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Leaving the bathroom, Jones came to the place where he had just worn the red bow.

When he opened the door with the key, he was still looking around, afraid of being seen by other waiters.

With a 'click' sound, the door lock was opened.

He was also very lucky here. There were many keys, and this guy was able to find the right one on the first try.

Jones carefully pushed open the door of the utility room. The door hinges made a slight creaking sound, as if warning him not to step into this forbidden area easily.

The room was dark, with only a faint light coming through the crack in the door, barely illuminating the outline of the room.

There was a light switch next to the door, and the room became much brighter after it was turned on.

Jones hadn’t paid much attention the first time he came, and he was accompanied by the bartender, but this time, coming alone, it seemed a little spooky.

There was no living person inside, not even a portrait, but Jones always felt that something strange was watching him.

Jones wouldn't be afraid if there were ghosts, but the lack of breathing sounds proved that there were no ghosts.

Perhaps thinking he was overthinking, Jones began looking for clues to untie the knot here.

This looked like a storage room. In the corner were piled many old wine barrels, rusty tools, scattered books, and some unknown bottles and jars with long-faded labels.

Jones's eyes scanned the room, finally resting on the object covered by the red cloth.

A strange outline could be vaguely seen under the red cloth, as if some evil spirit was sealed.

The last time I saw this was in the room of the owner of the barbecue villa.

The thing under the red cloth gave Jones an unknown sense of oppression. His heartbeat accelerated involuntarily and his palms began to sweat.

Jones took a deep breath and calmed himself.

He first searched other corners of the room, trying to find clues to untie the bow.

But he found nothing except those useless things.

Finally, his eyes were fixed on the red cloth again.

He knew that if there were no clues anywhere else, then the clues must be here.

Jones swallowed and slowly walked towards the red cloth.

His fingers trembled slightly as he gently pinched a corner of the red cloth.

Swish!

The red cloth was removed and Jones took a few steps back, but the thing that frightened him did not happen. There was a statue inside the red cloth, which was made of a material similar to the statues he had seen in other places before.

The statue has a ferocious face, wears a crown on its head, and has its eyes closed, as if it is sleeping.

Its left hand was holding a thick book, and its right hand was suspended in front of the book with its palm slightly open, as if it was originally holding something but was now empty.

He began to observe the statue carefully and found that there must be an item missing from its right hand.

Jones recalled that statues he had seen in other places before seemed to have similar missing parts.

"Maybe, if I can find what it's missing, I can untie the knot?" Jones thought to himself.

He quickly searched the room, trying every possible thing.

For example, wooden sticks, iron bars, knives, etc., the statue has no reaction.

Just when he was about to give up, a brush in the corner caught his attention.

“Try this.”

Jones picked up the brush and carefully placed it in the statue's right hand.

At the moment the brush touched the palm of the statue, the statue's eyes suddenly opened and burst into a dazzling light.

The light shone directly on Jones' body, and he took a few steps back in fright and almost fell down.

Jones checked his body in panic, but found nothing abnormal.

He breathed a sigh of relief, then discovered that the red bow on his collar had come loose.

He reached out and pulled, and the bow was easily taken off.

Jones was ecstatic. He didn't know the exact principle, but the crisis had been resolved, so he left.

He had an idea and found the bartending manual near the bar.

He had just discovered this thing when he was working as a waiter.

In fact, this clue is correct. Many chosen ones pass the level in this way. They don’t have spray, but there is indeed a way here.

Jones was searching the bartending manual for a recipe that would be mild at first, but powerful later.

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After finding it, he prepared the drink according to the recipe and gave it to the motorcycle gangs.

After the motorcycle gang had drunk the drink, Jones changed his clothes, approached the turbaned man, and expressed his intention to compete with the motorcycle gang.

The man in the turban was fine at this time, so he readily agreed.

Their rules may require a lot of matches and they won't deny Jones.

Jones left the bar with them, just like the Chosen One next door. The turbaned man said whoever drove to the gas station in front first would win.

The motorcycle gang drove out first, and the roar of their engines echoed in the night sky.

Jones was chasing after them in a taxi. Halfway through the journey, he saw many motorcycles lying on the side of the road and some people lying on the ground. They were staggering, probably due to alcohol abuse.

Jones took the opportunity to overtake them and came to the gas station.

After waiting for a long time, the motorcyclists sobered up a little and came to the gas station one after another.

They thought that they couldn't drink enough, so they accepted the defeat and told Jones the information about the gas station.

This is a relatively smooth solution. The reason why Zhang Yangqing dared to attack their fuel tanks was because he was not afraid of retaliation.

He just needs to complete the task. Even if many chosen ones guessed this method, they would not dare to do so unless it was absolutely necessary.

The hidden task given to the chosen ones at the gas station is the same, which is to steal three golden cheetah logos. The man in the turban also gave a hint.

The next stage is to test the Chosen One. It is still early, about four hours before dawn.

Jones drove a taxi to the largest city nearby, City K.

Because special oil was added, the infinite loop section in the front did not appear.

Jones didn't even know which section of the road was the infinite loop, but he remembered this information, which might be useful.

On the way to K City, Jones noticed that some people were waving to stop the car. There were all kinds of people, and they could be seen every few sections of the road.

Mainly because he had a lot of time, Jones was actually thinking: How about taking two orders? It would be better to get the coins earlier.

But reason told him that it was best not to accept the order when he was not sure who the mentally ill person was.

These four hours are a test for the chosen one.

While Jones was resisting the temptation, Zhang Yangqing had already driven to the vicinity of City K a few hours ago.

He did not go in, but parked on the outskirts of the city, waiting for dawn.