Capim Must Die

Klein went to sleep and woke up early to have breakfast with his sister. Meanwhile, after Klein had fallen asleep, Lin Ruo gathered a pen symbolizing [Truth] and wrote the following sentence:

[Ray Bieber will hide in the area under the jurisdiction of the Storm Church]

The golden words formed and vanished, and with the consumption of his supernatural powers, Lin Ruo couldn't help but slightly raise the corners of his mouth.

He chose to hide Ray Bieber in the area under the Storm Church's jurisdiction. Naturally, a part of the script he had initially written was related to some future plans, aiming to further involve the Storm Church in the game.

After completing this task, and considering his upcoming hunting operations in Backlund, Lin Ruo wrote:

[I will be fortunate to safely escape in the end during the hunt for Capim.]

It wasn't that Lin Ruo didn't want to increase the possibility of his own hunting success. However, since [Truth] couldn't directly write about others, he couldn't explicitly state his own success in the hunt.

Nevertheless, although it wasn't a direct affirmation, he could still indirectly add a favorable condition to himself and maneuver the situation. For instance, If he arranged the Aurora gathering, he will simply find them without specifying their fate. Although members of a cult like that were usually arrested or killed upon discovery, since their deaths weren't explicitly written, the [Truth] could still be effective.

Lin Ruo could also gauge the likelihood of success in his next action based on the level of energy consumed by this [Truth] sentence, effectively serving as an alternative form of divination.

"Well, the consumption is lower than expected, which makes sense. After all, I'm a seasoned player," Lin Ruo mumbled, dispersing the pen symbolizing [Truth]. He lazily stretched his waist, realizing he had some free time, and decided to continue experimenting with [Fallacy].

Because the previous experiments had drained a significant amount of his energy, Lin Ruo still had numerous untested ideas he wanted to explore. Since he was currently idle, he decided to continue his experiments.

Time passed quickly, and as Lin Ruo finished his experiments for the day and began analyzing the current situation in the world , a familiar sensation of dizziness overwhelmed him once again, plunging him into darkness.

When Lin Ruo regained consciousness, the orange-red hues of twilight had returned to the horizon.

He felt a momentary confusion, as if yesterday's events were nothing but a dream. However, he quickly snapped back to reality. The reason he had slept until dusk was that he had exerted himself to the point of exhaustion, causing his spirit body to return to his physical body and instinctively enter a sleep state to recover.

"If this continues, my body clock will be completely messed up!" Lin Ruo grumbled as he got out of bed. After a quick wash, he realized there were no ingredients left in the kitchen, so he decided to go out for a meal. Instead of returning home afterward, he headed straight to the Street, where Capim's Villa was located.

"7:17..." Lin Ruo checked the time on his pocket watch and then glanced at Capim's Villa. He could see the guards patrolling back and forth in the distance. He touched the secret badge in his hand, injected spiritual energy into it, and then pinned it to his chest, activating its hidden properties.

Through information gathered from two human traffickers he had interrogated earlier, Lin Ruo learned that Capim usually had dinner around this time. It was the perfect opportunity for him to take action.

Lin Ruo's goal was straightforward: ensure the Death of Capim while also maximizing the elimination of other Beyonders' lives.

His hunting wasn't solely focused on Capim; Lin Ruo also aimed to target the Extraordinaries who protected him. He believed that successfully hunting those Extraordinaries would greatly aid his potion digestion.

However, if there were no opportunities to kill those Beyonders, Lin Ruo wouldn't be too disheartened. After all, his primary objective was Capim—other Beyonders could be let go, but the trafficker Capim had to die.

As for the Loen royal family behind it all... Lin Ruo's eyes flickered, and he forcefully suppressed the negative emotions surging within him.

He had always despised these individuals the most. Even in his previous life, despite the heavy risks, he would stir up trouble, instigating a revolution between the superhumans and the non-superior beings because he couldn't fathom a world that differentiated between ordinary people and those with extraordinary abilities.

—It was acceptable for the Extraordinaries to wantonly kill innocent ordinary people, but it was impossible for ordinary people to seek revenge against the Extraordinairies.

There was no justifiable reason for this!

People with extraordinary abilities should be equal to ordinary individuals. If someone had abilities, their worth and contributions should be recognized. It should not be that an ordinary person, who made significant contributions to society, could be killed by a Transcendant, with others simply dismissing it by saying, "They were just an ordinary person."

He refused to accept such an outcome!

"Huh, it's all over." With a soft sigh, Lin Ruo looked up toward Capim Villa once again and proceeded toward that direction, taking measured steps.

The concealed state granted to him by the secret badge was somewhat akin to being trapped in a space that interacted with reality without affecting it. He could freely act within the concealed state without being detected by anyone.

However, in the same concealed state, he couldn't directly impact reality unless Lin Ruo also brought the target into the concealed state. But this operation couldn't be performed with the secret badge alone. Only Lin Ruo could activate the secret state. At most, he could separately add some items. Otherwise, Lin Ruo would enter the concealed state directly and silently assassinate his targets within Capim's villa.

Unfortunately, that was impossible!

Nevertheless, relying on the concealed state provided by the secret badge, Lin Ruo smoothly infiltrated the Villa.

Quietly arriving at the villa's restaurant, Lin Ruo stood beside the long table, his emotionless gaze sweeping across the individuals seated there.

Harras, a middle-aged gentleman in a black tuxedo, tall and robust. Belize, sporting a bearded face, appeared old but exuded great vitality. Parker, slightly overweight and middle-aged. And finally, Capim , a middle-aged man who had gained some weight.

Katy, the sole female member, was absent, presumably guarding the underground area.

Lin Ruo didn't concern himself with her presence or absence. After all, once he made a move here, killing Cappin and alerting the official Extraordinaries of the church, it would be impossible to keep it hidden from the underground area.

He silently approached Harras , the highest-ranked Extraordinary among those present, and spoke softly.

"I am not a demigod of the Chained pathway . That is a fallacy."