She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"We just received an order from above. If anyone breaks in and finds the experimental subject, the self-destruct device will be activated."

The partner "111" is a veteran of the base.

He has been there long enough, always in this position, and has no ambition to move up.

It is said that he sent all his money back home, and that he has free food and lodging here, so he doesn't have to spend much.

He has a family, but his family certainly doesn't know what specific work he does.

There are also affiliated companies outside.

So, this person doesn't want to die.

“What happens after it’s activated?”

"111" asked subconsciously.

What will happen?

This laboratory is connected to the residential area behind it, and everything will be destroyed.

In this way, no one survived.

The people guarding the monitoring room were worried that once the system was activated, they would be locked inside and unable to get out.

Can an organization that conducts human experiments be considered a moral organization?

Since all these experimental subjects are to be destroyed, will those who know the secret also be targeted for silencing?

"That……"

"111" Before he could finish his words, he suddenly stood up.

"I'm going to the bathroom, you keep an eye on me first."

"You're not going to just run away like this, are you?" The man from the Alien Management Bureau really didn't believe that the other party would be willing to wait for death.

But if he just ran away and asked "111" to activate some self-destruct device, he, the person playing 111, would not be able to do it.

"Don't worry, I won't run away." He turned around and gave "111" a strange look, "Even if you want to run, you can't."

He was one of the few who knew that those of them who had failed in alienation had micro-bombs installed on their bodies.

Because he saw with his own eyes a crazy colleague who exploded.

And there are people above them who can control their fate, and it would be easy for them to be destroyed.

So he never dared to act rashly.

He was not very courageous, and since he could gain no benefit from the failure of alienation, he just obeyed.

His superiors assigned him to guard the monitoring room, so he obeyed the organization's arrangements.

If they were asked to activate the self-destruct device now, there is a 80% chance that they would be blown up along with it.

Although he didn't want to die, he knew that resistance was futile.

He wanted to take the opportunity of going to the bathroom to contact his family.

The network here is dedicated and information will be monitored at all times.

Normally, he wouldn't take this risk.

Now that I'm going to die anyway, I might as well take the risk and contact my family once as my final farewell!

"111" didn't quite understand what it meant to want to run away but not be able to, so she could only let No. 89 leave.

However, he pondered the meaning of No. 89's words and felt that it might be related to the way Organization X controlled them.

No. 89 walked to the door and suddenly turned around: "111, is there anyone else you want to contact?"

"111" was shocked. Could this person be suspicious of something?

"111" was silent, but the other party seemed to understand.

"Well, just let the person you like think that you've died a long time ago. Why bother contacting them and making them miss you in vain? Maybe your childhood sweetheart has already gotten married."

After No. 89 said this, "111" became even more silent.

It turns out that this 111 is a person with a story.

Moreover, he also revealed his past to No. 89.

"I'll go first. By the way, when you die, who will your money be left to?" No. 89 asked again.

"111"'s face turned cold: "If you die, you're dead. Can you still manage the money?"

“That’s true.” No. 89 finally stopped talking.

After he went out, "111" was trying to find a way to contact the boss.

We have to tell him this location and wait for the boss to come. Maybe these people can still be saved!