Chapter 530：#007 the Killer King 30

At this moment, upstairs, Hei Tong frowned slightly when he realized Tang Wan hadn’t come to find him for several hours.

The next moment, he grabbed his access card and went down himself.

As the second-in-command of Jinkela, Hei Tong had clearance to enter any base. But he rarely visited the laboratory.

Every time he saw those researchers in white coats, memories of his own modification would surface.

He hated that place.

But this time was different.

He needed to see Tang Wan with his own eyes to be at ease.

When Dr. Kara saw him, he immediately stepped forward. “Mr. Hei Tong, what brings you here?”

His gaze carried a trace of vigilance.

No. 007 was about to be used as a template to clone more superhumans. If Hei Tong insisted on taking her away now, it would complicate things.

Hei Tong looked at him coldly. “Where is Tang Wan?”

“She’s in the lounge,” Dr. Kara replied. “We have an experiment in a few days that requires her cooperation, so she can’t leave for now.”

“I see. Take me to her,” Hei Tong said.

“Of course.” Dr. Kara nodded, feeling slightly relieved.

He led Hei Tong to Tang Wan’s room.

When Hei Tong entered, Tang Wan was lying on the bed, hugging a teddy bear, fast asleep.

Seeing this, the tension in his chest eased.

“Leave us,” he said.

“Understood.” Dr. Kara nodded and stepped out.

After the door closed, Hei Tong locked it, then walked over and gently brushed her hair aside.

Tang Wan immediately woke up.

When she saw him, her face lit up. “Tong Tong, you’re here!”

She threw herself into his arms.

Hei Tong instinctively reached out to smooth her hair, then asked, “Why didn’t you come find me?”

Tang Wan puffed her cheeks in annoyance. “Because they won’t let me leave! My card won’t even open the elevator! I wanted to find you, but the doctor said I have to stay here for some experiment in a few days.”

Hei Tong narrowed his eyes.

Even for an experiment, there was no reason to confine her completely to the underground lab.

Jin Dao itself was a remote island. Even researchers were allowed to move around for fresh air.

Unless…

They’re afraid she’ll escape.

Which meant—

This experiment isn’t safe for her.

His expression darkened.

“What exactly did Dr. Kara say about the experiment?” he asked. “After you came back, what did they do to you?”

Tang Wan leaned against his chest and replied casually, “Nothing much. They just took a large tube of blood and collected some genetic samples. They drew quite a lot… I still feel a bit uncomfortable.”

The moment she said that, a cold light flashed in Hei Tong’s eyes.

Genetic samples?

What are they planning?

He pulled her tightly into his arms, his voice turning grave.

“You can’t stay here anymore. It’s dangerous. They might use your body to clone new artificial humans.”

If this had been before, he wouldn’t have cared how Tang Wan was treated—as long as it benefited the organization.

But now…

The one they wanted to experiment on—

was the person he cared about most.