anwhile, the missing four bullets in the magazine were silently replenished.
From this mont on, it turned into a submachine gun with "infinite ammunition" cheat enabled.
Sun Hang held the gun in one hand, strolling leisurely down the street... In just under two minutes, the street was filled with gang mbers writhing in agony, clutching their wounds.
A total of thirty-five people ambushed Sun Hang; ten were dead, and the remaining twenty-five were completely incapacitated.
"Who sent you to ambush ?" Sun Hang kicked the gang mber closest to him, who was also screaming the most pathetically. "I'll count to five. If you don't answer, I'll break an arm or a leg with each count, and by five, I'll blow your head off. Understood?"
Sun Hang originally planned to use mind reading on these people, but the problem was their brains were flooded with pain and fear, their thoughts and mory fragnts scattered like a chaotic stew of a thousand different ingredients, making it extrely difficult to read.
This ss shouldn't even be called a stew; it's more like a chaotic septic tank filled with buzzing flies.
Sun Hang had no ti or patience to sift through crap for gold.
"I... we're with the... the Hidden Dragon Hall!" The black muzzle made the gang mber shiver, as if the pain from his wounds had vanished in an instant, and he hurriedly said, "Our boss sent us... here to ambush you! As for why, the boss only told us there was a sheriff about to ruin a big business deal and told us to take him out..."
The gang mber initially wanted to say, "That's all I know," but suddenly realized if he said that, it would an he was completely useless. The person in front of him might just shoot him out of impatience—realizing this, he quickly shut his mouth and broke out in a cold sweat behind him.
What he didn't know was that all these changes in his thoughts were read clearly by Sun Hang.
Reading the thoughts of these people was like sifting through crap for gold, laborious and thankless, but when combined with interrogation, Sun Hang's mind reading ability could be incredibly effective—just like the famous "don't think of a pink elephant" experint. Whenever Sun Hang posed a question, even if the other party had already decided to give a false answer, in the instant they heard the question, they couldn't help but think of the true answer.
Even if it's just for an instant, for Sun Hang, it's enough.
"Where's your boss?"
As soon as Sun Hang asked, he turned to look at a gang gunman with two elaborate sleeve tattoos, who had just been shot dead.
That guy was the boss of the Hidden Dragon Hall.
"The, the boss... the boss was already killed by you..." The gang mber quickly said, pointing to the corpse Sun Hang was staring at, "That... That was our boss."
"Among the ones still alive, who's the highest-ranking?" Sun Hang asked again.
Without this gang mber having to answer, his ntal activities already told Sun Hang the answer.
All the leaders, big and small, of the Hidden Dragon Hall were already dead by Sun Hang's hand—only leaders were qualified to carry guns. The remaining people were just small fry following behind these leaders to make a living, like this guy.
In their minds, aside from money, fighting, and won, there was almost nothing left. Many of them were even illiterate.
They knew less than the supermarket owner who got away.
However, among this ntal junk, Sun Hang discovered a common point—all mbers of the Hidden Dragon Hall had been warned by their boss not to ss with places like the Liusu Revival Pollutant Treatnt Plant, and it was strictly forbidden to collect "protection fees" from these places.
And Happiness Supermarket was one of those places.
"It seems like these places are likely the outposts Lin Lun set up in the Liusu District... So of them are probably 'electric therapy rooms' used to charge the transformation containers, like Happiness Supermarket. As for the other places... Master Brain, notify the Public Security Bureau to co and clean up the scene, and also keep drones on the locations I'm about to ntion..."
"Do you need to organize an assault on these locations?"
"If you can gather enough Hunters, you can," Sun Hang replied. "But if all you can deploy now are ordinary troops, then forget it. Who knows what treasures might be hidden in these places."
"Currently, Chunming City has 131 Hunters available, but only four can reach the Yellow Road Layer Liusu District within five minutes," Master Brain answered.
"With just four, forget it." Sun Hang dismissed Master Brain's assault proposal. "Instead, why not catch the ringleader first—can you track Lin Lun's movents?"
"According to the monitoring system in the Yellow Road Layer Liusu District and the internal ticard records of the Revival Pollution Control Company, Lin Lun clocked in at 9:04 AM today, had lunch at 11:39 AM in the company cafeteria, and hasn't left the company premises since," Master Brain reported.
"Can you hack into the security system of the Revival Pollution Control Company?" Sun Hang asked.
"I'm sorry, but your request is unattainable." Master Brain surprisingly gave Sun Hang a "cannot do" response, which gave Sun Hang a strange sense of novelty.
"It's the first ti I've heard this kind of response from you... Half of Sphinx's brain plus the most advanced human computing technology, and you still can't hack into a pollutant treatnt company's security system?"
"It's not that I can't, but the Revival Pollution Control Company doesn't have an electronic security system," Master Brain replied. "The factory was built in 4652, when electronic security systems weren't widespread. The site has undergone three major renovations since, and none included electronic security systems."
"So that's the case..." Sun Hang nodded, "Which makes sense. Assuming Lin Lun intended to nurture anomalies in his company from the start, he certainly wouldn't install such easily hackable electronic security systems. So, does the Revival Pollution Control Company premises not even have a surveillance cara?"
"Correct," Master Brain replied.
"Bring that floating car over here." After saying this, Sun Hang gestured towards an alley—before the fight started, Sun Hang had signaled Xue Yue to hide in that alley. Seeing Sun Hang beckon her, Xue Yue quickly jogged to his side.
"You... you're amazing... So many people couldn't beat you..." It seed Xue Yue was trying to flatter Sun Hang, but unfortunately, she wasn't skilled at it. Her words of praise sounded rather dry.
"Are you nervous?" Sun Hang suddenly asked.
"Nervous? I was a little earlier... especially when they rushed out, but now I'm not nervous anymore."
Xue Yue's heartbeat was slightly fast, but not to a nervous degree.
"I don't an that. I'm asking if you're nervous because we're about to go to a place that may very well be where you were created," Sun Hang said. "You might even have the chance to et your... 'parents.'"
"Parents?!" Xue Yue's breathing instantly sped up, and her heartbeat quickened suddenly.
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