Chapter 91: No More Worries!
Su Ning’s eyes swept coldly over the group of people who had surrounded her. Deep down, she found Sun Zonggang’s naïve and ridiculous idea utterly laughable.
“Uncle,” Su Ning said with a mocking smirk, “do you honestly believe that if you hand me over, these people will suddenly grow a conscience and spare Su Keke and the others?”
Sun Zonggang’s face turned ashen. His eyes widened in disbelief as he stared at Su Ning and demanded with a trembling voice, “What… what do you mean by that?”
At the same time, he turned to look at Dai Jibing and his gang, hoping to get a reasonable explanation from them.
But just as Su Ning had said, these people never intended to let Su Keke go in the first place. Sun Zonggang began to panic.
Dai Jibing watched his distress with smug satisfaction.
Sun Zonggang shouted hoarsely at Dai Jibing, “Boss Dai! We had an agreement! I promised to offer my niece to you, and I kept my word—I brought her here, just like we agreed! Now I’m only asking you to show mercy and spare my family. We planned this all in advance!”
Instead of being moved, Dai Jibing seemed to relish the control he held over others’ fates.
Clicking his tongue, he sneered, “Heh, Mr. Su, I think you’ve misunderstood. Yes, I did say that, but just because I agreed doesn’t mean my brothers did.”
With that, he roughly shoved Su Keke aside as if to demonstrate to Sun Zonggang that he had already fulfilled his end of the deal.
But then, something unexpected happened—Su Keke, who had just been pushed away, was immediately grabbed again by the gang members behind Dai Jibing, their grinning faces showing no hint of mercy.
Su Keke cried out, “Dad, help me!”
Su Xin and Li Yun were also firmly restrained, unable to move.
Rage consumed Sun Zonggang. His eyes burned with fury as he glared at the despicable people before him. His voice trembled with anger, “You heartless bastards! Let my family go! Or else… I swear I’ll drag all of you down with me! I know your organization has been kidnapping people from the shelters!”
He raised his hand and pointed straight at Dai Jibing, his eyes filled with unshakable determination.
Dai Jibing’s expression darkened like a storm cloud at the accusation. But instead of responding with fear, he gave a cold chuckle.
“Drag us down with you? What a joke. Sure, the fish might die, but that doesn’t mean the net will break.”
His words carried a chilling confidence.
Sun Zonggang clenched his lips tightly. “Fine. In that case, how about a compromise? Let my family go, and I’ll hand over my niece as a trade. That way, no one loses.”
Standing aside, Su Ning watched it all unfold like an outsider.
To her, both Sun Zonggang’s family and the people in front of her—very likely the true culprits behind the recent disappearances of women—were her enemies.
This confrontation only helped her see everyone’s true colors.
So all she wanted was to eliminate them all.
“A waste of time!”
Su Ning’s voice suddenly pierced the silence like a thunderclap. Cold and clear, it instantly drew everyone’s attention.
Everyone turned to stare at her in shock.
Sun Zonggang and Dai Jibing did the same. But when their eyes met Su Ning’s, they felt a chill run down their spines.
In those cold, deep eyes was a deadly intent that sent a shiver through the air.
And then, something astonishing happened.
Two figures suddenly appeared beside Su Ning out of thin air!
This unexpected development struck everyone like lightning in the dead of night.
But Su Ning remained perfectly calm.
With a cold expression, she issued her order: “Take them all out. Leave no one alive.”
Before the last word even faded, the two people beside her sprang into action.
One of them swiftly pulled out a strangely shaped gun and fired without hesitation. A dazzling blue beam of light shot forward—like a ray of death straight from hell—slicing through the air.
Everything in its path was annihilated.
The enemies stood no chance. Their bodies were torn apart like paper, shredded instantly.
Dai Jibing watched in utter horror. His eyes bulged in disbelief, his body trembling uncontrollably.
Terror dried his throat, and he could only scream, “Fight back! Kill her!”
But the situation was already out of control. His shout sounded pitiful in the chaos.
The remaining attackers tried to retaliate, pulling their triggers one after another. Bullets rained like a storm.
But to everyone’s shock, Subject No. 2 stood firm, shielding Su Ning with his body.
Everyone expected a gruesome, bloody mess. But something miraculous happened—the bullets embedded themselves in No. 2’s body like pebbles hitting steel.
This was all thanks to Su Ning’s careful planning during her time in the “Corpse Hell” instance.
She had gone to great lengths to collect large numbers of zombie corpses, which Huahua then devoured and digested, eventually producing a strange fruit called the “Corpse Fruit”.
This fruit contained powerful energy, drastically enhancing the physical strength of No. 1 and the other zombies. Normal firearms were now useless against them.
“What?!”
The enemies’ bullets failed to do any damage. No. 1 immediately launched a brutal counterattack.
In the blink of an eye, he wiped out the group trying to kidnap Su Ning.
When No. 1 finally aimed his weapon at Sun Zonggang’s family, Sun Zonggang cried out in terror,
“Su Ning! We’re your blood relatives! How can you be so cruel?!”
Su Ning gave a cold, mocking smile.
“You were willing to trade me like a bargaining chip just to get your daughter back. Did you ever see me as family?”
Before he could respond, Su Ning gave the order, “Do it.”
With a thunderous bang, Sun Zonggang and his family vanished from Su Ning’s sight—as if they had never existed.
Having eliminated all her enemies, Su Ning stood silently, lost in thought.
Her eyes were filled with complex emotions—relief, reflection, and a lingering sadness.
But she quickly composed herself. She had never claimed to be a good person—especially when people tried to harm her.
“Don’t want me to live peacefully? Then why should I let you live happily?”
The disappearance of Sun Zonggang’s family stirred no waves—like a drop of rain into the sea.
On her way back to the shelter, snow began to fall.
Su Ning looked up at the sky, knowing what it meant.
“The deep freeze is coming.”
“I wonder how long it’ll last.”
Meanwhile…
About ten kilometers from Shelter Six stood a lonely apartment building.
Surrounded by long-abandoned and dilapidated structures, it looked like something time had forgotten.
No one would have guessed that a mysterious group had chosen this eerie place as their base.
Despite its outward calm, unsettling howls echoed from the area—low and guttural one moment, high-pitched the next—like demons from hell roaring into the night. The entire place felt cursed.
Inside, Yan Liuxing stood silently, his gaze sweeping over his subordinates like a blade of ice.
“Dai Jibing is missing? What the hell do you mean by that?”
His voice was low and restrained, yet carried overwhelming anger and authority.
The man answering trembled uncontrollably.
Ever since Yan Liuxing’s older brother, Yan Liuming, had died in an instance, his emotions had become dangerously unstable—like a storm-tossed sea.
Now, hearing this terrible news, the subordinate was even more terrified, afraid a single misstep would cost him his life.
“Boss Dai… he went to find new goods for you, but he hasn’t returned,” the man stammered, cold sweat pouring down his forehead.
Yan Liuxing fell silent, frowning deeply as he considered the possibilities.
Moments later, he spoke again, “Bad news keeps piling up lately. But no matter what happens—make sure nothing happens to the women. I won’t tolerate a single scratch on the monsters we’ve created!”
At the word “monsters,” the subordinate flinched, his face turning deathly pale.
He nodded nervously, “Y-yes, sir!” His voice was barely audible, shaking with fear.
Clearly, he was terrified of these so-called “monsters.”
After returning, Su Ning saw Jiang Nana moving out. She was also invited to visit Kou Dingshan’s home.
(End of Chapter)
