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Chapter 389: Genius Hacker Girl Ning Meng

Chapter 389: Chapter 389: Genius Hacker Girl Ning Meng

About Shen Meier pretending to sleep, Chen Wei was unaware, for he had already left the Black Queen Bar.

He knew that Jeffery wouldn’t let him off easily and didn’t want to drag Shen Meier into this.

Chen Wei was in the light, the enemy in the dark; the other side knew every move he made, but whether it was Chen Wei or Ye Zhentian, locating Jeffery’s current whereabouts would take time.

According to Chen Wei’s thinking, Rogers and Lu Buya were very likely sent by Jeffery to test him, holding back the real trump card for later use.

A person who had been seeking to kill him for so many years and never gave up wouldn’t settle for just this much.

Therefore, not only could Chen Wei no longer stay with Shen Meier, but he also couldn’t stay with Xiao Ruoyun and Xiao Xiaoyun—it was best to deal with things alone.

Chen Wei had already made contact to investigate whether any top-ranking assassins had recently entered Great Xia.

Any entry was bound to leave a record.

A few minutes later, Chen Wei received an email with a list of names.

He quickly locked onto one person, Adolf.

"If it’s this guy, then it’s indeed possible that he would agree to come assassinate me for Jeffery." The reason was simple: Adolf, due to underestimating him and feeling Chen Wei didn’t deserve to sit on the throne of the Underground King, had once provoked him and ended up severely punished by Chen Wei, including having an arm broken as a lesson.

This grudge, coupled with the popular belief that his disappearance for three years was due to a decline in strength, and considering Adolf’s emphasis on rankings and his entry timeline, led Chen Wei to deduce that Adolf was very likely the trump card Jeffery held in his hand.

Chen Wei paused in front of an internet café, and after a moment’s thought, he ascended the stairs.

He didn’t go straight to the attendant to recharge his internet fee but instead walked into the browsing area and randomly chose a seat to sit down.

Chen Wei wasn’t the least bit interested in the person beside him, wearing a hat that mostly concealed their face and typing code rapidly on a keyboard. He pressed the power button and booted the computer.

After he took his seat, the girl hit the confirm key, saw the code run successfully, interlocked her fingers and stretched her arms upwards, loosening her stiff body, then twisted her head from side to side.

Only then did she notice Chen Wei, who at some point had taken the seat next to hers.

With so many seats around, why did he choose to sit next to me?

Could it be he’s coveting my beauty? Or planning to steal my code? Or... he’s here for revenge!

The girl’s mind raced with wild thoughts.

Raising her hands, she pulled the brim of her hat down lower, while sneakily glancing at Chen Wei’s every move from the corner of her eye.

All she saw was Chen Wei typing a few command characters and then, bypassing the monitoring system, he hacked into and successfully started the computer.

This guy! He’s professional! A hacker, just like me?

To use such skills just to steal internet in a café, this guy must be really down on his luck. She really didn’t want to admit that he was her peer.

The girl raised her hand to her forehead, feeling embarrassed.

From Chen Wei’s adept handling, the girl didn’t think he was just a newbie who picked up hacking techniques from some forum; this guy was not to be underestimated!

The girl was curious about what he was planning to do by hacking into the computers at the internet café.

To avoid arousing suspicion, she opened a new page and began coding a program.

She casually wrote some software code, at least making it look to Chen Wei like she was working.

Such a task didn’t require her eyes; she could do it just the same.

And so, a scene of multitasking unfolded.

Her fingers nimbly tapped the code as her eyes fixed solely on Chen Wei’s computer screen.

Wait a minute! This URL? Isn’t this the dark web?

What’s he doing? He wants to infiltrate the dark web? This guy must be crazy!

As a genius hacker, the girl had once hacked into the dark web system to showcase her skills, only to have a group of people show up at her door the next day with guns pointed at her head.

Thankfully, the girl was quick to react; she explained herself in time and, after agreeing to help the other party strengthen their network system, she managed to keep her life.

After realizing the terror of the dark web, the girl always avoided it like the plague.

Just as she was thinking about this, she noticed the page Chen Wei had accessed, which displayed information about assassins!

This guy was looking to hire an assassin, no wonder he needed to hack into the net café’s system.

The girl finally understood.

But then, something she would’ve never imagined happened again.

This guy must really be insane to dare hack into the assassin network—are you not afraid of dying?

Chen Wei had effortlessly locked onto Adolf’s coordinates by hacking into the Underworld network and using various decryption and tracking techniques.

The coordinates showed he was approaching from her direction, about seven or eight kilometers away.

Chen Wei decided to wait for him, to lie in wait like guarding for hares.

"Adolf, the sixth-ranked assassin in the world; he even dares to locate and track someone like that. Does he have a death wish?" the girl muttered to herself.

"You seem very interested in my business, huh?" Chen Wei’s face suddenly appeared close to her, asking.

"Ah!" The girl was startled.

Luckily, most people were wearing headphones, absorbed in their games; hardly anyone noticed her.

She cursed under her breath after checking to make sure the sky hadn’t fallen, and then continued to immerse herself in the game world.

"You, what are you doing! Don’t you know scaring people can scare them to death?" The girl lifted her hand, gently patting her chest as if she’d had the fright of her life.

"Sorry, sorry, I didn’t expect you to be so timid." Chen Wei was just trying to tease the girl.

In fact, from the beginning, he knew the girl was peeking at his screen. He had seen through it but chose to stay silent.

"You’re the one who’s timid. My courage is just fine, thank you very much. It was just so sudden, that’s why I was scared." The girl bluffed.

"That being said, for one so young to have such hacking skills is no small feat. But I advise you to refrain from doing these things too often, lest you end up dead and not even know why," Chen Wei cautioned the girl as someone who had been there before.

"I’ll walk my own path. I don’t need you telling me how to do it." The girl’s face darkened.

"Line 354, the ninth code, I suggest you look at it; it could leave you a way out," he advised.

With slight parting of her lips, the girl hesitated to speak, closed the program she had launched, and returned to the coding page—she swiftly targeted line 354, the ninth code.

In a flash of insight, she understood the problem.

She hurriedly began to make revisions.

Just like Chen Wei said, one change and she would have an extra escape route.

The code would ensure that if someone tried to track her after purchasing the program, the software would immediately intercept the attempt and, if the interception failed, initiate a self-destruct program.

"Um, thank you. I’ve been coding all day, was feeling dizzy and didn’t notice," the girl thanked Chen Wei. After all, he really had helped her out.