Superman Termination Manual-Chapter 388 - 215: Top Bull Rescue Plan_3

Chapter 388 -215: Top Bull Rescue Plan_3

Thinking about this, he asked, “Aren’t they only supposed to carry out missions when they are completely sure of success? How were they captured so easily?”

Cai Bing said, “It’s the old saying, ‘often walking by the river, one’s shoes are bound to get wet.’ But honestly, their luck wasn’t good this time. It just so happened that a national treasure Magical Girl of Japan was nearby, and they ended up getting caught by her.”

Ke Mingye fell silent for a while, “Seriously?”

Given Cai Bing’s personality, there was no surprise that she joked about anything. He desperately hoped it was a joke, otherwise, they were in big trouble.

“Seriously,” Cai Bing said emotionlessly, “Later, you’ll have to rush over and save them. Paranoid and I don’t have the number 7 instance card, so we can’t take the teleporting train and reach Japan quickly.”

Hearing this, Qing Meng asked, “I’ve always wanted to ask, wouldn’t it be better to leave this matter to the ‘Tengu Frontline,’ the Anti-Superhuman Organization? Why must we go save him?”

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“Firstly, the one captured is a player. His capture could negatively impact us,” Cai Bing said, pausing for a moment, “Secondly, the Anti-Superhuman Organization’s faction stationed in Tokyo could only attempt a massive uprising threatening civilian lives to get him back from the authorities quickly. Otherwise, if we delay, it will be too late. He will soon be moved to an unknown location.”

She raised her hand to type on her phone and continued, “But if we players coordinate, and while he is still held inside the Japanese Superhero Association, it shouldn’t be difficult to rescue him without anyone noticing.”

Qing Meng said, “Alright then.”

Paranoid said, “Truly useless, if it were Lord Paranoid, I wouldn’t have been captured.”

Ke Mingye pondered for a moment, then asked, “So, which player are we talking about?” He hesitated for two seconds, “It’s not Ju Zipi, is it?”

“Top Bull,” Cai Bing answered.

“That’s even worse,” Ke Mingye exclaimed, “Top Bull holds a significant status in the Tengu Frontline. If the authorities force some critical information out of him, the Anti-Superhuman Organization might find it impossible to operate in Japan. It wouldn’t be surprising if they were wiped out by the Superhero Association overnight.”

Qing Meng gave him a sideways glance, “You would rather have Ju Zipi captured, right?”

Ke Mingye sighed, “Well, yes, Ju Zipi knows a lot about our information. If Lao Ju were captured, my series of identities would also be at risk of exposure.”

Cai Bing said calmly, “Fan Quan is headed this way toward Old Jingmai District, but it will take him some time to get here. Before that, we should have enough time to clear this instance without any scheduling conflicts.”

“Then let’s make it quick, clear this up, and then meet with Fan Quan, we still have to go save him.”

Having said that, Ke Mingye introduced the rules of the instance to the two latecomers and then pressed his hand on the panel, turning to look at the others.

Without a second thought, Paranoid and Qing Meng placed their hands on the panel.

The dark panel gradually filled with dazzling fluorescence, and the text above it faintly glowed.

Noticing a hand missing, the three turned their gaze toward Cai Bing, “What’s the matter, hacker girl?”

Then, Cai Bing observed the computer behind the panel for a moment and noticed that a computer had suddenly launched an old “Pac-Man game.”

So, she said calmly, “I’m not participating.”

“Huh?” Qing Meng raised an eyebrow, “Sis, you’re even slacking off during an instance raid? Aren’t you missing out on the reward?”

“No, since the instance takes place within a game, I want to see if I can hack this game. Consider it an experiment,” Cai Bing paused, “As for that little reward . . . it’s irrelevant.”

Saying this, she connected her phone to another computer nearby via USB, avoiding direct contact with the computer that loaded the instance, to prevent herself from being sucked into the instance as well.

The next moment, Paranoid, Qing Meng, and Ke Mingye’s figures had vanished along with the instance panel, leaving her alone in the room.

At that moment, Cai Bing raised her eyebrows, as on the computer furthest to the right in the room, a bewildering scene appeared.

She turned her head to look, and above the small screen, Ke Mingye, along with Paranoid and Qing Meng, had turned into three cartoon pixel characters, appearing in the 2D scene of the Pac-Man game currently running on the computer.

Apart from these three 2D pixel characters, the interface featured two white lines forming bars and four dark walls blocking the ends.

Meaning, they had to navigate in such a confined map and defeat the boss.

Soon after, a palm-sized yellow circular creature appeared on the right side of the game interface.

It looked forward, opened its pixel mouth, and as it moved forward, it nibbled the beans scattered on the ground, slowly increasing its speed.

In the game interface, pixel Ke Mingye pulled out a web shooter, fired a web at a bar above him, climbed up, and escaped a close call.

Paranoid pulled out a cartoon knife, transformed into Magical Girl Hongyue, and immediately flew upwards holding Qing Meng, avoiding Pac-Man’s pursuit.

Seeing that the three weren’t swallowed, Cai Bing breathed a sigh of relief.

She stared at pixel Ke Mingye in the game interface, no bigger than a thumb, and couldn’t help but take a photo with her phone.

Afterward, Cai Bing clasped her hands together and pushed them forward, stretching her muscles. Her lazy look gradually became serious. She mentally controlled the chat panel and sent a message to Fan Quan.

[Cai Bing: I bet whether I can hack this game or not.]

Soon, Fan Quan replied.

[Fan Quan: I bet you can’t.]