I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 70 The Director Has His Own Plans

Wyatt slumped down in his office chair, his whole body relaxed, a long moan coming from his mouth.

Going to the tryout was exhausting, and if it wasn't for Hart, Wyatt wouldn't have gone to that kind of venue at all.

The air here is more suitable for my body type.

Helen brought Wyatt a cup of freshly brewed coffee.

"Director, why didn't you ask Hart to stay? If you had asked, he would have chosen the Fourth Institute."

"If the Fourth Institute just wants an excellent and loyal priest, then I don't need to train Hart at all. What the Fourth Institute needs is a person without prejudice, the kind who sees no difference between ordinary people and Calamity-level Fallen."

Helen thought about it and realized that Wyatt was right. This was the kind of person the four institutes urgently needed.

Wyatt's ideas may be naive, but he has the ability to try.

The development mark abolished the holy white stone, restarted the deep zone to execute Douglas, eliminated the birth society and hit the tree planter hard, and gained the eternal friendship and recognition of the Conrad family.

Wyatt had just taken office for a short time, but he had accomplished all these things. In Helen's eyes, Wyatt was capable of trying to realize that naive idea.

A depraved asylum where the wicked are punished and the good are redeemed. Helen also wants to see it with her own eyes.

"So what are you going to do next? Do you need to keep a close eye on Hart's movements?"

"No need. Let Hart take a good look at the differences between the institutions. As for now..." Wyatt suddenly fell into deep thought. "Helen, don't you think the four institutions are a little too divided?"

Helen looked puzzled. She didn't understand what Wyatt wanted to say.

Why do the four institutions feel so divided?
The former director has taken his team away because the entire previous leadership group was involved in the smuggling of holy white stone and could not stay in office.

Besides, the kingdom has already known about this matter, and it won’t be long before all the members are arrested. As for Duke Raymond himself, he somehow escaped punishment.

The real reason was that the king realized that his failure to help the Wasteland Territory was inappropriate, so he did not punish Duke Raymond. Of course, no one knew what he was thinking.

There were no old ministers from the previous dynasty to interfere, and almost all the new officials were promoted by Wyatt himself, so it was basically impossible for anyone to be dissatisfied.

The Fallen are also quite peaceful internally. The execution of Douglas helped Wyatt establish his authority. In addition, there were well-known Fallen such as Dorothy to do publicity. Except for the deep areas, everyone still respected Wyatt.

The four institutes are united as one, with no internal or external troubles, so how could they split up?

Helen really couldn't understand.

She looked at Wyatt, only to see that he had an expectant look on his face, as if he couldn't wait to hear the correct answer from her.

But who can guess what you are thinking?

"Director, please tell me directly. I don't know where the four institutes are divided."

"One asylum for fallen people, three divisions, this isn't division!"

"what do you mean?"

"Why lock the door all day? Just leave it open."

“Is the deep zone open as well?”

"Let's proceed step by step. First increase the communication in the shallow and middle areas, and then the deep areas."

Helen breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, Wyatt was not crazy enough to open the deep area, otherwise it would really cause chaos.

Not to mention whether those Calamity-level Fallen will come out to cause trouble, the pollution in the deep area alone may endanger the health of other Fallen.

Helen was about to tell Wyatt about his decision, but she found that Wyatt had left his seat and seemed to be planning to leave the office.

"Director, where are you going? Do you need me to accompany you?" "It's just a trip to the deep area. You don't need to come with me. I will also bring the pollution alarm. If something happens, you will be the first to know. Don't worry."

"……I see."

Helen was a little surprised. She didn't know if it was her illusion. She always felt that Wyatt was a little too reliable today.

Is he worried about something?

Since it is something he is concerned about, it should not fall within the scope of work. Wouldn't it be inappropriate for me to ask about it?
Helen was a little confused, but while she was confused, Wyatt had already left the office.

When Helen came to her senses, it was too late to regret.

…………

At the entrance of the deep area, Wyatt came to this place again.

S-4-000, this is the number Wyatt gave to Ned. From today on, he will create a file about her from scratch.

He also had to figure out what exactly "holy" evil was.

The direction of the investigation by Holy White Stone was ultimately proven to be wrong. It was just a ridiculous case of corruption and smuggling, and Wyatt was tricked.

Now it seems that what the system said was not wrong at all. The real crisis of the four schools lies in the deep area, and Ned is the entry point.

Wyatt reached out and touched the alchemical mechanical door. Since the last time the blockade was opened, the alarm array inside the mechanical door had been dismantled by Wyatt. Now no matter how it was opened, the church would not receive any news.

This was tacitly approved by the Pope, and Wyatt couldn't figure out what that guy was planning. The "holy" evil was undoubtedly a secret of the church, so why would he allow himself to investigate?

If there is any trap in it, I will have to step into it.

Wyatt opened the alchemical mechanical door, and the quiet and dangerous deep area reappeared.

Wyatt walked through the gate, the sound of his leather shoes hitting the ground was clearly audible, but the place was still eerily quiet.

The darkness was dispelled once again, but unfortunately the fallen ones were still unwilling to show their true faces, and the darkness always condensed in front of the glass.

Wyatt could certainly use some force to dispel it, but it would be pointless.

Wyatt walked slowly forward and stopped in front of a cell. Here, like everywhere else, the view inside was obscured by darkness.

Wyatt reached out and touched the darkness, but the darkness didn't seem to like being touched, and Wyatt felt a burning pain on his fingertips.

But unfortunately, this is just a small darkness.

Wyatt dispelled it effortlessly, as easily as popping a balloon.

The only difference between the cells in the deep area and the other cells is that the deep area is full of single cells.

Because the fallen prisoners are too dangerous and special, the furniture moved into the cells has to go through a complicated review process, resulting in the deep zone cells having no special features other than the most basic facilities.

S-4-001, Jonas Bulwer, the owner of this cell.

The first Calamity-level Fallen One admitted to the Fourth Fallen Internment Camp was infected with the evil spirit of "Fate" and had been imprisoned for nearly forty years.

Jonas has lost his ability to move since he became a Fallen and can only spend his days in a wheelchair. The file shows that he is not very dangerous and is very easy-going in his daily life. Just like his appearance, he is a kind old man.

But if you accidentally anger him, you will probably die a miserable death.

The person Wyatt is looking for is not him, but Ned, who is hiding behind his wheelchair.

(End of this chapter)