Two people came, both dressed in black, wearing night-vision goggles and gas masks. They didn’t dare turn on the lights after entering the room and slowly groped their way into Su Xin’s bedroom.

Seeing Su Xin indeed lying motionless on the bed with no intention of waking, the two of them couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief and then feel delighted.

Before coming over, they knew this mission was fraught with danger, and even a slight mistake could lead to an unrescued end. However, pressured by higher-ups and the promise of various generous rewards, they had no choice but to bite the bullet to perform the mission.

Unexpectedly, the mission went so smoothly.

The ‘Feng Qian’, who was spoken of incredibly highly in news and intelligence, was simply a muscle-bound simpleton. Relying on his bulletproof level body defense and terrifying power far beyond ordinary people, he dared to appear so brazenly in the hotel and even sleep without any precautions?

This is simply courting death!

“I thought he was tough, but this?”

The two of them secretly felt disdain.

After exchanging a glance, the two went to the sides of the bed, took out various equipment from the carried bags, and then began to take formal action.

They lifted the quilt and threaded a thin rope of unknown material through the back of Su Xin’s neck, then downward along the spine to the waist, tying up the hands as well.

Then came the second, third…

In three minutes, the two skillfully tied Su Xin from head to toe with dozens of ropes, trying not to make too much noise during the process to avoid waking the target in the middle.

Upon finishing the binding, they finally breathed a full sigh of relief, believing that the target couldn’t possibly break free from these carbon steel wires even if not deeply comatose.

Immediately, one of them took out an unknown drug, intending to inject it into Su Xin.

However, when he pressed the needle point to Su Xin’s neck and applied force, he was shocked with wide eyes, momentarily dumbfounded.

His companion glanced at him in confusion, thinking he might suddenly be hesitant and scared to act.

After two signals with no response, the companion impatiently walked to the other side of the bed, snatched the syringe, and mouthed a silent complaint before pressing the needle into Su Xin’s neck.

Then, he too was dumbfounded.

“What kind of joke is this? Can human skin be so hard? Even a steel needle can’t pierce it?”

The two couldn’t help but exchange a glance.

Then, one of them gestured, deciding to carry Su Xin away. The latter thought for a moment and could only agree to this approach.

Anyway, with all the movements they made, the target didn’t wake up, seemingly truly knocked out. With so many carbon steel wires binding him, no matter how strong the target is, he couldn’t possibly break free.

“Let’s go!”

After exchanging glances, they lifted Su Xin’s body, casually picked up the phone placed by the bed, and left the hotel room.

Although this body was merely a synthesis, it possessed Su Xin’s complete physical attributes, akin to being forged with reinforced steel bones. Even if he deliberately chose not to control his body, it remained straight and unaffected by gravity.

Carrying him felt decidedly not like lifting an unconscious living person but rather like hoisting a sculpture made of gold and stone.

Yet, Su Xin’s weight wasn’t outrageous, still within the range of a normal human.

“Could this guy still be awake?”

“Why is he acting like a zombie?”

The two were quite disturbed inwardly.

But with the mission underway, they continued to carry Su Xin and, without hindrance, exited the hotel through the back door, placing him in the back seat of a parked business vehicle.

The vehicle drove off smoothly.

This body, being Su Xin’s synthesis, possessed normal sensory and movement capabilities; even with closed eyes, he could clearly perceive everything happening around him.

But he didn’t move.

Until the vehicle reached the airport, and several people transferred him into a private plane, he remained motionless, quietly waiting.

After all, his original body kept working out, maintaining continuous strengthening, and with the synthesis staying here, he didn’t feel it a waste of time.

Inside the private airplane.

An ice casket lay in the middle of the cabin. Once Su Xin’s synthesis was carried onto the plane, the staff cautiously placed him inside, activating the cooling system to maximum. Within three minutes, the temperature inside the casket could drop to minus two hundred degrees Celsius.

In this extremely cold, closed space, any organism would quickly freeze, losing consciousness and the ability to move.

In their eyes, this method was considerably secure. No matter how impressive Feng Qian’s body attributes were, he was ultimately flesh and blood and couldn’t possibly escape so many carbon steel wires nor move freely once frozen.

After completing everything, the staff saw the temperature on the ice casket getting closer to minus two hundred degrees, calming down gradually.

Subsequently, the plane effectively took off.

Culling the deep night sky, threading through clouds, it smoothly flew towards the distant horizon.

A few hours later.

The plane landed at a base.

Workers pushed the ice casket off the plane, welcomed by a group and moved into a spacious laboratory.

Several researchers in white lab coats eagerly gathered around, led by a middle-aged man with a full beard, who exclaimed excitedly:

“Is this the Superpower User you mentioned, who can withstand bullets, slash missiles, and whose skin can’t be pierced by steel needles?”

“Indeed.”

The staff responded with a smile.

Just then—

“Boom!!”

A thumping sound, like a drum, emanated from somewhere, startling everyone.

“What sound was that?”

“What’s happening?”

A few researchers quickly retreated in panic, while other workers drew their waisted pistols, vigilantly observing the surroundings.

At this point, the thumping sound echoed again.

Finally, everyone pinpointed the sound’s source—coming from the ice casket.

All eyes focused in that direction.

Someone incredulously asked:

“Could it be… he’s awake?”

Someone beside swiftly rebutted:

“How is that possible?”

“The ice casket initiated extreme freezing; that’s minus two hundred degrees ultra-low temperature, and a normal body would become ice shards. If he’s not dead, that’s remarkable; moving would be impossible.”

“Besides, he’s tied with carbon steel…”

The sentence wasn’t finished before the thumping inside the ice casket became increasingly urgent and loud, with several places showing obvious deformation.

No matter how unbelievable, people had to believe the target could indeed move normally and… was about to break out.

“Hurry! Call for backup!”

“Researchers, evacuate quickly!”

“Summon all combat personnel!”

“Bring all types of heavy weapons!”

The leading security captain loudly ordered.

But before anyone could act.

A ‘boom’ resounded as the several centimeters thick special steel casket lid got flipped open by an immensely terrifying force, the connecting mechanisms torn forcefully by this monstrous power, leaving the lid helplessly hanging about.

“Hiss!”

A burst of white gas spread around, leaving tiny ice flowers on the brows and hair of several people nearby, who also sustained varying degrees of frostbite.

Su Xin stood up from within the ice casket.

Arrogantly scanned around.

Seeing everyone’s tense expression, he casually cracked a joke:

“What now? I just took a nap, and you thought I was dead, huh? Directly putting me in a coffin, should I thank you obedient grandsons?”

Su Xin leisurely stepped out of the ice casket, surveyed the surroundings and facilities, smiled, nodded with satisfaction:

“Is this the burial ground you picked for me? Not a bad environment, quite spacious.”

“Too bad, I won’t die; such a good burial site can’t be wasted. Why not leave it for you guys? How about that?”

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