S.C.I. Special Crime Investigation // S.C.I.谜案集 [English translation] Book 2

[Password Killer 17] Chapter 77 - Interlude

When they found that the case had something to do with Qiao WeiMing, everyone was in a mixed mood and couldn't tell what they feel. They were a little happy because there are actually many doubts about him, but they are also a little worried that his intervention means that the case will become more complicated.

"Is the group chat still there?" Bai YuTang asked.

Jiang Ping shrugged and said "Xu Zhong has been kicked out, but I can check his group chat records and I found some interesting things."

"Oh?" Bai YuTang and Zhan Zhao exchanged glances, walked to the computer in the office, and saw that the printer was printing out the group chat records. Zhan Zhao picked up a few pieces of paper, looked at them and frowned.

"The people in this group are all bad people." Bai Chi also took a few pieces of paper and looked at them, then put them down after reading for a while "En~~ Their hearts are so dark!"

"Hehe..." Luo Tian couldn't help laughing "Look like, murder and arson seem natural to them."

"Check this group for me and see if you can find any news." Bai YuTang said to Jiang Ping.

"En." Jiang Ping replied while typing on the keyboard "Already checking."

"Let's ask Xu Zhong with this things, and see if we can get something out from him." Zhan Zhao winked at Bai YuTang, and went back to the interrogation room with those chat records. Seeing Zhan Zhao's mysterious look, Bai YuTang knew that he must have thought of something again, so he quickly followed him in.

Zhan Zhao put those chat records in front of his eyes, and laughed while looking at it.

At first Xu Zhong wondered what Zhan Zhao was laughing at, but later he saw Zhan Zhao holding a piece of paper and asking Bai YuTang "Xiao Bai, what would you do if you saw a child fall into the water?"

Bai YuTang was slightly taken aback and said "Go and save the child."

"Guess what these people said?" Zhan Zhao asked with a smile.

"What?" Bai YuTang reached out to pick up the paper.

"Look at this." Zhan Zhao pointed to the messages in the chat records, and said "One said, he's won't save the child because he is too lazy to save the child and he like to watch people drown. Another said, he will throw stones at the child. There is also people saying, they will stand on the shore and watch the child drown... This one is more interesting, saying that he will be standing on the shore while waiting for the child to sink, then call the parents, and look at their painful expressions."

Bai YuTang smiled disdainfully after looking at it.

Zhan Zhao read the paper several times and sneered "I just saw a bunch of cowards struggling under the banner of being born bad."

Bai YuTang nodded "They are indeed cowards."

Zhan Zhao threw all those chat records in front of Xu Zhong's eyes, and laughed at him as cruelly as possible "You guys are too stupid, it's simply persecution paranoia, if you are timid and have no sense of social responsibility, then don't make any excuses. Naturally born as a bad guy, if you are capable, you can become someone like Hitler. Are you hiding in a corner and pretending that you are the reincarnation of Lucifer."

Bai YuTang suppressed his smile, and said in his heart, don't think that Gong Sun is very mean, Zhan Zhao is really no worse than Gong Sun when he is mean, this mouth."

Looking at Xu Zhong again, his face was already reddish, obviously trying to suppress his anger.

Zhan Zhao saw that the pressure was not enough, so he prepared to set another fire. He pointed to the documents on the table, and said to Bai YuTang "Xiao Bai, do you know that these people have interpreted the word social scum very well, they are clearly incompetent and lack of courage, yet they insist on giving some high-sounding reasons, making it seems like they are born different. In fact, they are unable to integrate into the mainstream society and indulges in self-indulgence. Most of these people live in poverty and fail in their careers, in my opinion, they are not as valuable to mankind and society as compared to a group of junior high school students who are deeply trapped in online games and cannot extricate themselves... They should all die."