Tao Mo asked urgently, "What do you an?"
Cheng Guodong lowered his eyes, "We can only wait."
Tao Shen couldn’t accept it, his voice hoarse, "Wait for what? We’re just supposed to wait helplessly like this? I can’t do it, I need to find a way..."
Tao Shen ran out.
Tao Bin, worried, imdiately chased after him.
"Big brother, even the Mysticism master said to wait, what can you do?"
"This world doesn’t have just one master!"
"Big brother, let’s go to Shaolin Temple, maybe my master and the others have a solution?"
"You go back to Shaolin Temple, I’ll go find soone else, we’ll split up."
"No, I can’t leave you alone!"
"I am very calm."
"You don’t look calm at all, your eyes are bloodshot. What if you get anxious and have a cerebral hemorrhage..."
"Shut up and get back to Shaolin Temple!"
Tao Shen quickened his pace, but Tao Bin, being well-trained, imdiately followed like a shadow.
"I’ll call Master and the others, I’ll ask them to co down from the mountain. I’m still going to stay with you, otherwise I won’t be at ease! Our sister is already in trouble, please don’t get into trouble too!"
Tao Shen ignored him and continued walking forward.
...
In the hospital room, Little Taotie lay tightly on the bed, like a sleeping Sleeping Beauty.
Hua Jinyan stood beside her, reaching out to hold her little hand, feeling a sense of powerlessness he had never experienced before.
Hua Jinyan’s face was serious and cold, his eyes deep like a dark well.
...
In the cabin, the man wearing a Ghost Face Mask walked toward the corner sack and sliced it open with a knife.
A person crawled out from inside.
One eye was injured, unable to open, with a deep scar.
Such a small child, yet exuding a strong resentnt.
"Tao Yinyin." The man in the Ghost Face Mask uttered in an eerie voice, sounding neither male nor female.
Tao Yinyin stared wide-eyed in terror with her only eye, trembling uncontrollably, stepping back step by step.
But she was already in the corner of the wall, soon shrinking into the corner with nowhere to retreat.
She hugged her knees with both hands, burying her head, not daring to look up at that Ghost Face Mask.
The man in the Ghost Face Mask squinted and suddenly laughed, "You seem to recognize ?"
"No! I don’t know you!"
"That sounds even more like you know . If you don’t know , why are you so afraid?"
"The mask... the mask is scary!"
"Oh, indeed, this mask can scare children, but..."
The man in the Ghost Face Mask suddenly leaned in, almost whispering in Tao Yinyin’s ear, "You’re not a child who gets scared, rember, you were at the Psychiatric Hospital just a few days ago? People there are scarier than , aren’t they?"
Tao Yinyin pressed her lips tightly, not saying a word.
"You should thank , if it weren’t for taking you out, you would spend your life in a Psychiatric Hospital until death."
Tao Yinyin didn’t dare to raise her head, but inside she cried out: I’d rather spend my life in a Psychiatric Hospital!
She knew this person, had seen him in the news in her past life!
Devil, this is a Devil!
A biological research lunatic with an organization, filled with many people.
They were no longer satisfied using animals for experints and began experinting on humans, with children being the most suitable group.
In the laboratory’s basent, countless children’s bones.
The most terrifying thing is, this guy was wanted in the news and hadn’t been caught.
It’s said that he later went overseas, getting secret support from so countries, continuing these insane biological experints.
In Hua Country, nurous child trafficking cases have occurred, and after being caught, those traffickers confessed to their cris, with most of the children being bought by this organization for a high price.
Now, being a child and in the hands of this Ghost-faced man ans... I’ll also beco an experintal subject!
Tao Yinyin originally thought she was a chosen one, given a chance at rebirth, but blow after blow shattered her, eventually landing her in a Psychiatric Hospital, thinking it was already the worst, who would’ve thought she’d land in the hands of this biological lunatic!
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