My Iyashikei Game Chapter 764: Angel

Han Fei cleaned up the crime scene. As he was about to leave, the phone screen of the big beard lit up. There was a new message. Han Fei clicked on it and saw a death flower blooming. The scattered flower petals became a sentence. “Death Chat Group member, Sunny Boy, please hurry to Northern Countryside’s Shou Xi Mirror Factory to complete the ascension ceremony to become a core member before tomorrow midnight.”

“Ascension ceremony? These people sure are courageous to pick me.” Han Fei felt like he had underestimated the other party. They didn’t care about the death of the ‘staff’. They could pay a lot to find a suitable candidate. A few seconds later, the message on the phone became random codes. It was like his phone had been hacked. The culprit was controlling the phones remotely. There was a ticking sound. Every staff’s phone was wiped.

“I can’t underestimate them. They have a very good hacker. They might even be behind the explosion at the intelligent city.” Han Fei sat on the only chair and looked at everyone in the shop. He tore the bearded man’s clothes to wipe his fingerprints from the phone. “Do you know why I won’t kill you?” The cold voice came from the clown mask. Han Fei didn’t hear the answer he wanted. “Death is a salvation for you. I need you to suffer more pain.”

Han Fei stepped through the blood. He walked past the faces. The bearded man’s eyes opened a slit. He saw Han Fei leave. The madman was humming with ease. He disappeared into the night.

“So graceful…”

Han Fei hopped on the motorcycle and left Dolphin Bay. After he was far away, he removed the mask. “After becoming the core member, I should be able to access their secrets. If they are really related to the cryptic world, I should encounter something macabre.”

Han Fei frowned as the sun shone on him. Pure Hatreds couldn’t murder people in real life. They could only force living humans to kill themselves through illusions or hallucinations. However, this time, Han Fei was dealing with an Unmentionable. “I better be careful.”

Han Fei p

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