Bai Youyou directly used the Mind Judge on Xu Xiaoyou.

With a painful expression, she said, “This time, I’m not lying to you.”

After learning the facts, Bai Youyou suddenly stood up, releasing Xu Xiaoyou with a jerk, and pushed her Danger Perception to the maximum.

Centering on herself, she covered the entire Angel’s Kiss building!

The Danger Perception, with a radius of over a hundred meters, almost instantly drained her Spiritual Power, turning her face as pale as a bloodless wilted rose.

Bai Youyou’s Spirit searched every corner of the floor, striving to find any possible corner where a bomb might be hidden, seeking out all innocent civilians who could be affected by this disaster.

Couldn’t find it…

Couldn’t find it…

Her mind was completely blank.

Which room were those bombs actually in?

If innocent civilians were really affected, she could never forgive herself in this lifetime, nor forgive the other party.

The other party absolutely could not deceive her this time; this was verified by the Mind Judge.

Suddenly, she froze.

In disbelief, she cast her gaze at the blonde figure standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, and almost losing her senses, she shouted, “Xu Xiaoyou!”

BOOM——

Blinding white light engulfed the world.

Bai Youyou watched helplessly as the girl spread her hands amidst the explosion, falling into the night!

Like a star falling from the clouds, followed by dazzling flames, she leapt off Angel’s Kiss.

The roaring wind howled past her ears, trying to lift her body, so light that she almost sprouted feathers and wings, with the city below reflecting in her eyes, a blaze of color and light.

Countless blinding white lights locked onto Xu Xiaoyou, who was plummeting at high speed, and amid the piercing sirens of hovercars, she looked up.

She saw herself plummeting rapidly on the screen.

This manhunt was broadcasted live to the entire city.

She waved to everyone watching this live broadcast of the manhunt, making the grandest farewell.

A resident eating and watching the city news station was dumbfounded, his bowl suspended mid-air: “Holy shit…”

The live broadcast’s bullet screen exploded.

“This is way too cool.”

“She really jumped from over a dozen floors high!”

“I thought you could only see this kind of scene in a game.”

“She really pulled it off.”

This jump pushed the atmosphere of the live broadcast to its climax, as tens of thousands of bullet screen comments completely filled the screen.

The speed of her fall increased, until at a certain moment, she suddenly vanished into thin air.

…

On the street below Angel’s Kiss, a short-haired girl raised her hand, and a gentle glow enveloped Xu Xiaoyou’s body, slowly lowering her.

“I’m Ling, Mr. Hao sent me to help you,” the short-haired girl said.

The girl dressed boldly, with bandages wrapped around her waist and abdomen, a leather jacket over hot shorts, and high boots accentuating her wild tension and reminding Xu Xiaoyou of a leopard in the forest.

Behind her was a parked convertible sports car, with sleek contours, and bold lines, like a poised steel beast, making the girl’s figure appear even more slender and agile, making her look so cool.

Xu Xiaoyou nodded, quickly opened the car door, sat inside, and buckled her seat belt.

Nearby officers noticed the commotion here, exclaimed in surprise.

Soon, police cars surrounded them, about to completely block the street in the blink of an eye.

The short-haired girl also quickly got into the driver’s seat, and the convertible sports car shot out of the encirclement with a whoosh.

The skyscrapers whizzed past on both sides, and they seemed to be driving into a time tunnel of light and shadow, everything was so dreamy and dazzling.

The police cars pursued relentlessly behind them, the noisy sirens piercing the quiet night of the city.

“Are you sure this old relic’s really up to the job?” Xu Xiaoyou knocked on the convertible’s window.

This type of convertible sports car, in her memory, was something that had been phased out decades ago. Compared to hovercars, neither its fuel consumption nor its engine performance had any advantages, and the wear and tear of its precision components far exceeded that of hovercars.

The only advantage was probably that it felt very cool to ride in it, and anyone who saw an old relic on the street couldn’t help but take another look.

“It’s older than my grandpa.”

“You’re lucky anyone came to pick you up. Do you think I wanted to come?” Ling said. “Hold on tight!”

She sharply turned the steering wheel, dodging a police car that suddenly rushed out, and floored the accelerator, heading towards the street on the left.

“Fugitives below, stop resisting pointlessly, lay down your weapons, or we will take unnecessary measures.”

The glaring white light poured down in a large swath, and the buzzing of a hovercar came from overhead.

Several members of the Guard Department descended along the zip line, appearing beside the open-top sports car.

The dark muzzles of guns were aimed at them, and Xu Xiaoyou decisively gathered flames, the fireball cutting through the night sky.

Several members of the Guard Department were swept away by the scorching waves.

“Support! Requesting support!”

“The fugitive is still stubbornly resisting!”

The flash of gunfire flickered in the night sky, bullets whizzing over the open-top sports car.

“So noisy!” Ling shouted, gripping the steering wheel tightly, raising her other hand.

A gentle halo rapidly gathered, enveloping the officers, lifting them like chicks, flinging them all away.

“That move just now, pretty cool,” Xu Xiaoyou said. “Gravity control?”

Ling didn’t respond, racing onto the overpass, continuously driving the sports car, dodging one car after another ahead, her actions dizzyingly quick, weaving through the traffic at all sorts of tricky angles.

Suddenly, she received a call, her eyes widening.

“What exactly did you do!?” she shouted back at Xu Xiaoyou.

“What did I do?” Xu Xiaoyou felt dizzy from the jostling.

“Mr. Hao said you’re now wanted!”

“Isn’t that obvious?”

Xu Xiaoyou crouched down to avoid stray bullets.

The blaring sirens made it hard for her to hear Ling’s voice, so she stood up against the wind, blowing up a car chasing them.

“Otherwise, what are these officers chasing us for?”

“No, no, no, it’s the black market’s warrant!”

“That investigator named Bai Youyou has gone mad, she’s offering half a million credit points to have you captured alive on the black market!”

“The condition is to make sure you’re captured alive…”

“Do you have some blood feud with her?” Ling shouted. “Did you play with her feelings?”

“An investigator from an official association going crazy enough to use the black market’s power to catch you.”

“No doubt, after this she’s definitely going to be dismissed, the public outcry alone could drown her.”

Xu Xiaoyou fell silent.

…

Those officers with little training and no professional skills were soon all left behind.

They drove into a tunnel.

The pale yellow lights flickered continuously.

The tunnel was dimly lit, with lamps hanging along the winding tunnel walls, emitting a faint light that illuminated the road ahead.

Occasionally, a cold wind blew through, filling the air with the damp mildew smell mixed with gasoline and dust, making one hold their breath.

Besides the roar of the sports car’s engine, only the hollow sound of the wind remained.

The world suddenly became quiet, as if the figures chasing them earlier had all vanished into thin air.

As their vision slowly deepened, they glimpsed faint light at the end of the tunnel.

Two large trucks, carrying unknown cargo, moved side by side, like winter exhausted beasts wandering aimlessly on the wasteland, searching for fruits hidden beneath the snow.

They appeared silently ahead of the sports car.

Slowly, they were caught up by the sports car but remained unhurried, exuding no sense of threat.

“The real troublemakers have arrived,” Ling sensed something, suddenly said.

Xu Xiaoyou’s face turned serious.

Those two trucks suddenly acted up, like two magnets attracting each other, crashing towards them, intending to crush the open-top sports car directly!

“Damn it!”

Ling stomped on the brakes furiously, the entire car flying backwards rapidly.

The two trucks collided with each other with a loud bang!

Afterward, the truck compartments opened up, and dozens of heavily armed thugs appeared, grinning maliciously, holding various weapons aimed at them, even with a machine gun ready.

“I knew it!” Ling shouted.

This pack of jackal wolves, always walking on the edge of the blade, had an absolute sharpness for prey and far more experience with such commissions than ordinary people.

They were the most troublesome enemies in this escape!

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