"Humph, we meet again." After leaving Kong Yuzhang's office, he saw the short fat man waiting outside. He was sometimes timid and sometimes angry, but now he looked triumphant again. Probably because he felt that he had been kicked out just now.

He was involved in this incident, so the ups and downs in his mood when he received the order to assist Aaron in the investigation are beyond words.

That face now made Aaron inexplicably reassured. Such people may be very annoying, but at least they are not that bad. They lack the ability and stubbornness to do things badly. No wonder Kong Yuzhang thinks this guy is reliable.

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"Why are you looking at me like that? It's disgusting." The short fat man's whole body was hairy after being stared at by Aaron, and he reached out and rubbed his arm in disgust.

"It's okay, I just think you are a suitable candidate." Aaron replied with a smile, "Since we want to cooperate, let me introduce myself first. My name is Chen Long. What's yours?"

"Kong Wei." The short fat man hesitated for a moment and answered reluctantly.

"Your uncle has the same last name as you?" Aaron was a little surprised.

"My mother's last name is mine." Kong Wei blurted out, and immediately realized that he didn't seem to need to explain this to Aaron, "What does this have to do with you?"

"I just asked casually." Aaron shrugged, "You don't look like you have a prosthetic body on you. It makes me feel weird to see you hanging out with these people."

"I don't have a prosthetic body." Kong Wei rolled his eyes.

"Then why are you here? It seems that only those with prosthetic implants will be forced to move into District 9. Those who are not implanted will be treated as aliens if they come here." Aaron became more and more curious about this guy's life experience.

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"I have no obligation to answer you!" Kong Wei, probably annoyed by the questioning, yelled at Aaron angrily.

"Okay, okay, if you don't want to answer, just say it." Aaron quickly calmed the other party's emotions, "If we don't talk about personal matters, let's talk about business matters. Has your uncle made it clear to you what we are going to do?"

"Someone is planning to set off an explosion in District 9 to make us enemies with the gang that used to live here. My uncle asked me to help you stop this." Kong Wei still roughly understood the situation.

"Then what do you think?" Aaron asked again.

"Thinking? What idea?" Kong Wei asked, stunned.

"Possible time, possible place, suspicious person, etc., etc., don't you have any clue about your psychology?" Aaron realized that the other party did not even understand his question.

"...No." Kong Wei's eyes visibly froze for a moment, then he shook his head.

"Your uncle's evaluation of you is really fair." Aaron stretched out his hand to wipe his face depressedly. It was exactly what Kong Yuzhang said. Although this man was loyal and reliable, he seriously lacked the ability to do things.

"Just say what you want to say, don't beat around the bush with me!" Kong Wei was aroused again. It seemed that he had experienced similar situations more than once.

"Forget it, let's start with the most basic information." Aaron shook his head and stopped arguing with Kong Wei on this boring topic, "Approximately how many immigrants can you manage in this area?"

"Forty thousand... maybe fifty thousand? More and more people have moved in to seek asylum recently. It's difficult to calculate an exact number." As expected, Kong Wei only had a big idea, and he was asked to say that the specific number was really

Make things difficult for him.

"Are there any new immigrants around who are not under your control?"

"There are several small groups, ranging from hundreds to thousands. My uncle has been negotiating conditions with them in the hope that these people can join here, but the negotiations have never been smooth. Those people either don't want to talk at all.

, or the asking price is so high that there is no sincerity in joining." Kong Wei gave the answer immediately, maybe he is usually responsible for this aspect.

"Do these people usually have clean hands and feet? I mean, do they do some robbery or theft for a living?" Worried that asking Kong Wei to investigate his own people would arouse his resistance, Aaron decided to investigate from the outside first.

rise.

"Clean hands and feet?" Kong Wei suddenly sneered, "Our own hands and feet may not be very clean. In addition to open robbery, my uncle will never tolerate it. Petty theft is too common in the camp. Everyone.

We know in our hearts that this is what we can do if we want to survive, so few people hold us accountable. Even the most peaceful of us are like this, how much politeness do you expect those guys running around outside the wall to retain?"

"Do you think those people will take risks for money and supplies?"

"They will do anything to survive, but I think these people have little chance." Kong Wei shook his head.

"how to say?"

"You may not realize it from looking at it, but the security of this camp is actually quite tight. Everyone is tense and prepared for a fight at any time. It is not that easy for any outsider to sneak in casually." Kong Wei's expression suddenly became proud.

Got up.

"You are quite confident in the security work here."

"The prosthetic bodies on those guards are not for nothing," Kong Wei stretched out his hand and tapped his own eyes. "One prosthetic eye is enough to scan whether you are carrying suspicious items, and the network in this place is not connected, so don't worry.

Got scammed by a hacker.”

Aaron then recalled the way the guard looked at him when he entered Kong Yuzhang's office. It turned out that he was being scanned at that time.

"If you want to bring some dangerous objects into the camp, the chance of success for outsiders is not very high, or the possibility of being a traitor is higher. The outsiders can at most help transport the explosives into the ninth district." Kong Wei ignored Aaron and continued his analysis.

Looking at the possibility, "In addition, ordinary people in the camp should not have a chance. They are inspected with the same strictness as outsiders. If you have to say who is the most suspicious, I think it is the guards. They carry weapons and can easily appear under the light."

Black situation.”

"Oh..." This analysis made Aaron look at him with admiration. He thought he was a waste who couldn't do anything, but he did things in a very orderly manner.

"I told you not to look at me like that!" Kong Wei then glared at Aaron again and protested angrily.

"Sorry, sorry, I was the one who made the first impression." Aaron smiled bitterly and apologized to Kong Wei, "I think what you said makes sense. The question now is how should we investigate the guards who are originally responsible for interrogating others?"

When Aaron asked this, Kong Wei's eyes were filled with confusion. He first fell into confused thinking, and then his face suddenly turned the color of pig liver without knowing what he was thinking, and he threw a look at Aaron that the other party could not understand for a moment.

Angry eyes.

"So, there is nothing we can do?" Aaron was stunned for a moment, and then he understood the source of the anger in Kong Wei's eyes.

"...I can't help it. I am a loser and an outsider. Even if I show my uncle's face, I will only be perfunctory." Probably knowing that he would not be able to get through this time, Kong Wei replied in a rude manner.

"Are you already recognized as a waste in the camp? This place has only been built a few days ago." This time it was Aaron's turn to be confused. It had not been long since the incident, and the forced relocation order for the prosthetic implanters had not even arrived yet.

Deadline, how on earth can Kong Wei ruin his reputation so quickly?

"What do you think I think?!" Kong Wei glared back angrily, "When the camp was first built, I asked my uncle for a job that I thought was easy, but it turned out that I failed and was embarrassed in front of everyone.

After that, everyone thought I was a waste, even the children pointed at my spine and laughed at me."

"That's quite miserable." Aaron couldn't replicate Kong Wei's experience and couldn't relate to it. He had experienced the feeling of being excluded in a group many times in the police station.

"How about you ask my uncle to replace him? Don't make things worse again just because you brought me in." After saying this, even Kong Wei's last bit of confidence in himself was almost exhausted, he lowered his head and muttered.

Said sarcastically.
Chapter completed!