Survival Arena-Chapter 394 - The Chief

Chapter 394: Chapter 394 The Chief

The words of the Leader of the Bright Organization left Chu Ge with nothing to say.

He couldn’t help but turn his head to look at Huang Yukun, with a deep look of resentment in his eyes.

“Are you fucking with me?”

“Earlier, you said that we could only use a human body to open the Nuclear Containment Device!”

Huang Yukun, embarrassed, gave a fake cough and said, “The process of activating the Nuclear Containment Device requires constant strict control. Plus, the electric current of the device is unique, and, combined with nuclear radiation, it easily destroys the computational systems of robots, making it difficult to put them to practical use.”

Upon hearing this, Chu Ge looked back at the light screen.

The Leader’s voice floated out, “Doctor Huang, you really do think of others.”

Huang Yukun was even more embarrassed, wishing he could slap himself.

Now he was damned if he did, damned if he didn’t.

He coughed again, “He is my uncle from a parallel universe. I understand my uncle, so I should be able to trust him.”

“Have you been to a parallel universe?”

“No…”

“Then why do you trust him so much?”

“I…”

Huang Yukun was left speechless by the Leader’s questioning.

Seeing them at odds left Chu Ge somewhat speechless. What was this all about?

The Leader shifted his tone and said, “Bring him to see me.”

After finishing his words, the light screen contracted and disappeared.

Huang Yukun let out a sigh of relief, turned back to Chu Ge, and asked, “Uncle… do you want to go see our Leader?”

Chu Ge asked, “Will there be an ambush?”

Huang Yukun shook his head, “Our Leader is very magnanimous and never plays petty tricks. If he wanted to kill you, he would have given the order directly, not deceive you first, especially since you’re already inside the Bright Organization’s base.”

Upon hearing this, Chu Ge thought it made sense, so he nodded and let Huang Yukun lead the way.

The two left the room, walking along the underground corridor.

All the way, Huang Yukun was excited, bombarding Chu Ge with questions.

He was very curious about Chu Ge’s identity and why he had turned into a lion.

Chu Ge gave vague answers.

He couldn’t say too much about the Survival Arena.

Ten minutes later, Huang Yukun stopped in front of a steel wall. He knocked on the wall seven times, and immediately the wall opened to reveal an elevator.

Chu Ge was speechless.

How many secrets did this Underground World hold?

No wonder they had encountered so few people along the way.

It turned out that everyone here was familiar with various mechanisms and didn’t need to take detours step by step.

After entering the elevator, the wall door closed, and the elevator quickly ascended with them.

Chu Ge noticed the floor numbers displayed next to the door.

They had been on the twelfth floor before, and now they had reached the thirtieth floor.

The Speed was fast.

The elevator fell into silence.

Five minutes later.

They had reached the two hundred forty-ninth floor.

“It didn’t feel this high when we came down, did it?” Chu Ge wondered.

Was it possible that the surface at this level was at High Mountain?

“Uncle, aren’t you curious about how your counterpart in this world died?” Huang Yukun suddenly asked.

Chu Ge glanced at him and asked, “Was it from nuclear radiation?”

Huang Yukun shook his head, “On the day when the apocalypse broke out, the whole city was in chaos, and you were trampled to death by people while fleeing.”

“…”

Chu Ge’s mouth twitched; he suspected this guy was deliberately provoking him.

He hummed, “Did I have a wife before I died?”

“Yes, you did.”

“What was her name?”

“Auntie is called… huh, I don’t think I’ve ever heard the family mention her name. I just call her auntie, and you call her your wife…”

Huang Yukun stroked his chin and muttered, frowning.

Chu Ge shook his head, unconcerned.

It was a parallel world, after all, not directly related to him.

“Ever since you died, auntie also disappeared. My mom said she went looking for you. You’re dead, where could she go to find you? My mom was also a bit incoherent before she got frozen,” Huang Yukun said, shaking his head.

Chu Ge bared his teeth at him, frightening him into immediate silence.

Soon, the elevator reached the four hundred and second floor, and the elevator doors opened accordingly.

Ahead was a straight corridor with walls embedded with reflective glass, giving off a sense of a time-space tunnel.

Huang Yukun was the first to walk out, with Chu Ge following behind him.

At the end of the reflective corridor, the silver doors opened, and inside stood two rows of soldiers equipped with advanced gear, each holding a rifle.

As soon as they saw Chu Ge, they immediately raised their guns.

“Let them in,” the Leader’s voice echoed in the corridor, the source of the sound untraceable.

The soldiers immediately lowered their guns, and Huang Yukun continued to lead the way.

Chu Ge calmly followed behind.

He was even more curious about the Leader of the Bright Organization.

Inside there was another set of silver doors, which opened automatically to reveal a spacious hall decked out with various mechanical devices oozing with a sense of high technology.

From the ceiling hung a giant display screen, thin as a cicada’s wing, resembling a projection, yet it was real; the screen was divided into dozens of windows, broadcasting scenes from the Wasteland City.

Chu Ge glanced over and saw images of Survivors fighting.

He shifted his gaze to a figure in the corner.

The person sat in a swivel chair wearing a loose cotton coat; his face looked somewhat aged, his hair graying, yet his eyes were bright and intent, observing Chu Ge closely.

Huang Yukun quickly walked over and bent down respectfully, “Leader.”

His demeanor was reverent, almost nervous.

Chu Ge approached, scrutinizing this Leader.

“I have a fondness for animals. Ever since my mother adopted me, she would take me to the aquarium weekly. She told me that all animals in the world have sentience, and their emotions are not simpler than those of humans,” the Leader said expressionlessly, hands crossed and chin propped up.

Chu Ge said, “It’s a pity I’m not a sea creature; otherwise, I might have looked more pleasing to your eye.”

He noticed a large photograph of a dolphin leaping out of the water on the wall behind the Leader, quite stunning.

“Leader, do you approve of his proposal? He’ll disappear tomorrow,” Huang Yukun asked, looking up cautiously.

Touching the tabletop with his index finger, the Leader slowly asked, “There are no free favors in the world. My mother loves animals because they saved her. You’re so eager to help us, there must be a reason. Other than the nonsensical excuse of accumulating virtue, does helping us allow you to remain in this world? Since you only have one day left, this urgency must mean you want to stay.”

Upon hearing this, Chu Ge cursed inwardly.

How could this guy be so clever?

No wonder he was the Leader.

Before he could respond, the Leader continued, “I agree. Doctor Huang, take him.”

“However, if there is a failure that causes a great loss, Doctor Huang, prepare to pack up and move back to the civilian sector.”

Hearing this, Huang Yukun nodded awkwardly.

Afterward, the Leader waved his hand, and the image on the hovering screen changed, displaying a symbol resembling a microphone.

“Someone, I have a guest here who needs to go to Laboratory One. Inform everyone in Laboratory One to prepare for the launch of the salvation plan,” the Leader commanded, his tone very calm, leaving Chu Ge unable to guess what he was really thinking.

“Could it be he isn’t afraid of me staying, perhaps even hopes I do, so they can capture me for experimentation?” Chu Ge wondered.

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