The Cyanided Heart+ Extra

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"If it's okay, I'll go first."

"Wait...wait a minute! Okay, okay...I'll just say it straight." Hayes crossed his arms, "I heard that you are testing a device called pandora recently?"

"Pandora?"

"Hey...don't be stupid." Hayes curled his lips.

"..." Leia was silent for a moment, "...I remember I didn't tell anyone below the supervisor level, how did you know?"

"This... um..."

Leia's suspicious eyes lingered on Hayes' face.

"I just think... as a person in charge, I should also know about this kind of thing." Hayes scratched his head, "What is this called...information sharing!"

"...You really don't know the depth."

The newcomer in front of him has felt weird since meeting him, probably because he is too enthusiastic about everything.Leia sighed.

"Oh, I was criticized." Hayes pretended to be frustrated, "Actually... I just want to meet those children who are used as experiments. Wouldn't it be a waste if they were all used to test pandora..."

This guy...why would he want to meet those kids?

"I say you, don't always have an expression like an ice cube." Hayes muttered with his arms on his head, "Don't you think that the work here should be regarded as a process of enjoyment?"

"Enjoy?...Are you kidding me?"

"Of course it's enjoyment." Hayes' brown pupils opened slightly. "As long as we want, we can get rid of these imperfect races and foreign traitors at any time. They can bring usefulness to our experiments, and their value..."

"..."

"...It's a waste to use them to test Pandora, and you can't see their screams of fear!" Hayes seemed a little dissatisfied.

"…what do you want to say?"

"If I have to say it, I don't know myself." Hayes raised the corner of his mouth and restored his leisurely expression.

...

Great, the password is correct.Amy opened the door of the box, and a puff of dust rushed into the dim light beam, and there was a thick stack of what looked like documents inside.It seemed to be some archive, with faded photographs pasted on yellowed paper.

No matter how you look at the people in the photos, they are just ordinary people who cannot be more ordinary.Amy was thinking about it, and suddenly a piece of paper fell out of the file. She picked it up, and some complicated circuits were drawn on it.With the noise of the fan, Amy only felt a mess in her heart.

Looking at the broken image in the mirror, Amy fell silent.

Maybe the metal ring can be cut off, so that demon doctor can't threaten me.Amy picked up a shard of glass and stuck it to her neck.

After a few ear-piercing scraping sounds disappeared into the air, all that fell was the piece of glass in my hand.

It hurts, it's just an unbearable pain as soon as it's close to the skin.Why, I don't want to die.On the shattered mirror, she revealed the scene of Amy gasping for breath.

The piece of glass fell on the loose floor tiles and shattered.After Amy calmed down, she squatted down and lifted the floor tile carefully.I saw a small screwdriver lying quietly in the cracked cement all around.Amy held the slightly damp handle of the knife and looked at the whirring exhaust fan.

If you put your hand in directly... no.Amy stared at the fan spinning at high speed, and somehow had a strange feeling.

It felt like... there was something inside the fan!

I have to figure out a way to stop it, how do I do that?Amy gripped the screwdriver tightly in her hand.

...

"Buffford... what is this?" Kate felt a cold metal on her neck when she woke up.Buford on the side also seemed to have discovered the extra metal ring.

"Who knows." Buford touched his swollen arm, "I just remember being taken away for no apparent reason... When I woke up, I found myself being thrown back."

"Do you still remember the drawing of lots?" Kate stroked her chin. "I remember Annie ran over from the front row and said she wanted to see Buford's numbers."

"what do you mean…"

"You haven't opened it yet... At that time, did she secretly replace Buford's digital paper?" Kate frowned.

"Ah, actually, I don't even know what the lottery is for." Buford scratched his head, "It probably doesn't matter if it's changed, I guess."

"Buford, do you think Anne knows something?"

"What you said may make sense. But, I have more important things to do." Buford smiled, "For example, escape from here."

"B... Buford, are you serious?" Kate's eyes widened.

"I made a general observation before coming here. As long as we leave through the corridor door, we can jump from the window." Buford gestured, "And this is the second floor, as long as you grit your teeth... it won't hurt if you jump down .”