Chapter 1406: The Battle of the Latent Teeth (22)

"But I still don't understand why they're capturing Elaine since they've managed to create an army of Desert Sharks?" asked the werewolf, turning his head to look at the fire, catching up with Kana.

"Because those desert sharks are also failures, just slightly better failures than these meat balls. "They've used a lot of people to do the experiments since the beginning, and they haven't really made anything that can be considered a finished product," Kana said. ＂

"When they do it, the world is going to suffer," Bediwell muttered, "So, Elaine he-"

"God knows. Before Bediwell could finish speaking, Kana hurriedly interrupted, "The experiment was interrupted by you barging in the middle of the experiment, wasn't it? But that kid is still in a bad condition, having been tested so much, and hasn't lost his mind to become a beast from rage, he may really be the [finished product] that the merchant group wants to make." ＂

Cold sweat broke out from Bediwell's forehead. He knew what Kana meant.

That means Elaine is going to face more trouble. If the White Bears failed in their experiments and were turned into monsters, at least the Muhammad Merchant would have stopped. But now Elaine is most likely the [finished product] that the merchant group is looking for, and the experiment has been interrupted by Bedwell and others. Even if they were able to escape from the institute with Elaine now, the merchants would continue to trouble Elaine like crazy, after all, they decided that Elaine was what they had been looking for.

And it is impossible for Bediwell to protect Elaine all the time. Leaving Elaine, the little fool, alone, is very unreliable. In short, it's trouble.

The only way to solve this problem at the root is to-

"Do many people know about Elaine?" asked Bediwell, as she ran.

"Not much, after all, it's an experiment that was only caught today. You probably killed most of the people in the know when you broke into the lab to save the white bear, right? The problem is that the head of the institute, Veruk, knows about this, and he will probably report it to the higher-level leaders. ＂

"Damn it—" Bediwell snorted, "Can't that Veruc find a way to get out of the mouth?"

"The old fox? Kana sneered, "He is cautious and suspicious, and at this moment he is afraid that he has hidden in a corner and waited for everything to end." Even with my help, you won't find him. ＂

"Damn," the werewolf muttered in his heart. This time there really is no way.

"But you can go and dispose of all the materials in the lab. Kana suddenly threw something at Bediwell, and the werewolf running behind caught it, and it turned out to be another petrol bomb.

But what's the use of this?

"Veruk is a tough guy, but he still has weaknesses, and he's afraid of his old big guy. Seth is more suspicious than Veruk, has no absolute evidence to back it up, and will never trust anyone easily. Just imagine, the institute was attacked, and Veruk had already broken his trust in Seth, and if he told Boss Seth about the white bear without any evidence to support it, would Seth believe Veruk?"

I see. The quick-witted Beddiwell instantly understood again. With this, the laboratory of the group of researchers** Elaine was burned, and all information about Elaine was wiped out - so, without any experimental data, Veruk did not dare to go to Set to report about Elaine the White Bear. If he is blamed by the real boss behind the scenes, I'm afraid Veruk himself won't be able to save his head!

"Hmph, a person who doesn't want to trust his subordinates is actually quite pathetic. Bediwell couldn't help but sneer.

Kana will also smile heartily: "That's why Seth will never succeed." No matter how strong he is. ＂

At the same time, they also ran to the top of the stairs. About ten guards also happened to arrive at the scene. Unlike Lawrence and the other three guards who initially arrived with UV flashlights, this group of relatively low-level guards is presumably dedicated to dealing with special situations, such as fires (while Lawrence and others are specifically responsible for dealing with the [aggregates] sealed in the top floor). Kana was not wrong at all, as could be seen from the institute's management system, and the director, Veruk, was suspicious by nature. Originally, if Veruc had assigned more guards to deal with the Aggregate, and the guards who had arrived at the beginning would have been more than ten and had clearly explained their respective responsibilities, Bedivel would not have had any chance of fooling people over.

"Cover me. Kana whispered a word to Bedeville, and immediately began to change her face. She yelled at the guards, "Help!

Bediwell had to secretly admire the woman Kana from the bottom of his heart. This kind of face change has become so fast, and the acting skills are so good, that Bediwell may have met no more than ten people in his life.

The guards may have recognized Kana, or they may not have known who she was, but they just saw that Kana seemed to be being chased by Bediwell, of course, to make a way for the seemingly weaker side to pass. Kana ran over without any hindrance, and after disappearing without a trace, the werewolf threw out the tungsten tongue whip in his hand without hesitation.

The group of guards seemed to be just ordinary people, and their combat effectiveness was more than one level worse than Lawrence and other senior guards, and they didn't even react before they were caught around their necks by the tungsten turtle tongue whip. Bediwell instantly contracted the whip and strangled it hard!---click-la! Five cervical vertebrae were immediately strangled!

The werewolf didn't even have time to let go of the corpses with their necks severed, so they just took the corpses of the five guards and swung them, throwing them like cannonballs at the remaining guards. The guards were stunned, staggered by corpses like bowling balls, and the werewolf unceremoniously whipped out again, the whip flying like a snake, the sharp dagger connected to the end piercing the chests of the remaining six guards in an instant!

Bediwell didn't have time to care about the lives of those people, so he retracted his whip and ran down the stairs. He had more work to do before more guards arrived. He ran to the laboratory of Elaine before, a gasoline bomb was thrown over, and an electric spark ignited on the whip, and the entire laboratory was drowned in a sea of fire!

Before the gangster boss really notices Elaine, hopefully this will really buy Elaine a little more time. Even if it doesn't work, it will be beneficial and harmless, and Bedivir will at least burn the study of the lack of morality of the Muhammad merchant group, and the merchant group will inevitably spend more manpower, material resources and energy to develop the same technology.

Of course, if he could, the best thing for Bediwell to do was to slaughter the entire institute. But he simply didn't have the time and energy. Unless he was carrying powerful explosives, it was unrealistic, so he had to give up.

Bediwell heard more footsteps from afar, and he knew that more guards would soon come to trouble him. This place is not suitable for long, and the werewolf rushes to the deepest part of the level, and soon disappears into the smoke that gradually spreads.

At the same time, in a dark corner on the top floor of the glass inverted pyramid, there are also small stone eggs hatching. Like an egg, but with a disgusting reddish-brown slimy liquid flowing out of the inside of the egg.

That's right, there are at least a hundred of these eggs hidden in the paths that Bedivel and Kana didn't pass through. Bediwell and the others used ultraviolet light to spread the entire floor, trying to drive the flesh-walled monster to the staircase and kill it in one fell swoop, but they forgot from the beginning that the monster was able to withstand the ultraviolet light with its petrified shell. The monsters that were killed in one fell swoop were only most of the flesh and blood of these flesh-walled monsters, but in the depths of the corridor, there were still a very small part of them, in the form of stone eggs, that survived.

Kana, of course, knew they existed. But she didn't take Bedeville to a fire to burn the eggs. Because, from the beginning, she planned to use these well-hidden biochemical monsters to create even greater chaos in the research institute.

When everyone left the top floor, the stone eggs felt that they were no longer threatened, and they burst out of their shells. Countless crimson lumps of flesh lay on the ground, and soon gathered into a single whole. It's one size smaller than the original giant flesh-walled monster, but it's still deadly.

Dozens more guards arrived, and they had to do something because there was also a fire spreading in a room on the top floor. When the group of unlucky ghosts arrived, the flesh-walled monsters were already blocking in front of them, forming sticky and disgusting walls of flesh on the floor, ceiling, and walls at the staircase.

The wall squirmed, twisted, and twitched, dripping disgusting, sour slime from the ceiling. The yellowish-green mucus looked like some kind of gastric juice.

"What is this?" The unsuspecting guards looked up at the wriggling wall of flesh, disgusted, unaware that it was their grim reaper.

Without warning, tens of thousands of sharp bone spurs burst out of the wall of flesh, piercing the guards before they could put up their hands to resist, instantly breaking into tens of thousands of pieces of bright red flesh!

Click, click, click. Goo-to-goo. The flesh that scattered and fell to the ground was quickly absorbed by the flesh wall, and it ate them. And the more it absorbs fresh flesh, the stronger it grows, and the more "activated" it becomes. After killing a dozen or so people, it immediately returned to the size of the flesh-walled monster that Bedeville had encountered.

"Revenge, revenge, revenge, hatred, hatred!" a voice seemed to reverberate through the entire level. It sounded like the whispers of a large crowd, but it was a unified voice. It was filled with endless grievances, enough to make anyone who heard it tremble involuntarily.

"Revenge, hatred!!" the flesh-walled monster crawled down the stairs, or rather, it clinged down the entire corridor, spreading down the floor with an unstoppable momentum.