Catastrophe Containment Facility
Chapter 453 - 451 Fraud Game

Chapter 453: Chapter 451 Fraud Game

After a familiar process, both Wen Wen and Wu Wang had a game mark appear on their hands. Now that the game was established, it wouldn’t stop until one party could no longer pay the compensation.

Once the game was set up, Wen Wen secretly contacted Chu Wei to signal that he could now come out and exterminate the monsters.

The game officially began, and the first round was rolling dice. The person with the higher number won. Wu Wang rolled a three, while Wen Wen rolled a five.

The first round, Wen Wen won!

Wu Wang, who was wealthy and forceful, nonchalantly tossed a circular shield emblazoned with a target to Wen Wen. This was the Containment Item he provided Wen Wen.

"This shield can reduce the power of Disaster Level attacks and reflect attacks below that level. Moreover, as long as you are holding this shield, your enemies will involuntarily aim for the center of the shield when they attack you. The weaker they are, the more they are influenced by the shield," he said.

"Heh heh, consider it a goodie," Wen Wen said.

For Wen Wen, the shield’s defensive abilities weren’t of much use, but he found the item interesting and readily accepted it.

The second round of the game was rock-paper-scissors. Wen Wen and Chu Wei each had three cards they placed on a tray in front of the Bronze Dancing Girl.

The Bronze Dancing Girl revealed the cards. Wen Wen chose rock, while Wu Wang chose paper, and this round went to Wu Wang!

Looking forward with anticipation, Wu Wang said, "Now, it’s your turn to fulfill your obligation!"

Reluctantly, Wen Wen picked up the Blazing Tiger and, after hesitating for a long time, he finally shot at a Ranger.

The bullet, imbued with immense destructive power, was fired, and an unprepared Ranger was toppled by Wen Wen’s single shot. The bullet penetrated him, completely shattering his head. He collapsed motionless on the ground, his breath completely gone. It was clear he was dead.

Wen Wen said he would blow up a head, and he blew up a head.

Wu Wang erupted into hearty laughter, as the game rules had not been triggered. This indicated that Wen Wen had followed the rules; he had indeed blown up the head of a Ranger!

"I just love straightforward people like you!" Wu Wang exclaimed.

Wu Wang’s enthusiasm for the game skyrocketed. He continued to play various amusing mini-games with Wen Wen. Despite losing two rounds in a row, he was not discouraged and was very generous, giving Wen Wen two more Containment Items.

When Wu Wang won for the second time, he widened his eyes in anticipation, eager to see whom Wen Wen would kill this time.

The corners of Wen Wen’s mouth curled up, his expression barely contained as he picked up the gun and aimed at a Ranger, firing away.

Wu Wang’s grin almost reached his ears as another Ranger’s breath disappeared. This game, brought to his doorstep, was exceedingly worthwhile; if only all those who played with him were like Wen Wen.

Suddenly, the color drained from his face as he came to a realization.

"No! No! No!" he exclaimed.

"The Rangers you killed the first and second time are the same person! His head was clearly blown off before, so why is he standing there again, allowing you to blow it off a second time?" he asked.

"I saw his life force vanish. With such an injury, not even a panacea could cure it. So how could he still stand up?"

"You’re cheating, this doesn’t count as completing the game’s punishment!" Wu Wang accused.

Wen Wen, digging in his nostrils, disdainfully stared at Wu Wang with dead fish eyes and said, "So what, did you think I’m stupid and would actually kill someone?"

"Besides, whether or not I’ve broken any rules, you know in your heart," he added.

Wu Wang was so enraged that he almost spat blood, but the rules of his game were set: the game would not stop until one party was unable to complete the punishment, even if it meant he himself had to pay a great price for any breach. He had no choice but to grit his teeth and continue playing with Wen Wen.

It wasn’t fair to blame Wu Wang for being careless; Wen Wen’s appearance was just too deceptive. He seemed like he could go on an indiscriminate killing spree at any moment, a performance that was very hard to pull off.

That feeling came from inside out, and even if Wen Wen was only imitating, he exceeded the craziest person Wu Wang had ever seen by far.

In a sense, the frenzy only added credibility to Wen Wen. Even if Wen Wen’s expressions were feigned, the insane aura he emitted could not be faked.

Wu Wang never imagined that Wen Wen was tricking him.

Moreover, the conditions Wen Wen proposed were too alluring, and Wu Wang happened to need the number of Rangers decreased, which led him straight into Wen Wen’s trap.

Most importantly, Wu Wang had no idea that there were Rangers who could have their heads blown off and still recover as if nothing had happened!

"Let’s continue the game, you can’t cheat now!" Wen Wen said with a sly squint, no longer showing any signs of his previous craziness.

Wu Wang uttered through clenched teeth, "Fine... fine, I’ll play along!"

The next part of the game was still dice rolling. This time when Wu Wang picked up the dice, he began to examine it carefully as if he were trying to see a flower in it.

His procrastinating behavior went far beyond just observing the dice. Although the game rules could not be violated, Wu Wang could delay the progress of the game to minimize his losses.

Elsewhere, the Rangers had almost cleared out the small monsters and were preparing to break into the underground parking garage.

Wen Wen sighed; it looked like his deception could only go so far. He had hoped to gain some more benefits through Chu Wei’s Undead Ability.

Well, at least he wasn’t at a loss the way things stood.

A glint of ferocity appeared in Wen Wen’s eyes. He was about to take action against Wu Wang, hoping to leave him in this place forever. As for the game’s mark, he could return to the Sanctuary and erase it anytime.

But before Wen Wen could act, Wu Wang began to spout blood.

It didn’t stop; it gushed out in waves, like diarrhea, which actually made Wen Wen hesitate to strike.

Stunned, Wu Wang looked towards the direction of the underground parking garage. All the small monsters he had summoned had only cost him one Puppet until now.

But just now, all five of his remaining Puppets had been killed in a very short span!

The last memories of the Puppets were fed back to Wu Wang, and he saw the scene of their last moments.

Wu Wang’s game Puppets, unlike ordinary Puppets, were products modified and stripped of their self-consciousness after he completely won over a superpower user.

In essence, his game Puppets were superpower users under his control, which was why he could use this method to communicate between the Inner and Outer Worlds, drawing monsters into reality.

Monsters summoned in this manner typically target the Summoner first.

But Wu Wang’s Puppets had no other abilities except for strong survival skills, so the little monsters, unable to harm the Puppets, turned their focus on the helpless ordinary people outside the parking garage.

According to Wu Wang’s prior estimates, the loss of three or four Puppets would have been enough to throw the entire Hua Shan City into chaos.

Unexpectedly, despite the long summoning, only one Puppet had collapsed due to the frequent summoning it couldn’t withstand, while the other Puppets were unharmed.

Just as Wu Wang was preparing to stop, the vision of all five Puppets converged on one point, and a greenish claw reached out from the void...