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Zhang Yutao felt an overwhelming urge to take a deep breath; his blood pressure was nearly through the roof because of Xu Lie. How did this young man manage to infuriate him with just a few words?
When Xu Lie exchanged points for firearms at the company, he opted for a police handgun from Drama World to avoid any risks. The Special Investigation Team should be able to investigate this matter with some time. After all, I had previously created a Mini Robot and found an opportunity to steal it. You can check which gun was reported missing on your own.
Making a bomb is even simpler. By using two-stage and three-stage nitration, toluene can be converted into dinitrotoluene, and further purification yields TNT. As for remote detonation, that’s straightforward enough—just modify a walkie-talkie bought off the market.
While firearms require a backstory, bombs are much simpler. With the blasting skills I acquired, Xu Lie could easily teach relevant subjects.
Zhang Yutao listened in astonishment. This young man was truly something else! Stealing guns and making bombs—what were his intentions?
“Alright, understanding the source is enough,” Zhang Yutao said, noticing that Xu Lie seemed eager to lecture. “What about your Mini Robot?”
To be honest, among the entire Special Investigation Team, the most curious aspect after understanding the case was indeed the Mini Robot. Such a small device capable of transporting and setting explosives—no current robotics project has invented anything so practical. If they could master this technology, it would lead to significant advancements in related fields, which is why Zhang Yutao was so interested in the Mini Robot.
However, Xu Lie became less enthusiastic when this topic came up. “I don’t know,” he replied. “Before I cut off the surveillance on the first floor at the hospital, I had set it up to evade human commands. After disrupting the surveillance, its movements relied entirely on internal programming for autonomous judgment—I couldn’t track it.”
The sources of the firearms and explosives were easy to explain, but the origin of the company’s Mini Robot was entirely unexplainable; Xu Lie had no clarity on it whatsoever, making it difficult to fabricate a story.
This was precisely why Xu Lie could hand over firearms to Plainclothes Duan but not the Mini Robot. Who would he be fooling? Did they really think he was that naive?
Zhang Yutao felt like covering his head; his blood pressure was rising again. The constant fluctuations were taking a toll on his brain's blood vessels.
“I’m asking this question very seriously,” he said. “If the robot ran away and others can’t find it, how could you, its designer, not be able to locate it?”
Xu Lie returned with an equally serious expression. “I’m also answering this question very seriously.”
If it weren’t for the recording device installed here—which would eventually be submitted as evidence—Zhang Yutao would have wanted to curse loudly to vent his frustration. Seeing Xu Lie’s earnest demeanor made Zhang Yutao realize that he wouldn’t get any more answers from him today. It was best to leave things here for now; he could go back and lower his blood pressure: “Then here’s my final question. We spoke with witness Lu Youyou from Ancheng Si Zhong, who said you once threatened her. Do you acknowledge this?”
If that's the case, then in addition to the charges of demolishing facilities and endangering public safety, we should add a charge of intimidation against you.
Xu Lie replied without hesitation, "I did threaten, and I plead guilty."
Zhang Yutao, feeling impatient, stood up, worried that staying any longer would make his blood pressure spike to the point of bursting.
Xu Lie was pleased with this outcome and thought about going back to lie down and browse through Danmaku to pass the time.
Xu Lie's unhesitating admission of threatening Lu Youyou was quite compelling; it was just too enticing! This was such an easy topic to discuss!
It’s good, but if that’s the case, when the trial announces the charges in the future, if Lu Youyou sees it, she might feel particularly guilty, right?
What does it matter? Isn’t this just Xu Lie giving Lu Youyou a heads-up about what he said? Why should Lu Youyou feel guilty?
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