The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 432 - 436: Survival on a Deserted Island (16)

Chapter 432: Chapter 436: Survival on a Deserted Island (16)

Amid Liu Piaopiao’s angry roars, Su Li waved her sleeve and left without a cloud in tow.

She found the speedboats left behind by the mercenaries, a total of five, stocked with plenty of freshwater and food.

She gathered all these supplies onto one boat and then violently destroyed the remaining four thoroughly.

The mercenaries would certainly be ’delighted’ with the ’gift’ she left for them.

Being too cocky is surely asking for retaliation.

"Buzz buzz..." As soon as Su Li took off in the speedboat, a tremendous booming noise followed in her wake.

By the time Su Li had driven a few hundred meters, she could still hear the noise behind her and see a gray mushroom cloud soaring into the sky.

One could only imagine how great the disturbance on the island was.

She patted her chest fearfully, extremely pleased with herself, "Lucky I was quick."

Though Su Li said this, she slowed down the boat even more, now in no hurry to leave, but rather leisurely turned off the engine, letting it drift with the waves. She sat down and opened a pack of jerky, chewing while looking back over her shoulder.

Just a few minutes after the mushroom cloud erupted, a few bedraggled people burst out from the island.

Without stopping for an instant, they rushed straight towards the speedboats.

Su Li even took the time to count heads; aside from the man whose body lay behind the big tree, there should have been nine people in this group, but now it was more than half less, with only three scrambling onto the speedboat.

And it seemed that all of them were missing arms or legs.

Su Li covered her mouth and giggled maniacally, shaking with delight—they must have discovered the ’gift’ she left for them.

Despite the great distance, Su Li could feel the hateful and angry stares of those few people, and then slowly raised her middle finger.

It was a pity, whether they could see her extra gesture wasn’t certain—not everyone had the good eyesight she did.

It turned out that Su Li was mistaken, for Scarred Man not only saw her but even spat out a mouthful of blood because of it.

"Boss..." Of the two left, one had a broken arm, and the other, holding his belly, had a large wound that was continuously bleeding.

But their injuries were still not as severe as Scarred Man’s, who had been pierced in no less than five places.

Yet there he was, still conscious, gritting his teeth and not making a sound, which was pretty impressive.

The Scarred Man realized the moment he scrambled onto the speedboat that it had been sabotaged.

Pulling out the telescope hung on his back, he happened to see that cursed woman’s provocative gesture.

Rage hit him like a hammer, and he spat out a mouthful of blood.

After all the time spent hunting eagles, today he was the one who got his eyes pecked at.

He had underestimated this woman.

"Let’s go, leave this place, the boat is no good anymore."

Terrible woman, with a woman’s terrifying penchant for revenge.

If Su Li were to speak, she would surely counsel earnestly—better to offend a petty man than a woman, especially one with a mind as sharp as a needle’s point, like herself.

Scarred Man made a snap decision and quickly disappeared along the coastline, as if some flood or fierce beast were chasing them.

No flood was there, but a fierce beast indeed was there.

A monster with a human head and Snake Body followed the scent and gave chase, but was one step too late, letting those little bugs who hurt it get away.

It, seething with rage, smacked the scent-laden speedboat at the shore into smithereens with one flick of its tail.

However, it seemed to have also sustained considerable injuries; persisting in the chase must have been due to extreme provocation.

After venting its frustration, it still couldn’t let go and stared in one direction for a while, then turned and slithered away.

The ground it passed was marked with a bloody red trail.

This human-like behavior from the monster indicated that it had obviously developed quite a high level of intelligence.

An answer was looming in Su Li’s mind.

Genetic experiments, unscrupulous genetic fusion experiments.

Immediately, Su Li started the speedboat and quickly sped away.

As a righteous and good citizen, what she should do now was to find the police.

Su Li drove the speedboat on the sea for two days and then had the good luck of running into a fleet patrolling the international waters.

She reported what she had learned at the first opportunity and then went to sleep with peace of mind.

On the first day the fleet docked, Su Li left her room prepared to head home, but was summoned by several bigwigs.

They merely felt it was necessary to inform her as she was also involved in the events.

Moreover, her boyfriend and best friend were still on the island.

However, her friend hadn’t been as fortunate as she was.

The secretary, who stood next to the bigwig reporting on the situation’s progress, looked at Su Li with a touch of sympathy.

He said with some reluctance, "What I’m going to tell you next... please, try not to get upset, stay calm...."

Su Li: "I promise not to get upset."

"According to our investigations, that small island is privately owned by an overseas Chinese and there was a laboratory established there conducting illegal genetic experiments."

The specifics about the laboratory were glossed over, with the focus being on the survivors remaining on the island.

"Mr. Yue Bai is very lucky, his life is temporarily out of danger thanks to the medical staff’s assistance. As for Miss Liu Piaopiao, those lawless mercenaries seem to hold deep-seated grudges against her—her body was so tortured there’s not a single area left unscathed, and she... her uterus was removed, she’ll never be able to have children in her lifetime."

Any woman, upon hearing about the removal of a uterus, could imagine what kind of atrocities Liu Piaopiao must have suffered afterward.

Only Su Li knew that Liu Piaopiao was targeted out of fury.

Those people probably guessed it was their doing, and Liu Piaopiao was Su Li’s companion; it was only normal for her to be a victim of their displaced anger.

Of course, Scar and the other three mercenaries who escaped didn’t end up with a good fate either.

They were all internationally wanted criminals, and what awaited them was the end of living freely.

Stepping out of the office, Su Li seemed to talk to herself, speaking faintly to a certain empty spot, "Was it you who tampered with this laboratory?"

"Okay, you don’t need to say anymore."

The system, which had been desperately pretending to be lively in its survival instincts since their return, immediately responded, "You, how could you think so? A low-level planet like Earth, not even included in the Wisdom Life Alliance, why would I expend energy for this..."

The system was rambling excuses, but its urgent tone exposed everything.

Su Li shot a glare, and the previously assertive system shrank back, its voice tiny as a mosquito, "I, I just influenced one person’s thinking... led him to see the huge profits after building the laboratory...."

"Okay, I get it, you can go die now." Then, before the incredulous system, she crushed its core program.

It wasn’t hard to guess that some interstellar power must have taken an interest in Earth, a poor place, wanting to engage in illegal activities.

On one hand, the system was there to assess the situation and feed back progress.

The so-called live broadcast room might have been just one of their opportunistic ventures, or perhaps it had other purposes.

Who knows? All Su Li knew was that it was fraught with malicious intentions.