Why it never ends

Chapter 586
Tasia walked forward quickly, but within five or six meters, she heard Fayence's screams.Tasia stopped and looked back, only to see that Fayance's left arm had been wrung out of a strange angle by one of the crew members—his entire face was twisted, and the crew seemed to be twisting his entire arm. Take it all off!
"What are you doing... stop!" Tasia hurried back, "Don't hurt him!"

"Stay away, ma'am." A crew member straightened up and stood between Tasia and Fiance, "It is very suspicious for him to appear here tonight, we cannot allow—"

"Not suspicious! He came up with me, I came to find someone!" Tasia explained loudly, "He...he is my risky passenger! We just haven't registered yet, but we will do it tomorrow morning Procedure—you let him go!"

As soon as the word "risky passenger" came out, the two crew members frowned slightly. They glanced at each other and let go of Fayance.

But Fayance was still shaking slightly on the ground, his voice trembling, and a little tear wet his eyelashes.Tasia stepped forward to help, but just touched his hand, and Fayence flinched back like an electric shock.

Immediately afterwards, Tasia saw blood seeping from Fayence's coat.

"……What's wrong?"

Fiance gritted his teeth and tore off the coat from his body. Tasia's eyes trembled as he saw that the radius and ulna of his left forearm had been broken, directly piercing the skin from the position below the elbow, and the cracked bone Muscles and fascia are still attached, and there are slight pulls and swings with his body movements...

Tasia was disgusted, and immediately looked away. She glanced at the crew members standing on both sides of the road in disbelief: Did the two of them do it with bare hands?Could this be done by human hands?
"The security check is about to begin." The crew whispered, "You and your risky passengers need to take shelter."

"A little girl rushed up just now..." Tasia said quickly, "Did you see where she went? She must leave here with me—"

"She's already seated," replied the crew member. "You either leave now, or take your risk passenger with you."

The other person nodded in agreement: "What is your answer?"

Tasia froze in place, she hesitated for a moment, then raised her head: "...I, I will also be seated, but his wound—"

"Let's send him to the lounge next door to stop the bleeding," the crew member looked at Tasia. "When the security check starts, even if it's a medical room, there won't be any doctors who can see him."

……

Outside the dark confinement room, Helen was lying on the ground again in a state of embarrassment. She consciously hunched her back in order to protect her fragile chest and abdomen.

At this moment, the only ones standing in front of Helen were Hesta and another unscrupulous crew member.Rico only stayed on the sidelines for a few minutes, and got bored with this purely tortured activity. She stood in the corner without saying a word. within sight.

Under Hester's instruction, the crew beat out all of Helen's dinner. In just one day, stomach acid repeatedly flowed through the esophagus, causing Helen to suffer unceasingly from the burn.However, this was not the most painful thing, she tried to look up, trying to see Hesta's eyes, "...why?"

"Why?" Hesta whispered, "I thought I could play with you during the day, but now I just want to watch you die."

Helen let out a wry smile, "You...you can't..."

Hesta signaled to the crew with his eyes, and the other party immediately kicked Helen in the abdomen, and she curled up in pain, like an insect about to die.

"Why can't I?" Hesta asked. "I asked you the question during the day. Do you have the answer now?"

Helen panted and regained a little strength, and crawled on the ground towards Hesta.When she was nearly a body away from her, Helen stretched out her hand, trying to touch the toe of Hesta's shoe, but it was only a few knuckles away.

Helen withdrew her hand, exerted strength with both arms, moved her body forward an inch, and finally put her hand on Hesta's shoe.

"I... I'm not good at... Guess, what exactly do you want... Can you..."

Hesta flicked his feet away, and at almost the same moment, the crew members grabbed Helen's legs and pulled them back, starting a new round of beatings.

Not far away, Li Ke frowned and looked away.

The next gasp, Helen crawled slowly towards Hesta in the same posture, and touched the upper of her shoe with a bloody hand, "It's alright... Hesta... stop."

"What did you say?" Hesta frowned.

"How do you want me to cooperate? Just say..." Helen suddenly started coughing violently, so she had to stop talking until she calmed down a little, and gasped again, "I...will think about it."

"Are you blunt, or are you out of your mind?"

Helen raised her head slowly, blood dripped from the corner of her mouth, but she still broke into a smile: "What's the point of acting in this play? I... Since I promised to cooperate with you, of course I won't go back on what I said... You know what?" , you are not at all the kind of person who... can get happiness from sadism, everyone... has already seen that—"

Almost at this moment, Hesta jumped down from the wheelchair, her leg in plaster hit the ground heavily, the broken plaster splashed gravel and dust, but she didn't care, she clenched her fist , beat Helen in the face fiercely, until Li Ke rushed over and carried her back into the wheelchair.

"You're crazy! Do you want this leg!" Li Ke pressed Hesta hard on the chair, "You hit someone as soon as you hit, why do you get more and more anxious the more you hit!"

Hesta was furious, and tried her best to hide her anger. These two conflicting emotions burst out at the same time, and formed a new image in her heart, as if a third person floated into the air, looking at the situation sitting at this moment. The main body in the wheelchair—anxious, incompetent, and even a little naive.

"I don't think she knows anything." Li Ke turned his head and glanced at Helen, "She's just a bodyguard, what does she know, at most she participated in the assassination of Anna, what else do you want to pry out of her mouth, her Trial content?"

"She knows!" The muscles on Hesta's face twitched slightly, "She knew what a guardian does on the day I posted the Guide, and she became a guardian earlier than anyone else on board! She Already read the Guide!"

Li Ge was stunned for a moment, "...but what does that mean?"

"There was a murder case on the forefoot of the ship, and Rob Green disappeared from everyone's sight within a few days. Is it a coincidence that he hid alone in a place where no one else could find him?" Hesta looked at him coldly. Helen, "Your first risky passenger was Rob Green himself. Either you volunteered, or it was Goeblin's idea—do you think that if you don't tell, others won't be able to guess?"

(End of this chapter)