I Can Infinitely Synthesize Transcendent Genes

Chapter 310: Extraordinary-Human Genes Mutant, Kill! (Two-in-one for monthly ticket)_2

His spiritual power had greatly increased, which might allow him to model and deduce the opponent’s talisman technique.

He had never forgotten…

that he had Devoured a [Spirit·Seal] Transcendent gene.

It seemed that his ability to receive and surmise information in this area was quite effective.

“You want to go?” Mr. Han laughed softly, placing the Talisman Bead he was holding into a brocaded box, “I’ll notify you when the time comes.”

“Thank you, Mr. Han.”

Pei Jinye stood up to leave.

But Mr. Han suddenly called out to him.

Pei Jinye turned back to look.

Mr. Han said softly, “Guo Feiyu asked me to say thank you on his behalf.”

Pei Jinye was taken aback upon hearing this, but then he revealed a bright smile, “That’s very kind of you, but it was all in the line of duty.”

If it hadn’t been for this impromptu mission, Pei Jinye wouldn’t have gained so many benefits.

After leaving Mr. Han’s office, Little Horse had been waiting early, handing over a wooden box he was carrying.

Pei Jinye was a bit surprised at first.

He had thought that everyone in the Central Continent Capital was just this hospitable.

But then Little Horse told him it was Spiritual Tea that Mr. Han had prepared for him.

Pei Jinye was somewhat surprised.

Turning back toward the closed door, he called out loudly, “Mr. Han is truly generous!”

Little Horse held back a smile.

…

The apron lights at night were bright and clear.

Whether the crew members were on some mission or not, several loud roars sounded, and quickly, a few fighter jets sped away.

Pei Jinye admired the strength of Dawn City.

Standing in front of the private jet, he looked around, “Where’s the Master?”

“The Master?” Little Horse was startled but quickly said, “He’s gone on a mission.”

Pei Jinye raised an eyebrow slightly.

Then someone came running quickly down a nearby small path, panting heavily.

“Commissioner Han Fei,” Little Horse hurriedly greeted.

The person was the Master of Disguise who had borrowed Pei Jinye’s sword that afternoon.

The middle-aged man became excited upon seeing Pei Jinye, “Brother, seeing you still alive truly makes me so happy.”

Pei Jinye couldn’t help but grin, “Don’t worry, even if I were gone, your sword wouldn’t be.”

He handed the sword over.

The middle-aged man was slightly taken aback by the new sword sheath.

Pei Jinye said nonchalantly, “I swapped it for a better one for you, but the other guy was too poor.”

“No, no, Brother, this is too valuable,” Han Fei hurriedly refused.

His previous sword sheath was only about a thousand, but the new one Pei Jinye gave him was at least eight hundred thousand.

He instinctively refused.

However, Pei Jinye laughingly pushed it into his hands.

“The sword is not bad.”

Patting Han Fei on the shoulder, Pei Jinye climbed straight into the helicopter.

Han Fei held the sword, standing in a daze.

It seemed he felt that his previous thoughts were somewhat sordid and quickly shouted, “Brother, what should I call you?”

“Pei Jinye.”

“Good! Brother Pei, next time you come, find me, Old Han, for a drink, my treat!”

“Haha, sure!”

The helicopter began to start up.

Little Horse led Han Fei away, and the two of them watched the helicopter carrying Pei Jinye ascent into the sky before fading into the night.

Han Fei held the family heirloom sword and sighed, “Brother Pei is truly a gentleman; he is so generous in his actions, and I was blind before, misjudging a nobleman with a petty man’s thoughts.”

Little Horse, standing beside him, looked enviously at the sword in Han Fei’s hand.

That sword sheath appeared to be quite valuable.

…

Investigation Base of Da Peng City.

The helicopter from Dawn City had directly brought Pei Jinye back to the base, and upon seeing Lin Xiawei, he arrived just as the base was deploying a mission.

“You’re back?”

Lin Xiawei’s tone was very calm; it was unclear if she knew something, she said nothing more, “It’s good that you’re back. Tonight the special operation team has a mission. You will go with them to gain some experience; Captain Liu is waiting for you.”

“Did Senior Sister know I would be back now?” Pei Jinye was surprised.

Lin Xiawei tilted her head and looked, “I guessed.”

Pei Jinye was startled.

“Brother Pei,” the vice-captain of the special operation team, Liu Feng, came striding over, “it’s been hard to find you, come on, I’ll take you to get equipped. Chief Lin, I’ll be taking him with me.”

Lin Xiawei nodded slightly.

Watching Pei Jinye leave with Liu Feng, her gaze became pensive.

“Southern Continent… the Lu Family… what exactly does Mr. Han have in mind?”

…

Logistics department.

Liu Feng got new equipment from Old Zhang and handed it to Pei Jinye.

“Our usual briefcase only weighs fifteen kilograms. This mission is a bit special, so we need to use some unconventional weapons,” Liu Feng explained, patting his own equipment case as well.

“Unconventional? I’ve only dealt with regular weapons; I’ve never tried any unconventional ones,” Pei Jinye said, “Don’t I need to familiarize myself with them first?”

“If you can use a sniper rifle, you can use an Elemental Cannon,” Liu Feng said with a smile, “It’s simply that it has a bigger recoil and a wider range of power. It’s more difficult to find the aim point, but you’ll get it after firing a couple of shots during practice.”

“Alright, then…”

Pei Jinye, seeing Liu Feng so confident, did not argue.

“The team members are already deployed on reconnaissance. There aren’t many people on this mission; including you, it’s just over ten,” Liu Feng said with a smile, “The location is in the slums of the South District…”

He paused.

In a low voice, Liu Feng continued, “Most people have a sense of compassion and hesitate when executing missions in the slums. So I’m giving you a heads-up: not everyone there is innocent; some may be complicit… In situations where it’s impossible to ascertain someone’s identity, your primary rule is to ensure your own safety first, without any reservations.”

Liu Feng’s words essentially made it clear.