Doflamingo Campbell knew Jiang Hai was strong, but he didn't know he was this strong!
Eight times the physical limits of an average person, plus his martial arts training—it's only because Jiang Hai is rich that he's a formidable opponent. On the battlefield, he'd be a human weapon; on an ancient battlefield, he'd be a match for ten thousand.
Even if Xiang Yu or Lü Bu were reborn, they wouldn't stand a chance against Jiang Hai. That's the reality.
At this moment, these test subjects, in Jiang Hai's eyes, were like clay chickens and earthenware dogs, easily dealt with. With a flurry of blows from his staff, half the hands surrounding him were instantly knocked away.
In less than a minute, only a third remained standing. A normal person would have collapsed long ago, but these were madmen; they felt no fear, no dread.
So even knowing Jiang Hai was powerful, they still rushed at him, only to be easily defeated. Seeing Jiang Hai's strength, Doflamingo Campbell became afraid and tried to escape in the chaos, but Jiang Hai kicked him away.
If this guy went out now, who knew what trouble he'd cause? Jiang Hai didn't want any more accidents, especially since dawn was approaching. Thinking of this, Jiang Hai swung his stick even faster.
The remaining third of the group, in less than a minute, followed in the footsteps of those before them, lying on the ground, unable to fight.
"Clang!" Jiang Hai threw down his stick, looked at Doflamingo Campbell who was still struggling to crawl towards the door, curled his lip, and walked over. As Jiang Hai reached for him, the guy suddenly turned around, a needle in his hand thrusting directly at Jiang Hai. Without a word, Jiang Hai kicked him, breaking his wrist, then dragged him to the lab table with his other hand and pinned him down.
"Kill me! Kill me! Kill me!" Doflamingo Campbell shouted repeatedly at Jiang Hai.
However, Jiang Hai looked at him but didn't attack. Instead, he patted Campbell's face.
"I won't kill you. How would I explain this situation if I killed you? I have evidence. I'm going to clear my name, so you'll just stay here and wait for the police!" After saying this, Jiang Hai used all the belts on the lab table to tie Doflamingo Campbell to his body, rendering him completely immobile. Then, Jiang Hai walked straight out of the room.
Ignoring Doflamingo Campbell's angry roars behind him, Jiang Hai breathed a sigh of relief. This matter was finally resolved. Next, he needed to deal with Bruce David. Leaving the lab, Jiang Hai headed towards the elevator.
When he reached the elevator, he found Lois Knightley already waiting for him there.
Seeing that she didn't say much, Jiang Hai re-entered the elevator and went to the first floor. Perhaps because of the earlier stop, there weren't many mentally ill patients on the first floor, and they weren't aggressive; they were all disguised as doctors and nurses.
Moreover, with Lois Knightley, an 'acquaintance,' leading the way, no one bothered Jiang Hai.
The two quickly arrived at the restaurant, but it was already empty. After passing through the restaurant, Jiang Hai and Lois Knightley entered the kitchen, but as soon as they entered, Jiang Hai felt acid reflux.
Luckily, he hadn't eaten lunch or dinner, or he probably would have vomited upon entering.
The entire kitchen was now covered in blood. In one corner of the kitchen, many heads were piled up. These heads had clearly been severed recently, all staring wide-eyed in disbelief and disbelief.
Their severed limbs were laid out in the kitchen. In the very center, a white man with a large beard was dismembering a woman. Judging from his familiar knife skills, Jiang Hai was certain this wasn't the first or second time he'd done this.
Jiang Hai could still tolerate it, but when Lois Knightley walked in, she couldn't hold back anymore. She hadn't forgotten how much she'd been eating the kitchen's food these past few days. She immediately leaned against the doorframe and vomited; it was truly disgusting.
"What are you two doing in here? This is the kitchen, get out!" Hearing Lois Knightley vomit, the bearded man looked up. Seeing the white coat Lois Knightley was wearing, he frowned and shouted.
"Are you Bruce David?" Looking at the man before him, who resembled the photo in the files Jiang Hai had found, he couldn't help but ask. Hearing Jiang Hai's words, the man also looked up.
"You need something?" Bruce David asked, looking at Jiang Hai with some confusion. Hearing that it was Bruce David, Jiang Hai nodded, took a few steps forward, then kicked the man's large knife away, and punched him to the ground. In this situation, Jiang Hai couldn't ask him anything, so he pulled him outside.
Once inside the restaurant, Jiang Hai closed the kitchen door. With no bloodstains, severed limbs, or unseeing heads, Jiang Hai's anger subsided somewhat. He told Lois Knightley to stand guard outside, then went to the sink next to the table, filled a glass with water (originally for staff to wash their hands after eating), and poured it over Bruce David's head. The water jolted him awake.
"You, what are you going to do, you bastard, I'm going to eat you!" Bruce David roared as soon as he opened his eyes, but unfortunately, Jiang Hai didn't give him the chance. He kicked Bruce David in the chest, almost knocking him unconscious, his face turning purplish-blue.
"You, what are you going to do? I'm just a cook!" Although Bruce David had been a soldier, years of life had long since worn away any trace of his military spirit. Seeing that Jiang Hai wasn't so easy to talk to, and that he might not be able to beat him, he decisively backed down, looking helplessly at Jiang Hai.
"I have a question for you. If you answer it properly, I'll let you go." Looking at Bruce David, Jiang Hai took a deep breath and said seriously. Hearing that Jiang Hai only had one question for him, Bruce David immediately nodded, indicating that he understood. Seeing his cowardly appearance saved Jiang Hai a lot of trouble.
"I'm asking you, where did you see this badge? And tell me the story behind it from the beginning." Seeing how cooperative he was, Jiang Hai didn't say much, but directly took out a piece of paper from his pocket and pointed to the dragon-shaped badge on it.
"This thing, how did you get this thing?" Looking at the paper, a hint of panic flashed in Bruce David's eyes, and he asked Jiang Hai in a low voice. In his opinion, this thing was really not simple.
"You've already published it, so tell me how I know? Stop talking nonsense and just say it." After glaring at Bruce David, Jiang Hai said to him. Hearing Jiang Hai's shout, Bruce David raised his hand and began to tell the story.
The story begins in 1938. At that time, a German research vessel went to Antarctica, but at that time, no one paid much attention. After all, powerful countries would go to Antarctica for scientific research at that time.
However, in 1945, Germany was defeated, and the Allies only found a charred body. At the same time, they discovered that many people had disappeared in Germany. Whether they died in the war or not, no one knew, but the Americans, who were the leaders at the time, felt that something was wrong.
So in 1946, they went to Antarctica, ostensibly for scientific research, but actually to find a secret German base. Three of them died there, and they didn't uncover anything.
Bruce David was on the ship, but not as a regular crew member. If he was eighteen at the time, that was seventy years ago, and he'd be 88 now. Bruce David was only five. He went because his father was one of the commanders, and through his memories and his father's recollections, he learned some things.
For example, they did find a German base—a plane that landed on a snowy mountain, killing three and surviving six. These six men found the base, and the insignia was printed there. However, when the main force entered the base, they found it deserted.
Not many people knew about this, but the Secretary of the Navy, Forrest, suddenly went insane in 1949 and subsequently committed suicide in an asylum. During his madness, he claimed that there was actually an Aryan city beneath Antarctica.
Listening to Bruce David's words, Jiang Hai fell into deep thought. His mind told him it was nonsense.
But knowing about the dragon emblem, he felt uneasy if he didn't investigate further.
"Young man, I advise you not to try going there lightly, because it's truly terrifying. One wrong move and you could die. And if you do go, you'd better start preparing now. In Antarctica, you can only survive in December, January, and February. Outside of those three months, Antarctica is a forbidden zone!" Seeing Jiang Hai's hesitant gaze, Bruce David smiled and said, seemingly having vivid memories of Antarctica. (To be continued.)