is still focused on this slave trader with perverse habits.

"Actually, my purpose in coming here was to kill you. So, what do you say? Do you want me to kill you?"

Su Tu paused slightly at this point, a kind smile on his face as he looked calmly at the slave trader.

Yet it was precisely this amiable expression, and the casual tone he used, that allowed him to utter the most terrifying words.

This extreme contrast made the slave trader absolutely certain that the person in front of him was a madman.

Moreover, he is a madman with extremely strong abilities.

Otherwise, an ordinary person would absolutely not be able to get here quietly.

Indeed, beneath those deep eyes, his mind, clouded by rage, had long since calmed down.

He has now figured out all the unreasonable things.

Now that the other party has made no attempt to conceal their purpose here, it's clear they have no intention of letting him go.

Should we resist? It seems that resistance would only result in a desperate struggle...

Just as he was racking his brains for a way to survive, Su Tu's very relaxed voice came again, lazily.

"However, I've changed my mind now..."

The slave trader suddenly raised his head, staring at Su Tu with a look of astonishment.

He opened his mouth slightly, as if he wanted to say something, but before he could speak, Su Tu's voice came again.

"How about this, you go and investigate something for me. If you investigate it well, I'll let you go. How about it?"

Su Tu's lips curled into a mysterious smile, suggesting that the matter he wanted the slave traders to investigate was not a good thing.

But for the slave trader, given the current situation, he had no choice but to obediently comply.

Otherwise, death will inevitably be what awaits them.

He nodded hurriedly and agreed repeatedly, without waiting for Su Tu to tell him exactly what he was asked to do.

Seeing his expression, Su Tu knew in his heart that this guy would definitely not obediently do as he was told.

Su Tu could even guess what this person was thinking. He planned to agree first, then have someone wait for Su Tu to come again so he could eliminate the person directly.

Such situations are so common that Su Tu could recite them by heart.

But it doesn't matter; he has plenty of strength and means to deal with people like that.

As for what he wanted the slave traders to do, it was actually very simple, and it was just a spur-of-the-moment idea.

There's still no news about what happened last night, and the phrase "foolishness brings disaster" is still largely unknown to most people.

This can be seen from the number of people who have become famous.

There are only two possibilities for this situation to occur: either those people were silenced, or they were taken away.

Based on Eve's personality, Su Tu felt that the second possibility was more likely.

But he didn't know the specifics, so he planned to have the slave trader investigate.

If those people can't do their job, then let this slave trader spread the terror of the calamity of fooling.

Although it was a spur-of-the-moment idea, Su Tu thought it was a pretty good method and worth trying.

"What I'm asking you to do is very simple: investigate the matter of the Foolish Tricks and Disasters that happened in the South District last night."

The moment he finished speaking, his figure vanished without a trace, along with the cat-like boy.