Chapter 659

"I came out of the research institute today and encountered a group of thugs with knives. They came up and surrounded me. I was unarmed at the time, so facing these dozen or so young people, I was certainly afraid!

Empty-handed, I had to ensure the other party didn't have the ability to hurt me again. Since there were many of them, I might have been a bit heavy-handed, and for that, I am very sorry.

However, I remember that the young man whose limbs I broke seemed different from the people outside; that person had a mohawk and was dyed like a rooster with a flowery butt."

Speaking of this, Ye Su looked at the middle-aged man taking notes next to him:

"By the way, can you let me see the transcript in a moment?"

The hand of the middle-aged man recording suddenly shook, and he said:

"Is the transcript something you can just flip through?"

"But what if you write nonsense? Besides, don't I need to sign it at the end? Don't tell me you won't let me see it because you have something to hide?"

The chief interrogator next to him hurriedly said:

"You don't need to doubt the fairness of our law enforcement. Our law enforcement recorders are all turned on, and there will be video evidence later."

Ye Su looked at the person recording with a half-smile and said:

"Is that so? Then I'm relieved!"

As he spoke, Ye Su pretended to scratch an itch and fiddled with the watch on his wrist.

The person recording was stunned, and cold sweat broke out on their face.

The interrogation room went quiet instantly, and everyone fell into silence.

"If there is nothing else, can I leave?"

The chief and deputy interrogators in the room looked at each other and said: "Wait a moment, we'll go ask!"

After leaving the office and catching their breath, the two saw the Bureau Chief walking over.

"How is the interrogation going? Can you confirm the charge of intentional injury against him?"

The two shook their heads gloomily and recounted what had happened in the interrogation room.

After hearing their explanation, the Bureau Chief wasn't angry; he just pondered for a moment and said:

"So, this case can only be treated as self-defense and he'll be released without charge?

I knew this wouldn't be easy. Fortunately, we have a backup plan. I'll interrogate him myself this time!"

As he spoke, the Bureau Chief pushed the door open and walked in; the two looked at each other and hurriedly followed.

The Bureau Chief walked to the table, pulled up a chair, and sat down, staring straight at Ye Su. This trick was foolproof when the Bureau Chief interrogated criminals; criminals would always dodge with a guilty conscience when facing such a gaze.

The police officers below jokingly called it "whoever he glares at gets pregnant"—no, that's wrong, it's "whoever he glares at dies." Generally, those who could enjoy the Bureau Chief's "death stare" were death row inmates.

Ye Su watched as the two interrogators from before ran out and a fifty-year-old middle-aged man came in and stared at him, which left him dumbfounded.

The management of this police station was too loose; even a mental patient could sneak in. If it weren't for the uniform he was wearing, he would have really thought the other party was there to practice cross-eyed staring.

At this moment, the door to the interrogation room was opened, and the original two law enforcement officers walked in. The Bureau Chief's spell was interrupted, so he had to stop.

"Ye Su, we are now interrogating you for your case of intentional injury today and assaulting a national staff member without cause!"

Ye Su understood immediately; it seemed the person behind the scenes had made a move, but it was clearly impossible to take him down with this method.

Ye Su sneered at the Bureau Chief in front of him and said:

"This matter involves confidentiality; you are not qualified to ask. Let your superior department come and ask!"

Hearing Ye Su's words, the Bureau Chief slapped the table and said:

"Don't be unreasonable! Where would we have a superior department? We have already grasped the evidence of your crime; confess honestly and you might get a lighter sentence!"

"Oh, I misspoke. It's the department one level higher than yours, the kind that handles national security. Some things are not for you to know. Also, let me tell you one thing: when you act as someone's dog, you should also see who you're dealing with!"

Ye Su's final words really angered the Bureau Chief. However, according to his investigation, Ye Su only had a research institute behind him that had developed a zombie inhibitor; at first glance, it seemed he had no background.

But he had heard before that several ministers had gone to find the research institute, but the people at the institute seemed to have been protected by the military.

At this moment, the Bureau Chief calmed down. Seeing that Ye Su was still acting unfazed after hitting Minister Li, he feared that Ye Su might have a military background.

Rashly participating in the struggle between the military and the government—he feared he was like an old man eating arsenic, tired of living. Everything is feared when one starts overthinking. Thinking of this, cold sweat broke out on the Bureau Chief's forehead, and he secretly groaned in his heart.

"Fine, I will contact the superior department now. You should know what the consequences will be if the result is false!"

Seeing Ye Su's calm demeanor, the Bureau Chief gave him a deep look, then hurriedly ran into the office, picked up a dusty old-fashioned landline, and dialed.

After doing all this, the Bureau Chief collapsed on the floor, his back soaked through without him realizing it.

At this moment, at the entrance of the law enforcement bureau, some strangely shaped vehicles appeared. The old gatekeeper put down his tea mug full of tea stains, put on his reading glasses, and poked his head out of the window to look outside.