Chapter 692 You Didn't Let Me, so You Blame Me? (Please Subscribe and Give Me a Monthly Ticket)

Grasping the hint is also one of the main means of survival for the Chosen Ones in the world of ghost stories.

Like Sidney, Hunter is good at discovering these hints. In fact, the correct way to say it is to be able to perceive useful information and connect them.

But Greco is much more capable. When he came to the fourth carriage, he looked at the cart covered with white cloth next to him.

At that time, he thought in his heart: Since there are special props here, they must have their uses.

He walked to the cart and picked up two bottles and cans to observe carefully.

He didn't need the hint of the world of ghost stories at all, he knew what to do in this level.

Greco has two ways here.

The first way is to pour the poison he carries with him into the bottle, mix it with hot water and stir it into a drink, and then pretend to be a red conductor to deliver things to these passengers.

The second way is to contact the real red conductor and find a way to get some props such as sleeping pills. As long as these passengers drink it, won't he let him slaughter it?

Greco felt that the two methods he thought of did not conflict. Anyway, there are many bottles and cans, so he can just fill a few of them at will.

After thinking of a solution, Greco looked for the red conductor in the carriage.

After about five minutes, he found the red conductor who had just caught the "food" in a carriage, and then told the lie he had made up in advance.

The reason was that it was too noisy on rainy days, and Greco was very sleepy after working all night. He wanted to rest but couldn't sleep, so he hoped that the red conductor could help him find sleeping pills.

Seeing that it was Greco who had helped him, the red conductor agreed to his request.

Not long after, he brought a few things that looked like dried insects, and said to Greco: "You can grind this into powder and soak it in water to drink, but it is dangerous to rest here. If you want to rest, you'd better go to the soft seat carriage."

Greco expressed his gratitude and said goodbye to the conductor.

After the poison and sleeping pills were prepared, he started his plan.

He pushed a cart, pretending to be a train service staff, and came to one of the five special rooms.

After all, the people in these five rooms refused to contact the conductor, and the room was pitch black, so he couldn't see the situation inside clearly.

Greco didn't know who was wearing the hood, so he could only come one by one.

Ding ding ding!

Greco knocked on the door politely, but the person inside didn't intend to come out. A face appeared on the glass at the door of the room and asked Greco what he wanted.

Greco was not surprised by this, so he said that because it was rainy and cold, the train provided free hot soup to warm the stomach, and then he put the can at the door and pushed the cart away.

In order to avoid risks, Greco directly changed a corridor.

Because Greco had deduced before that passengers could only enter and exit from one door.

And the doors of the train were also divided into left and right sides.

That means that passengers who get on from which side can only get off from the same place.

Greco naturally remembered which side these five groups of passengers got on from.

He tiptoed to another door in the room to eavesdrop.

Not long after, there was a sound of glass breaking in the room, and Greco knew that they had drunk a strong sleeping pill.

But Greco did not go in directly. He waited for a while before taking action, fearing that something unexpected would happen.

After making sure that there was no movement inside, Greco pushed the door open.

The flashlight swept through, and three people were seen lying in a dark room, with many broken glass on the ground.

Two uniformed guards had fallen to the ground unconscious, and Greco also admired the effect of the sleeping pill.

The other one had both hands handcuffed near the iron pillar of the bed, but he was fine. When he saw Greco coming in, he asked for help and asked Greco to let him get off the car. He would give Greco a certain reward.

Greco did not rush to untie his handcuffs, but asked him to shut up and wait, and deal with the two guards first.

The calmness shown by Greco in this wave made the prisoners admire him a little.

The prisoner thought that if the conductor had chatted with him just now, it would have delayed some time, and the guard might have woken up.

So he shut up and waited for Greco to finish his work first.

Seeing Greco's excellent performance, the audience in Ramen Country thought he was really too stable.

If everyone didn't know his identity, they would have thought he was just an ordinary Chosen One.

Because from beginning to end, Greco did not use the power of a transcendent.

What does this mean? It means that he is really at ease.

Even the Pope praised that Greco is no longer the cardinal who relied solely on strength before, and his mind is much more meticulous.

But not long after the Pope praised him, Greco began to make mistakes.

Because this time he gave sleeping pills, his idea was to catch the guards and ask for some information.

So before the guards woke up, he found ropes to tie their hands and feet, and then used holy energy to set restrictions on them.

But after the guards woke up, they not only said nothing, but also began to fight desperately, and even tried to break the ban.

Greco had no choice but to take out his dagger and kill them.

When killing, warm blood splashed on Greco's hands. The fresh smell of blood constantly stimulated his nerves, and Greco even showed a brief bloodthirsty desire.

Maybe he couldn't control this impulse because he had been suppressed for a long time.

When Greco recovered, the room was full of blood and the remains of the two guards.

The prisoner handcuffed to the side was trembling with fear.

But Greco ignored him, but was thinking about a question.

Why did the other side cooperate when the Dragon Country Heavenly Master next door was questioning?

And he had already taken double insurance, so why did the two guards fight to the death when they knew they had no chance of winning?

Is it because their rules don't allow it?

As a person in the game, Greco couldn't figure it out for the time being.

In fact, Robert outside the big screen can give him an answer, and Robert guessed what he was thinking.

As someone who had seen Zhang Yangqing before, Robert naturally knew how terrifying Zhang Yangqing's strength was.

But for any weird caught by a strong man of Zhang Yangqing's level, how many dared to resist just by feeling the strength emanating from Zhang Yangqing?

Weird, of course, said everything they could, and there were also cases of suicide without knowing how to say it.

There were really few people who dared to fight Zhang Yangqing.

Because everyone knows that there is no chance of winning if you fight.

Greco's strength is about the same as these two guards. When they woke up, they must have been thinking about how to unlock the ban and kill Greco.

This is the gap between the chosen ones.

Fortunately, the prisoner in the room was still there. After Greco calmed down for a while, he began to ask him what happened and why they were here.

The prisoner sighed and told his origins.

In his original city, he offended the believers of Lingji Venerable, so he was captured as a sacrifice.

The so-called Lingji Venerable is the god who protects the human beings in this world.

Because most areas of this world are occupied by weirdness and monsters.

If humans want to get some places to live, they must believe in Lingji Venerable.

Only areas blessed by Lingji Venerable will not be attacked by weirdness and monsters, and humans can live there.

According to the prisoner, if he offended Lingji Venerable, he could die.

But he was framed by the believers of Lingji Venerable, and he was unwilling to accept the charges imposed on him.

This is what the prisoner said. He kept saying that he was telling the truth, hoping that Greco would trust him.

Greco listened, but did not believe it completely. He asked: "Is it the same for the other prisoners?"

The prisoner nodded, shook his head, and then said: "There are three people in the same situation as me, but the one wearing a hood seems to be a murderer."

Greco thought this was credible, and continued to communicate with him, asking him about how to get off the bus.

The prisoner recalled carefully and said: "I remember the guard mentioned during the chat that their captain had a pass and could enter some special places freely."

Hearing this, Greco breathed a sigh of relief.

You should have said it earlier. It turns out that the information is on you.

If I had known this earlier, why would I have gone to such trouble to capture the guard alive.

If the prisoner knew that Greco thought so, he would definitely say: I wanted to say it when you just came in, but you didn't let me, so why blame me?