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Chapter 414: Chapter 223: Disqualified Monster

Disqualified Monsters are a unique type of creature; their physical structure differs from any known biological entity, with a body composition entirely different from any known organism.

They possess immense Power and can manipulate Energy directly with their bodies. The Energy they control forms an invisible shield that ordinary firearms and weapons cannot penetrate.

Only sufficiently powerful missiles or high-tech weaponry produced by Hymn Company can penetrate their surrounding invisible shields.

If the invisible shield is but a shell that can be pried open with enough force, the Disqualified Domain around Disqualified Monsters is far more formidable.

Just like the ”Escaped Fish” monster that once intercepted Fei Guang, its Disqualified Domain could slow down the speed of all movement within its realm.

Whether living or dead entities, tangible objects or invisible Energy, anything entering the domain is affected.

The Disqualified Domain is the truly troublesome weapon of the Disqualified Monster.

Encountering a powerful Disqualified Monster, even deploying the Federation army is of no use, and only reliance on Hymn Company may prove helpful.

In a way, the existence of Disqualified Monsters establishes a precipitous leading position.

Various speculations have always surrounded the birth of Disqualified Monsters from the outside world.

As for the existence and principle of Disqualified Domains, current human technology cannot explain them at all.

Unable to explain through technology, people turn to theology and alien technology.

Theologians and historians speculate that Disqualified Monsters are akin to demons in the myths of various civilizations or humans who fell under the temptation of devils.

The emergence of these monsters stems from human greed.

Greed is like a desert, barren of any vegetation, yet it continuously devours the surrounding oases.

The Federation and major corporations’ greed have exploited all the world’s beauty, filling it with negative emotions, leaving people irritable, angry, and unreasonable.

When the beauty in people’s hearts is absent, the inner demons naturally awaken.

This speculation sounds logical but overly fantastical, not direct enough nor stimulating.

People prefer to believe that Disqualified Monsters originate from alien technology, a negative product of Hymn Company’s advanced tech, or alien creatures released during Hymn Company’s research of alien technology.

However, Wu Chang needs to clarify here, this is definitely a rumor.

Disqualified Monsters are not alien creatures released by Hymn Company; Disqualified Monsters are the creations of Hymn.

Employees of Level Eight can access the employee access center to obtain the rights to use Disqualified Monsters.

In the Disqualified Monster usage interface, the parameters of height, weight, form, abilities, temperament, danger index, and various indicators of Disqualified Monsters are clearly listed, with no fewer than twenty available types.

Moreover, each claimed use is quickly replenished in the backend.

In the eyes of employees above Level Eight, Disqualified Monsters, like employees, are merely consumables that can be used freely for adequate benefits, without conserving usage.

This mindset, combined with the understanding and replenishment speed of Disqualified Monsters, points to one possibility.

That Hymn Company can steadily manufacture Disqualified Monsters.

Unfortunately, before entering the replica, Sean was intent on idling and fishing, showing no enthusiasm for the company’s business, leading Schultz to withhold deeper secrets from Sean.

If Wu Chang had obtained the native identity of another Level Eight employee, Farrell, then the so-called three core secrets of the Hymn Company could have been directly accessed without investigation.

Wu Chang browses through the Disqualified Monster list, screening suitable monsters, inexplicably feeling like a trainer.

Their operation this time needs to be covert, and the chosen monster must be small in size, at least easy to carry.

The abilities must be highly lethal but limited in range, avoiding collateral damage to surrounding neighborhoods and reducing city Peace Value.

In terms of temperament, the more irritable the better, ideally with extreme Aggressiveness.

As for the danger index, need it be said? Must be maxed out; how else would clients be persuaded to pay obediently!

After screening, Wu Chang finally selects a Disqualified Monster.

It’s decided — Gluttonous Ant!

Wu Chang submits the application form, and in less than five minutes, receives a notification on his phone approving the application.

Concerning business matters, Hymn Company’s processes are always fast and efficient.

He opens the office system and notifies Fei Guang and others to gather in the small meeting room.

With plans and the main antagonist set, next, it’s time for the righteous Hymn Company staff to hold a small meeting.

In the busy atmosphere of Hymn Company, the day swiftly passes by.

Wu Chang feels he’s done nothing all day, just mechanically approving subordinates’ applications, and when coming back to his senses, it’s already dark.

He endures until ten at night, rising from the desk and stretching.

Finally caught up to Sean’s off-duty time.

When leaving the office, he deliberately makes a loud noise, claiming to hold a welcome party and calling on Fei Guang and others to join.

Seeing that newcomers can leave at ten, the original Automated Defense Department employees show no envy, instead, their gaze is full of pity.

Working past ten at night is such perfect timing, yet paired with an unreliable patron wasting time on indulgence and pleasure, it’s truly regrettable.

They shake their heads, unsure whether they’re lamenting for the new employees or for themselves.

Leaving the office, Wu Chang immediately rushes with a few others to the underground parking lot. In the lot, Fei Guang’s assistant is already waiting in an off-site vehicle.