Suppress monsters and save the world

Chapter 169 Sobek Defense Line
"What! You." Nick was so shocked that he couldn't speak, and his mind suddenly became chaotic.

"Leave, leave, leave." Sobek repeated his own needs, and kept repeating.

"Keke, why are you waiting, waiting here." Nick suddenly realized something.

"Make a deal, male." Sobek opened his ugly beak and slowly approached Nick.

"You want to make a deal, what deal." Nick was forced to step back slowly, controlling his trembling voice.

"One thing, I need it, a piece of God."

"God's fragment, what is that?" Sobek said a word he had never heard before.

"It's here, I need it, god's fragment, male!" Sobek's mood suddenly became unstable, and he yelled at Nick, but he didn't hurt Nick.

"We don't have that kind of thing." Nick had never heard anything like that before, and was suppressed by Sobek's momentum and answered subconsciously.

"Go find it!" Sobek grew stronger and tougher.

"It's impossible, we don't know anything about that thing!" Nick hoped that Sobek would reveal a little more and collect more information.

But Sobek was completely impatient, and his huge body was already stuck in front of Nick: "Choose, die! Or, go find it!"

"Wait, wait, I will think about it, but why do you want to leave." Nick continued to delay, while stepping back step by step.

"Is this the promised land, male?" This time, Sobek answered Nick.

Nick silently recorded Sobek's words in his heart.

"We need a little time."

"Here, time." Seemingly feeling that the time for persecution had come, Sobek took a step back, ready to let Nick go back.

"You don't have much, time."

Sobek's warning came from behind Nick who quickly pulled away.

Sobek's dark pupils were staring in the direction Nick left, and his nose-like organ exhaled white air.

Nick, who was walking faster and faster, was already running at the end.

After saving two-thirds of the time, he ran back to the corridor at the elevator entrance.

Pushing away the corpse sticking to the side, Nick fled into the elevator with all his hands and feet, and pressed the close button.

Seeing the elevator doors gradually closing, Nick's legs suddenly lost strength, and he fell to the side of the elevator, panting heavily, wiping the sweat off his forehead with both hands.

Nick didn't have the strength to get out until the elevator doors opened.

But outside the elevator, rescuers had been waiting for a long time.

When the elevator was about to arrive, the rescuers had already passed through the defense line composed of soldiers, ready to pick up Nick.

There are also psychologists waiting on the side at any time to conduct a psychological evaluation of Nick.

This is something that must be prepared every time you go to see Sobek.

But this time, what the rescuers saw was a weaker Nick.

through surveillance,

The on-site psychologist reported the situation to Stan.

"Director, Captain Nick's condition is worse than expected."

"what happened."

"It should be a greater stimulus. This state once appeared when Captain Nick first met Sobek."

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On the surveillance screen, the rescuers who were about to help Nick were pushed away by Nick.

"I don't need treatment right now! I have an emergency! Take me to Stan!"

Nick took a breath and shouted while holding on to the wall.

Arthur, who was sitting behind Stan and Laura watching Nick, frowned when he saw Nick's state, and planned to leave the laboratory to find Nick.

"Bring Captain Nick to see me!" Stan realized that something was going to happen, and immediately sent orders to the front.

After finishing, he exchanged a glance with Laura: "Dr. Laura, are you sure that Sobek didn't change anything before this?"

"I'm sure, Director, I have checked Sobek's status report for a month, and there is nothing abnormal."

"Well, I hope it's not too bad." Stan felt uneasy.

Very quickly, Nick, accompanied by Arthur, entered the laboratory again.

Arthur carefully helped Nick to sit down and just took a sip of water.

Stan couldn't wait to step forward and ask,

"Captain Nick, what happened!"

"Wait a minute, I need some time." Nick calmed down after leaving the extremely depressing place.

After a moment, Nick began to relay Sobek's request.

"This is impossible!" before hearing all the requests.

As soon as he heard that Sobek was leaving, Stan firmly refused the request.

"Please hear me out, Director Stan."

Fragment of God, no one here has heard of this thing.

"I need to ask my superiors for instructions. This is no longer something we can decide." Stan frowned and finally decided.

"Please hurry up, Director Stan, Sobek's patience is not good." Nick had already recovered most of it by this time.

After all, Stan left the laboratory alone, leaving the rest of the people to wait for news.

In a dark room, the door was suddenly opened, allowing a little light to shine in.

It was Stan who came in, and after Stan entered, he closed the door again.

Then, one wall of the room lights up, which is a whole screen.

After the UIU logo, small windows lit up one after another, and the half body of a person appeared in each.

"Emergency contact, Stan, what happened." A human face in the middle said.

"Minister, a special alert incident has occurred." Stan quickly repeated what Nick had relayed as completely as possible.

There was silence on the other side of the screen for a while, and the argument started.

"There's no way we're letting Sobek go."

"But the price we need to pay to intercept Sobek is too great."

"Once Sobek is out of our control, there will be unforeseen consequences."

"Do you still want the disaster from a year ago to reappear!"

"Okay." The person in the only center spoke again, stopping the confusion.

"There is no way Sobek will be released. We were able to capture Sobek then and we can now.

The next question, God's Fragment, although we don't know what it is, we can agree to it for the time being and discuss it later. "

"Reconsideration."

"Reconsideration."

"Reconsideration."

"Then it's decided, Stan, let's do it. The action plan for the Sobek defense line has been authorized, and the garrison will arrive within 10 minutes."

"Yes! Minister!"

The screen went dark again. It was the expected decision, but it was the only decision that could be made now. Stan let out a long sigh. Whether he survived this time was entirely up to God.

Stan adjusted his suit, turned and left the room.

(End of this chapter)