Global Hunter Games: I Start by Killing The S-Rank Anomaly

Chapter 28 - 27: Permission? Consent? What’s that?

"So... you have a task page listing various tasks on it, and you used it to find the restaurant?"Zaen vigorously nodded.

"And you managed to kill them... with luck?"

Once again, Zaen nodded.

Johann smiled and snapped his fingers again. The skin-tight suit untangled itself from Zaen, letting him fall to the ground, sweating and panting like a dog after intense training.

Three hours.

Johann interrogated him for three hours straight without any breaks. Zoey and Karloff both were sent away when the interrogation got a bit out of hand.

Zoey was clearly worried about the mental strain it would put on Zaen, while Karloff... well, he had other matters to deal with.

This fucking bastard...

Zaen thought while coughing his lungs out. His mouth was open to respond to Johann, but the constant pressure on his diaphragm made it impossible for him to talk and breathe for long.

At times he was suffocating because Johann thought Zaen was lying when he told him the truth. Especially when it came to describing the system pages he had.

Zaen thought the system he had was a common resource for all hunters. However, as it turned out, others could only access the ’system’ while they were inside the game.

He was the only one who had an active system in the real world. Not only that, the pages such as the shop, tasks, and rewards, all were exclusive to him. But none of that was his concern.

He was more worried about what Johann would do to him now.

What kind of trouble have I landed in this time...?

"Here, have some water," Johann said, offering him a glass. "Oh, I forgot."

Johann grabbed Zaen’s hand and placed the cup in it. Zaen was thirsty, that was no secret, but he was worried about the liquid offered to him.

The sick fuck had tortured him, and there was no saying if he hadn’t put something in the water or if it even was water to begin with.est left," she said. "We need a sample to conduct genetic purity testing, cellular integrity, and code authorization."

"I don’t know what that means, but can’t you do it with my blood?"

The doctor sighed before leaning towards him.

"Since you’re unaware of it, there have been anomalies capable of manipulating blood. That’s why blood is unreliable in adding a recruit’s genetic information into our agent database."

"But genetic material is one thing no anomalous entity has been reported to manipulate, making it the best method to register an agent’s information into the database."

"...so you need—"

"Your semen, to be precise."

"Yeah, that’s not gonna happen—"

Zaen had barely said those words when the doctor pushed him back on the bed and climbed on top.

"I wasn’t asking for your permission, recruit."