Revenge After Death



Carol was a master of disguise, and she was best at creating immersive game worlds. She wanted to turn the whole world into her playground.

She would trample all over those so-called elitists, politicians, and the wealthy. She would watch them

greedily crawl under her feet, fighting each other just to obtain 'immortality'.

"You're truly a lunatic," Joel said, chuckling as he leaned against the wall. "But you're right."

Carol smiled and grabbed him by the chin. "That's my little brother. I knew it-we're biological siblings, so our line of thoughts have always been the same."

To her, Simeon was her true kindred spirit-sharing the same bloodline and legacy.

She said, 'We're the true geniuses who were created by God's own hands, Simeon. Our existence is the closest to God. Who do they think they are?

"Experimental subjects who went through human alteration are nothing more than the lowest forms of existence. We're the ones who are meant to dominate over all!"

Carol looked at Simeon with a smile. Their hearts were aligned, after all.

"Those on the brink of death often glimpse a different view of the world," Simeon said with a smile. 'My soul experienced freedom like never before while my body experienced the worst pain imaginable during the fire." Carol's gaze darkened. "I've already killed them all, Simeon. None of them are left alive."

She had already avenged him.

She said, "From now on, you have to align your heart with mine. We'll dominate the world together!" Simeon replied, "Of course."

The explosion of the laboratory killed several police officers, causing quite a stir. The higher-ups took the situation seriously and ordered a thorough investigation. Genome Society was once again under intense scrutiny.

"You guys are crazy! Those are countless human lives-all sacrificed just for your selfish desires!" Eason yelled as he lost control of his emotions.

He had barged into the interrogation room, wanting to question Sarah. However, as she had a mental illness, she couldn't be convicted even with evidence, let alone without any.Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Sarah looked at Eason and smiled. "Do you really think that Genome Society would foolishly go against the police and create trouble for themselves under such intense scrutiny?"

He stood stunned in place. 'What do you mean?"

"Someone is framing them," she said, looking meaningfully at Eason.

Someone was trying to frame Genome Society by sacrificing his and his colleagues' lives?

"You speak no truth from that mouth of yours,' Eason said in a warning tone.

Sarah said, "I have no reason to lie to you about this. The true mastermind behind Genome Society isn't just one person-it's like a spider web trapping countless insects within.

"I am all but an insect trapped within the web. I can't break free, and neither can the others, including many of your superiors." Sarah laughed, looking unhinged.

Genome Society truly had no reason to go against the higher-ups. It would only hasten their demise.

No matter how strong they were, they were still operating in the shadows. What good would it bring them to provoke the higher-ups?

"Someone is using us to do their dirty work," Sarah said, hinting toward the Rebels.

The Rebels and Genome Society were currently locked in a battle, each trying to outsmart the other.

Eason took a deep breath and tightened his fists. Simeon wouldn't have deceived him. Eason had almost gotten himself killed in that explosion as well. He might have died there if he hadn't met Stephanie on that day.

Simeon wouldn't have wanted him dead. Eason refused to believe so.

"Don't listen to her nonsense." Zion walked over and gestured for him to head out first.

Eason fell silent for the longest time. Just as he was about to leave, Sarah said again, "Humans shouldn't trust another too much-not even your loved ones. That's because you'll never know what they're hiding beneath their exteriors. You can't know for sure whether they're a demon or an angel."