Orthodox Transmission System

  Xiao Li snorted disdainfully and said, "What's the point of being so particular about where we live in our line of work? You know as well as I do that although our boss is quick-witted, you can't rule out the possibility of an accident happening at any time. If that happens, this house will be gone..."

  But Xiaosanzi's face didn't look good after hearing his words, they naturally care about their own ending in this line of work, and they also know that doing what they do will ultimately lead to a bad outcome, if they fall into the hands of the police at the end, it must be death penalty. However, not doing these things, what else can they do? They themselves have no one to rely on after growing up in an orphanage, and taking this path is also forced by life. Although sometimes he himself would look down on himself, and even resent his own choices.

  "Alright, let's not say any more. We'd better hurry up and take this batch of goods to Big Brother's place to sign in. If we don't, Big Brother will get impatient and blow his top."

  As soon as Wu Lao spoke, Da Li immediately shut his mouth and stopped talking, but there was a hint of fear in his eyes, and it seemed that he had a considerable shadow in his heart.

  Only two people walked in first, and suddenly pulled down a large box from the top of the pit. The box was square in shape, made of wood, and seemed to be very heavy, requiring four people to lift it up. It fell to the ground with a dull thud. Several people wiped the sweat from their foreheads, and Xiaosan let out a long sigh and laughed: "This batch of goods really didn't come easily, from that remote village to this city, it took us a whole day, in this hot weather, if not for Xiaoli's refrigerated truck, the goods would have gone bad. How many boxes are there in total?"

  "This is a person who helped him carry the boxes laughing and saying: "Third brother, today's harvest is not bad, there are four boxes in total, and I packed a pair in one of them."

  "Alright, let's hurry up and stuff them in. Let's sign off and dump these things on that guy Li Jiuzhen. He'll definitely handle it properly." However, when saying this, his eyes showed disdain, seemingly looking down on Li Jiuzhen.

  They immediately stuffed the box into this small door, and the height of the small door was just right with the width of the box. As long as they were aligned, it would be easy to stuff it in. However, Bai Yu's position was at the door. He was afraid of startling the snake, so he quietly made way.

  "With a muffled thud, the box was stuffed in, and then another person crawled in, pushing the box further inside. The box slid across the floor with a hissing sound, which seemed particularly eerie in this small space. As the man walked away, Bai Yu followed closely behind him, wanting to see what was going on inside. He wanted to find out what these people had done to gather so many vengeful spirits in this place."

  The man pushed the box all the way through the narrow space, a small passage gradually leading to a staircase. The stairs were very steep but somehow expanded the space well. He carefully placed the box in his hand and slowly descended the stairs, placing the box on an empty ground.

  Then, several people pushed the remaining boxes here. At this time, Xiao San said to the rest of the people: "Okay, you wait for me here while I go report to Lao Da." He then walked into a small room on the side of the stairs and soon came out with a middle-aged man. The middle-aged man had thick eyebrows and big eyes, his face exuding an aura of authority, his steps strong and powerful. However, looking into his eyes revealed a deep sense of weariness, as if they had aged him ten years.

  The middle-aged man came in front of this box, but didn't say a word. Instead, he bent down and lifted the lid of the box.

  Bai Yu's eyes were also fixed on the box, he wanted to see what was inside.

  The lid of the box was opened. A cold air drifted out, probably due to the accumulation of cold air in the refrigerated truck for a long time. As the cold air dissipated, the scene inside also appeared before Bai Yu's eyes.

  However, as soon as Bai Yu saw the situation clearly, he felt a shock in his heart. His hands also tightened suddenly. Inside, there were actually people, two smooth and shiny corpses. Their limbs and heads were now clearly exposed to the air, probably because they had been in the refrigerated truck for too long, so their skin was now covered with frost.

  Now it can be said that there is a lot of yin energy gathering here, and what this group of people has done can only be said to be harmful to heaven and reason. The people whose organs were removed naturally have grievances when they die, and they may not become vengeful spirits because they were unconscious or confused at the time of death. However, as these grievances gradually accumulate, it's getting out of hand. Grievances may nurture very fierce ghostly spirits, and in this era of decline, the appearance of a single ghostly spirit is undoubtedly a great disaster.

  He had heard a lot about people selling human organs, and even in the past, there were often missing persons, but the police had been thoroughly investigating without any results, so these people had always been above the law. But he never thought that today he would actually run into them.

  Although he said he wasn't resentful, he was extremely indignant about the things this kind of person did. The things they did had caused countless people's families to break up, and how many people were heartbroken for their loved ones. But now they are living a carefree life, Bai Yu would not let them off easy.

  However, now is not the time to take action. He needs to figure out how many people are here first. If he lets one person go, it will cause a phenomenon of cutting grass without removing its roots. So he took a deep breath and tried his best to calm himself down, with a pair of eyes scanning around. The range of this underground room is not very large, with an area of less than 100 square meters, and there are several rooms opened in some places, which should be warehouses for these people to store things or do other things.

  At this time, Old Wu suddenly spoke up, and there was a hint of a smile at the corner of his mouth. He said: "You guys did a good job, today you'll get your bonus again, go to Lao Xiong's place later to collect it, remember three thousand per person."

  Xiao Sanzi hastily put on a smiling face: "Alright, boss, we'll go later, but is there anywhere else that needs our attention? If so, just say the word and we'll take care of it right away."

  "Wu Lao Da nodded and said: 'Just now, I heard Old Gu telling me that the trash at the back should be thrown away. You go help out, by the way, think about pulling these things to the dissection room to hand over to Jiuzhen, he will handle them properly.'"

  A group of people responded in unison and then pushed the boxes one by one again, heading in a certain direction. It seemed they were being sent to the autopsy room.

  Looking at these people looking at the things in the box with a completely expressionless face, Bai Yu's eyes condensed, and he knew that these people no longer took human life seriously. In their eyes, these things were just things they used to exchange for money, and in their consciousness, such things had become commodities.

  Bai Yu took a quick glance around, memorizing the faces and numbers of the people in the surrounding area. He found that there were over a dozen people here, none of whom were idle - most were busy cleaning up, while some were even playing cards. It seemed that since nothing had happened yet, this group of people would have to get their hands dirty dealing with these "goods" soon.

  At this time, Bai Yu sank into thought for a moment, and the corner of his mouth suddenly hung with a cold smile. He suddenly thought of how to deal with these guys who had almost lost their humanity. These people living in this world could only become the dregs of society and the scourge of the common people. Therefore, Bai Yu did not plan to let them live. It seemed that these people were being pursued by the police, and even after they died, it was possible that no one would know.

  Bai Yu sighed softly in her heart, this can also be considered a good deed.

  Suddenly, he remembered something. He thought of Li Jiuzhen and Jin Yi. From the phone call, it seemed that Jin Yi had been treated somehow by Li Jiuzhen. Could it be... that Li Jiuzhen had become so ruthless? No wonder Wu Lao said he was cruel and merciless, but what was his motive?

  Bai Yu was shocked and puzzled at the same time, he couldn't understand that although Jin Yi wasn't a good person, they were still husband and wife for many years, how could he be so ruthless? Was this person really so heartless?

  As for Li Jiuzhen, this deeply hidden and ruthless person, Bai Yu had already been surprised more than once, and now he was thoroughly seeing through his nature.

  At this moment, the door of a room opened, and Li Jiuzhen had already changed his clothes and walked out with a scalpel in hand. He smiled and said to several people pushing boxes: "You've worked hard, come help me move one box in, and then leave the rest to us."

  Everyone nodded in agreement and carried a box into the house. At the moment the door opened, Bai Yu could clearly see the dim light inside and people standing ready with masks on their faces.

  Then Bai Yu didn't pay attention to this place, but instead walked around and looked around. He found that the space was very sealed, and except for the door, there were only a few ventilation holes, and people couldn't go anywhere else.

  He flipped his hand and the Slave Devil Tower was immediately in his grasp. With a stir of his spiritual power, a stream of light shot out and landed on the ground in the blink of an eye.

  In just a moment, the flowing light transformed into Nintendo's appearance. Feeling the guidance of White Feather, Nintendo's suppressed ferocity was exposed. He stood firmly and let out a loud roar towards the sky. The sound was extremely loud, like thunder that shook one's ears and made them dizzy. A group of ordinary people were shaken to the point where they stumbled and couldn't stand still in just an instant.