The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician

Chapter 350 - 214: The Unobservable Other Species_2
Chapter 350: Chapter 214: The Unobservable Other Species_2The power struggles would create plenty of time for her, and with this time, she could help Shu Bao truly grow and gain enough of a voice.

Perhaps now, taking Shu Bao’s core data and making an exit before leaving with Jiang Shu would be the better choice, but she did not want that.

The innate sense of responsibility was one reason.

And on the other hand, after getting to know Jiang Shu to some extent, she sensed something ominous.

Dog Denver was turning out to be more formidable than she had imagined, and by quite a margin.

Whether it’s personal ability or the hidden ability of the organization.

So, if she backed out now, she would inevitably become the little woman dependent on Jiang Shu.

Every time she thought about possibly losing her status as ”Big Sister,” she couldn’t help but feel a wave of panic and chills.

This was absolutely unacceptable to her.

She had to fight for more.

Like now, in her conversation with Tang, she regarded ”serving on the Management Committee” as a duty rather than a power, which allowed her to negotiate for maximum advantage.

”What do you want?” Tang asked directly, ”I can help you communicate with them.”

”No need, I’ll communicate with them myself,” Liu Tingruo shook her head decisively; she was well aware of Tang’s underlying intent.

The deep meaning behind letting Tang communicate on her behalf and doing it personally was totally different.

”I understand,” Tang nodded slightly, his gaze flickering ambiguously.

And inside the egg pod, Jiang Shu frowned as well, as he had also noticed that the conversation had shown signs of breaking down.

To tell the truth, he had doubts twenty minutes ago when Liu Tingruo and Tang were discussing the blueprint for the use of artificial intelligence in the experiment area, because according to his estimate, Tang should have made his move against Sister Ruo by now.

But it had been delayed until now without any action.

It was not that he hoped something would happen to Sister Ruo; mainly, he was not sure if his guess was correct.

He wasn’t clear if Diller was indeed murdered and was uncertain if Tang was weighing whether Liu Tingruo or Diller was more important or looking for the right opportunity to launch a surprise attack.

”If you still stand with White Eagle Technology Company, then I can help with that murder case involving Jiang Shu,” Tang continued, but he didn’t make a promise, using a vague expression, ”I can reveal the truth of what happened.”

”In fact, after ’Shu Bao’ learned your criminal investigation pattern, it is no less capable than you. As long as you can maintain your neutral position with the police, it naturally can reveal the truth of what happened.” Liu Tingruo flatly refused, her words sharp.

”In that case, then...” Tang’s tone changed, his eyes narrowed slightly as if contemplating his internal plans.

And at that moment, both Liu Tingruo and Jiang Shu inside the egg pod, as well as little Ding by Liu Tingruo’s side, all held their breath. If Tang chose to act, regardless of the method, they would retaliate without hesitation.

Little Ding had already replaced his Derivative Entry with ”Optical Invisibility Technique,” ”Flame Spirit,” and ”Three No Hypnosis,” enabling him, if willing, to deprive Tang of his bodily functions in an instant.

Even if Tang was mechanical life, the result would be the same.

Little Yi had already tested this out on his three brothers a long time ago.

”Bang—”

A loud noise.

What followed was a sight beyond everyone’s expectations.

”What was that just now...” Jiang Shu was stunned, finding it hard to believe what he had just seen.

A: Was that a food cart that just passed by?

B: Capture the shrimp!

After slowing down the footage on Little A’s screen, it showed a food cart with its wheels sparking as it sped past, instantly knocking Tang, who was standing at the door, into the air.

Tang’s body exemplified the process from extreme stillness to extreme motion in that instant, his whole form shifting from an upright stance to a bent, warped shape upon impact, then propelled like a cannonball.

Jiang Shu: ”...”

He also didn’t understand what exactly had happened, but from the look of it, this accident was absurd.

Capable of leaving Tang without time to react, he didn’t know whether the food cart was too fast or had the ability to move stealthily.

Or perhaps it was a combination of both.