Li Jin's words were too late.
Everyone's hearts sank.
Bo Jiu was probably the calmest.
That was because Li Jin was right, they were the same.
Those who hadn't experienced those things wouldn't understand what it meant to be alone and helpless.
When injustice was done to us.
They would always think that the law was too far away and the fist was too close.
It wasn't that they hadn't thought of resistance.
But the resistance would be drowned out by other voices.
Those who committed crimes shared the same traits, they were vain and would distort the truth.
This had nothing to do with age and wasn't a dark side, they were just like that.
Those who clamour that I am but what I have done are merely exculpating themselves of guilt.
When they met such shameless people, it was important to know how to react.
That was the most important thing to do when they met such shameless people.
Similarly, they shouldn't be filled with hatred.
You could try to become stronger or even look at yourself in the mirror to see if there was anything you needed to improve, be it your personality, the way you spoke or sometimes, your heart was just too weak.
When you met with difficulties, you couldn't blame it on the circumstances.
The kind of life you wanted to live depended on whether you were working hard.
Bo Jiu knew that even now, there would still be people in that school who didn't think much of what they had done.
But at the same time, Bo Jiu knew other than them, there were many others who didn't know what they were doing.
For a long time, she wasn't sure what she was doing, she had even forgotten what her father had said.
She thought, there would always be someone in this world who would pull you up when you fell into the endless darkness.
If no one was willing to be that person.
What would happen in the future?
Bo Jiu was a person who wandered in the darkness, just a figure. When he gradually became clear, you would understand that there were things you had to do.
Even if there was a 0.1% chance that this kindness would be repaid to that person.
"I never believed that the world was bright but I believe that I can create light." These were the last words she left Li Jin. "Everyone is the same."
As they walked out of the interrogation room, every minute became more and more pressing.
There wasn't any valuable information from Li Jin.
The only news in the meeting room was the one Bo Jiu had provided. The youngster believed that Kawang's hypnosis would be activated today but there wasn't any evidence as to how it would be activated.
What was even more unbelievable was that it was Li Jin's intuition. No one could understand why the young man would believe a criminal's intuition.
"Alright, even if we all believe it, what should we do next? Tell every parent to keep an eye on their children? " Someone rubbed his temples. "That's not realistic, there are too many students in the school and some of their parents aren't even in the city. Even if they are, we don't know how Kawang would activate them. If the news were to spread, it would only cause a greater impact. The more unsettled the students are, the more unstable their mental states would be. By then, the situation would only worsen and who would be responsible for it?"
Bo Jiu laughed, a hint of mockery in her voice. "In the end, you're just afraid of taking responsibility?"
"You!" That person's expression changed.
"Let me." The person sitting in the middle said, "I'll bear all the responsibility, as long as I can save them. But this isn't the time to agitate them. Child, you should know that announcing the news isn't a good idea. "
Indeed, it would only make the danger more uncontrollable.
Bo Jiu stood up. "I'll look for more information."
Up until now, this was the only way.
The clock hung on the wall pointed to 6 am.
On this day, no one slept. The examiners flipped through the information over and over again. There were even specialized people observing the students to see if there were any differences.
Everything was normal. Even a psychiatrist couldn't tell the difference.
From 6 am to 7: 30 am, all the students had finished their breakfast. The day students had also arrived at the school gate at this time.
Of course, there were students who were late.
But no matter how one looked at it, the school seemed to be thriving. How could anything have happened?
"Could he have made a mistake and it isn't today?" In the camouflaged nanny van, one of the officers nudged his colleague's arm, lowering his voice as he gestured for him to look at the youngster in the passenger seat.
The youngster was holding onto an iPad, the images of Li Jin's interview and the occasional images of the school doctor.
Kawang was meticulous and it was obvious. There weren't many images of him on the iPad, all of them from afar.
Outside the car window, the sound of the students fighting could be heard through the wind.
Indeed, there wasn't a single trace of abnormality.
Was she thinking too much?
Bo Jiu shut her eyes. She wasn't sure if it was because she had stayed up late for the past two days, but her nose was stuffy and her head was dizzy.
She was slightly tired.
Her thoughts were heavy.
Faintly, she dreamt of the time when she was at home. He had tilted his head and explained physics to her. "You can apply the formula to any question as long as you use it flexibly."
"In that case," she replied lazily. After all, she wasn't interested in physics, she was only interested in people. "There are so many questions, I'm getting dizzy."
He held the side of his face and slapped her forehead. "No matter how complicated the description of the question is, you just need to remember one thing. Figure out the real intention of the person who came up with the question. The rest of the description is just a smokescreen, idiot."
Beep, beep, beep!
The ear-piercing sound of a car engine could be heard.
All of a sudden.
Bo Jiu opened her eyes.
"We seem to be blocking someone's car."
"It's 8: 10 pm, the students should be in by now, let's move the car."
Bo Jiu listened to the noise, her head still heavy and her breathing became difficult. She tilted her head up and drank a mouthful of mineral water.
That was when she remembered that her body wasn't healthy.
Fortunately, she could handle it.
The water flowed down her throat, making her feel better.
Bo Jiu glanced out of the car window. The bustling school entrance was now empty and the guards were closing the doors.
She wasn't sure if it was the influence of the dream.
Bo Jiu tapped on Li Jin's recording again, the sentence still lingering in her mind. "Understand the intention of the person who came up with the question."
Suddenly, Bo Jiu paused on the 'mass suicide' that Li Jin had mentioned.
No, that wasn't right.
That wasn't Kawang's true intention.
Kawang wanted hostages to rush towards him so that he could be safe.
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