I don't have a system but I have a hammer

As for why the finished product doesn't appear here...

First, the success rate is not high, so the number is scarce, and there are only a hundred in the world. The priest will not release them until they are made into perfect humanoid weapons. So what is a perfect humanoid weapon?

That's right, the point is not the human figure, but the weapon, that is, you must be obedient, but the priest doesn't have the brainwashing ability like a chicken head, so he can only rely on the two-way chip...

But the chip will make the finished product lose part of the fighting instinct, so since it is perfect, it must not be flawed in combat power, so the current research direction that the priest is focusing on is the second-generation two-way chip...

It is estimated that only when the research on the second-generation chip is successful, the finished mouse will be released...

Second, the rat man's mental state is very bad at present, just like the one I met in Wings of Heaven before, he is full of rebellion, either he wants to kill his creator, or he wants to escape his creator...

After all, it's one thing for a person to like Mickey, but it's another to become Mickey, so this also leads to a very high escape rate of the finished ratmen, so the priest naturally dare not release them casually...

Combining the above two points, we can see the importance of the two-way chip and the urgency of time, so after I knew all the information, I connected to the shrew's communication channel without the slightest hesitation...

"How is it? Did you get the car?"

"The contract is being signed..."

"Okay, hurry up, we have to start early..."

"Then tonight..."

"Thanks a lot…"

"It's okay, it's just a night train~"

After hanging up the communication, I turned my head to look at the maintenance worker whose mood had recovered, with a little deepness in his eyes...

"What did the priest promise you? Let you work hard for him like this?"

I don't know if it's because he was gnashing his teeth, or because he was physically and mentally exhausted, but with his head down, he seemed to be in a strange state...

"Hmph, you think us too simply. I just want you to die, at all costs. I want to! You! Die! That's all!"

Seeing him getting more and more excited as he talked, I couldn't help curling my lips...

"Then why don't you plant a bomb in your body?"

He suddenly stopped breathing, and his eyes flickered with a naive look of "Yeah, why didn't I think of that"...

However, facing his funny expression, I didn't feel happy at all. Instead, I silently lit a cigarette, stared at his flustered eyes, thoughtful...

Seeming to be annoyed by my stare, he turned his head to avoid my gaze, and snorted coldly...

"Don't pretend, kill or cut as you like!"

When I saw this, I squinted my eyes, then took out the communicator to cancel the signal shielding function, and read through the information of the members of the ability group again, a coldness flashed in my eyes...

"Ah…"

It turned out that he was just a bait!

In the next second, I quickly sent a message to the shrew, stunned the maintenance worker, and then left the abandoned building without stopping, and came to the nearest shopping mall...

Looking at the sparse crowd in the shopping mall, I pretended to be aimless and started to wander around, but secretly reported to the police that "the culprit of the terrorist attack is the maintenance worker" and that he was hiding in the small building...

At the same time, just in case, I also made a virtual user to prevent being tracked by the police...

And the reason why I spent so much energy was because I realized that this itself was a game against me!

First of all, since the maintenance man came here with a determination to die, why didn't he install a bomb in his body?

I have two guesses...

First, the enemy may not have expected...

Second, the enemy has actually planted a bomb...

And I am more inclined to the latter, after all, the resentment that the maintenance worker just gritted his teeth just now does not seem to be faking, and it is impossible for the priest not to think of the human bomb...

So it can only be explained that the locator I just removed from his teeth may be the detonator of the bomb!

It's no coincidence that a book...

Similarly, the existence of the signal shielding function just prevents the bomb from being remotely controlled, so the bomb has not exploded until now...

Secondly, the bomb is only one aspect, and more importantly, when I revisited the family information of other members of the ability group, I realized that the priest is really scheming...

why?

Because their family conditions can be said to be all miserable. Either all the family members died of the rat disaster, or they have not yet married, or they are divorced and have no children...

In short, there are very few people like maintenance workers who have wives and children!

In other words, a wise priest actually sent a man with a relatively happy family to carry out this almost fatal mission, do you believe it?

So the purpose should not be to let the maintenance worker die, but to tell me about the rat man and the location of the rat man through his mouth...

Use this method to divert my attention, or secretly set a trap for me...

The former is to delay my arrival in Beijing so that he can be more fully prepared...

The latter is easy, plant a bunch of bombs in the Ratman base, and wait for me to throw myself into the trap...

After all, the Alliance has hacking software that others don't know about, but doesn't the priest know about it?

So he is right, I will not kill the maintenance worker immediately, I will definitely wait until the ins and outs of the matter are fully understood before doing it...

And the information of the maintenance worker's family members is all true and valid, which just provides me with a means of threatening. In this way, I will only think that my threat has succeeded, and I will never suspect that he deliberately exposed information. …

Of course, why I thought of this level is entirely because of the behavior of the maintenance worker before and the rhetoric behind it...

Seriously inconsistent!