Hearing this voice, Qin Hao shook his head with a laugh. He put away his communicator, stood up, and said:
“Warden.”
The speaker was Wang Ling.
She came before Qin Hao and asked again, “Does it look good?”
There were still quite a few guards eating in the canteen, and many of them wore expressions of anticipation.
The warden was clearly looking for trouble. Identification number 9527 was going to have a bad time.
Qin Hao looked at her and nodded. “It looks good. Her figure is quite nice. Of course, it can’t compare to yours, warden.”
Pfft!
Those words made all the guards who were eating spray food from their mouths.
They glanced at Wang Ling, then hurriedly stood up and quickly left the dining hall.
The warden was about to lose her temper. They did not want to get caught up in it.
As for identification number 9527, he had actually discussed the warden’s figure in public! May heaven have no warden!
Wang Ling stared coldly at Qin Hao. “What did you say?”
Qin Hao met her gaze. “I said her figure can’t compare to yours. You’re the woman with the best figure I’ve ever seen.”
Bang, bang, bang!
A series of sounds rang out. They were the sounds of the canteen’s serving windows closing.
The canteen employees also realized that something was wrong. They hurriedly closed all the windows and dared not look anymore. The scene that followed would probably be extremely bloody.
“Do you want to die?” Wang Ling asked coldly.
Qin Hao looked at her in confusion. “I’m only telling the truth. Why would I have to die? Is speaking the truth really an unforgivable crime?”
“Don’t treat me like a woman, and don’t compare me with other women!” Wang Ling said.
Qin Hao looked her over, then finally shook his head. “I’m sorry, but I can’t do that. I can’t treat such an outstanding woman as a man, even if you kill me.”
At his words, a ripple passed through Wang Ling’s eyes. Countless people feared and dreaded her. Some treated her as a monster, while others regarded her as a powerhouse. Yet no one had ever treated her as a woman.
Qin Hao was the first.
“Then keep those words to yourself! If you say them again, don’t blame me for being impolite!” she threatened. However, she failed to notice that her tone was no longer as forceful as before.
No one could refuse another person’s sincere praise, and she was no exception.
Qin Hao smiled faintly at her. “Understood, Sister Wang.”
Wang Ling swept him a glance without saying anything, then walked to another table. Her lunch was sitting there.
Qin Hao carried his tray over and sat across from her. “Sister Wang, you’re the warden. Why do you eat in the canteen? Shouldn’t you have a private meal?”
“It doesn’t matter.” Wang Ling replied, her expression slightly dazed. She had already forgotten how long it had been since she had eaten with someone at the same table. Although she often came to the canteen for meals, no one had ever dared sit with her.
“I think you should arrange one. The canteen food really isn’t very good,” Qin Hao said.
“Eating is merely a habit for me.” Wang Ling offered an explanation.
Qin Hao suddenly understood. “That must be a sign of a powerhouse. You no longer need to obtain energy through food.”
Wang Ling said nothing, which amounted to silently acknowledging Qin Hao’s guess.
“Sister Wang, can you tell me why we can’t sing at midnight on the last day of every month?” Qin Hao asked after thinking for a moment.
“Don’t ask about things you shouldn’t know,” Wang Ling said indifferently.
Qin Hao was just about to speak when the entire dining hall began to tremble slightly.
Wang Ling abruptly rose to her feet, a solemn expression on her face.
“Was that an earthquake?” he asked in surprise.
“Don’t run around. Go back to your post!” Wang Ling said to Qin Hao, then vanished from the spot in an instant.
Qin Hao stared at the place where she had been standing, a thoughtful look flashing through his eyes.
“Is this her true strength?”
…
Qin Hao returned to the psychological counseling room, but the trembling still did not stop.
He had initially thought it was a brief phenomenon, but the trembling continued for several hours before finally ending.
During that time, the entire prison displayed an unusual calm. The most obvious sign was that not a single prisoner came to the psychological counseling room.
Qin Hao sent Yao Fei a message asking about the matter, but Yao Fei’s reply was equally simple:
I want to know too.
“It seems this prison is hiding some kind of secret.” Qin Hao put down his communicator and muttered to himself.
“Well said. It should be a very big secret.” A voice came from the doorway.
Qin Hao looked toward the voice and saw a graceful figure standing in the doorway. She had dazzling golden hair, delicate features, enormous eyes, and a tall, slender figure, resembling a Barbie doll.
In fact, she had been made to resemble a Nada Doll, and everyone she killed was also remodeled into one.
The so-called Nada Doll was the kind of doll most beloved by little girls in this world.
Her name was Jinx, identification number: 2032, comprehensive strength assessment: four-star.
The name reminded Qin Hao of a certain rampaging young girl, though naturally, the two were still very different.
“An honored guest has arrived. Please, sit.” Qin Hao smiled at her and stood up. “What would you like to drink? Hot water or cold water?”
“Oh? Has the service here been upgraded? They even have drinks now. In that case, I’ll have one of each.” Jinx walked in and sat down on Qin Hao’s sofa. She then let out a soft sigh. “Genuine leather. It really is comfortable.”
Qin Hao smiled and poured her two glasses of water. “Naturally. The warden certainly has good taste.”
“This really belongs to her?” Jinx asked, her face filled with astonishment.
“Absolutely genuine.”
“You went to all that trouble to get it, only for me to take it. Aren’t you upset?” Jinx asked again.
Qin Hao smiled. “Not at all. Seeing such a beautiful woman sitting on my sofa is a delightful sight.”
“You have such a sweet mouth. You’re much more eloquent than your predecessor. He was always like a priest, telling me to be good, not to kill, and to follow the right path.” Jinx covered her mouth and giggled.
“Everyone has different thoughts. We can’t impose our will on others, can we? What is goodness? What is the right path? Everyone has their own standards.” Qin Hao picked up a chair and sat across from her.
Jinx’s eyes lit up. She looked him up and down. “That makes sense. You’re different from the others! It would be wonderful if I could turn you into a doll and put you in my collection room.”
“Perhaps. However, I’m certain that the talking version of me could bring you far more amusement than the silent version.” Qin Hao shrugged.
“I don’t believe that. There’s nothing in this world more wonderful than collecting Nada Dolls.” Excitement flickered in Jinx’s eyes. She rose to her feet and walked toward Qin Hao, licking her lips. “I can hardly wait to turn you into a Nada Doll.”