Became a CyberPunk Tycoon - Chapter 181



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Episode 181. Hero (5)

Only after the weakness had worn off could the man clearly see the situation before him.

He is back where he belongs.

“Are you coming to your senses?”

His words sound different than before.

It wasn’t that the drug had gone away. Only after enough of the drug had flowed through his blood was he able to look them straight in the face.

“colon…….”

Most of the scattered members were gathered together.

There were not many people who were healthy. Some lost arms, some lost legs.

Flimsy prosthetic arms and legs filled the missing bodies. The doctors here were not very high-level, and neither were their implants.

“Yeah. Did you have a good time while I was away?”

But when he saw his confident smile, the man felt a sense of relief bursting out of him.

“Oh, no! I never meant to do that, and that’s…….”

“Well, that’s okay. No matter what you guys say, I didn’t get caught, so that’s okay.”

Evan, who had forgiven his sins with such simple words, continued speaking nonchalantly.

“Anyway, we’ve all gathered. It looks like everyone’s faces are showing, except for the friends who fell behind.”

“Are you waiting for me……?”

The drugged man looked at Evan with eyes filled with emotion.

“No, am I crazy? I thought he either ran towards Hansan on his own or I found him on the street.”

The man let out a hollow laugh. As expected, it wasn’t wise to expect any warm feelings from him.

“Well, that’s good, I was just about to start talking. Anyway, listen.”

All the gang members gathered inside the secret base listened to the man’s words.

The most dangerous criminal in Blacrohn was attracting people.

“You guys, don’t you want to live like this?”

The members nodded.

“There isn’t enough food… Well, the Hansan guys are crippled and can’t catch us right now, but we can’t hide here forever.”

The newly arrived Hansan army was so incompetent and ridiculous that it was beyond words.

We couldn’t find out where Evan was hiding or get the citizens to put pressure on him.

They simply planted strange devices all over the city and indiscriminately arrested innocent people, but they were unable to achieve any real results.

“Isn’t it too dangerous? That Hansanmok author must be feeling very angry right now. He’s letting the kids loose like this, and the leader hasn’t even been caught yet.”

Naturally, Hansan’s losses were not small. The cost of transporting and maintaining soldiers was astronomical.

Even without Evan pressuring them, just staying alive and not getting caught was a huge achievement.

“But they’ll be able to hold out longer. Of course, since they’ve probably ripped off a lot of money.”

“……I guess so.”

The stakes are different. Even if Evan makes a much more advantageous trade, the amount of time he can maintain this position is different.

They may be able to get by by munching on junk food for the time being, but eventually they will disintegrate.

“Things won’t get solved just by delaying.”

Evan’s eyes sparkled with conviction. Everyone here knew all too well what was happening when he had that look in his eyes.

Win an impossible battle, against miraculous odds.

They commit things that make no sense without any hesitation.

“Let’s hit first.”

It’s reckless. It’s unrealistic. It’s stupid.

But in Blakron, Evan defeated everyone who thought so.

“Where are you talking about?”

“Where do you think Hansan is taking the kids he kidnapped?”

“Isn’t there a camp outside the city?”

“Do you think that camp is the end?”

This is confidential information. It is not information that people outside of Hansan should know.

But the members here had no doubt that his words were true. In the past, he had casually blurted out information that ‘Evan Blake would never know’.

And the information obtained in this way was, without a single exception, the truth without a doubt.

“Of course, we have to raid the camps too. But, well, we have grudges… we have grudges, but we’re not planning something like this just to get some of them out.”

It is a matter of fighting against Hansan. It is a matter of killing Hansan trees.

Even a megacorp like General Techina, or any country or organization, would have thought several times before doing something like this.

And then, you might have decided, ‘Let’s not do it.’

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“You have to have a clear goal. A goal so clear and distinct that no matter who you are, you can’t help but admit that you ‘want this.’”

His eyes gleamed.

“Then what-.”

“Of course, it’s about driving out Hansan. It’s not enough to just press down on his nose once. It’s far from enough.”

He clenched his fists so hard that his fingernails dug into his palms, scattering a faint scent of blood.

“Those bastards are a corporation, so we’ll have to make them calculate their profits and losses. Let them know that no matter what Blacrohn does, they won’t get what they want. They’re going to suffer.”

The members inside kept their mouths shut as if they had made a promise.

Because I was confident that Evan would continue to explain the plan.

“Blacron’s primary goal is me. And his secondary goal is to use the kidnapped people.”

“Are those people… important? What exactly happens to them? There are rumors that they are sold to factories, that they are experimented on, that they are offered up as sacrifices of some kind….”

“They’re all similar, but if I have to pick one, it’s the last one.”

Superstition and loneliness. It was an odd combination.

Evan continued, as if there was no reason to answer other people’s questions.

“You’re not going to give in, are you? Those fucking Hansan bastards are taking over our city.”

To begin with, it could not be called a proper city. But the pressure they faced was greater than they could have imagined.

There was no humanitarian aid. They even tried to take away what the humans of Blakron had already received.

They harassed the citizens using all kinds of excuses and took away the last shred of freedom they had left.

Even before, Blacrohn was not a city so affluent that people could live without going hungry.

But Hansanwoo scattered a small happiness. He planted the awareness that the fact that people were starving to death on the streets was not normal.

Those who had that little hope taken away, regardless of whether they were you or not, had great dissatisfaction.

“On the 14th, a ship will arrive at the camp to take over the people prepared as sacrifices.”

“Wait for the ship to dock, then turn around the camp. Then, we go straight into the ship and cut off Hansanmok’s head. Easy, huh?”

It’s not easy. It’s not even possible. The date and the basis were so flimsy that it wouldn’t be strange to think that it was Evan’s dream fantasy, and the possibility was non-existent.

It is a matter of throwing away one’s life.

“Of course I should.”

But the concept of life no longer existed for them.

Just follow them. Until the moment they die.

The instructor opened his mouth. The boy sensed a deep indifference and weariness in his tone.

“D2GA. That’s your serial number from now on.”

There was no hostility. He did not criticize the boy by saying, “You piece of trash!” nor did he seem to genuinely care about the boy.

The man was truly looking at the boy as ‘work’.

“Be careful not to cause any accidents while living in a group. Even if you have a grudge, try to hold back for a little while.”

The place they were taken to was a concentration camp.

In name only, it was a facility that helped criminals break free from their criminal-tainted lives and become contributing members of society.

But no one here could tell that wasn’t true.

They had no motivation. They just ignored the people in the camp as if they didn’t care what they did.

Food was poor and there didn’t seem to be any proper educational programs.

Even when someone tried to escape from here, he just shot them with an indifferent expression and showed no change in emotion.

‘So, what on earth are you doing… … .’

You can’t stay here any longer. You have to escape somehow.

Although he was a boy who took that to heart, he had no idea when specifically he should escape.

The intercom rang. The instructor in front of me moved around awkwardly and answered it.

“Yes, yes… There’s one spot left. Yes. We have one more person here. I’ll send it right away.”

The instructor, who had finished talking on the phone, gestured to the boy.

“You’re lucky. You can leave right away. The instructor will come, so just follow him.”

Bad luck. The boy held his breath for a moment, calculating the odds that he would be able to escape this facility on his own two feet right now.

It was pointless. There was no way I could survive.

He followed his instructor like a lamb being led to the slaughterhouse. At the destination, there were countless people lying in capsules.

It didn’t look dangerous. It looked like a brainwashing device, but it was unlikely that Hansan would use such an expensive item on the citizens of Blakron.

“Just lie down. You’ll feel better soon.”

There was no choice. The boy went into the capsule and closed his eyes comfortably.

The helmet is placed on my head. It doesn’t hurt yet.

The radio waves are streaming in. You lose control of your brain.

In his fading mind, the boy was swept away by a huge wave of emotions.

happy.

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