"I shouldn't have entrusted you as the organization's teammate, Frank," said a very irritated Jansen. A long time ago, before deciding to build the Parasitic Creature Eradication Organization, Frank was the one who came up with the idea of building a protection agency. Frank was also the one who first discovered a strange virus in the human body-which Jansen later researched in his company's laboratory. The development of the virus turned into a strangely shaped parasitic monster. At first it only grew small, but over time it became large. That's when Jansen and Frank knew that the parasitic virus would develop and grow even bigger. Even the small monster form that developed from the parasitic virus had already attacked one of the laboratory staff, then the laboratory staff experienced bodily changes like the first victim of the first virus. "You were the one who detected the possibility that the virus would spread to people, which led to the creation of the organization, Fran

"Do you know the history of this organization?" Richard asked. "If you do, we might be able to work together to improve the organization." Jansen's eyebrows furrowed. "What do you mean improve?" Richard was silent for a moment. He took a deep breath, then let out a long sigh. "For some reason, I feel that this organization is not well managed," Richard replied, expressing his thoughts. "The reason why I started looking into the history of this organization, I realized since the monster incubator room. What was the original cause of this organization, which was supposed to eradicate parasitic monsters, but instead spread viruses and conducted dangerous experiments?" Jansen was immediately dumbfounded by Richard's words. On the one hand, he was a little touched by Richard's thoughts, like having someone who also thought the same thing. But on the other hand, Jansen still didn't know how Richard's character really was. "Unfortunately, finding out information about the origi

"Why are you suddenly looking suspiciously at Richard, Jansen?" Matthew asked as he walked hand in hand with Jansen. Jansen was somewhat taken aback by Matthew's question. Ever since learning about Richard from Matthew, Joseph, and Ryann, Jansen couldn't stop thinking about the answer to his confused thoughts. When he realized Matthew's gaze implied astonishment, Jansen was a bit awkward. Jansen averted his eyes from Matthew in order to cover up his awkwardness. "I don't feel suspicion, I just feel strange," Jansen replied a little stiffly. He tried to restrain himself from saying everything outright. Matthew immediately frowned and tilted his head slightly. He noticed Jansen's gesture as if he was hiding something. "Can't you be specific?" Matthew asked. Jansen looked back at Matthew again. He gave a brief smile and shook his head. "It's nothing really serious. It's just that the last few days I keep running into Richard, whether by chance or not," Jansen explained. M

"I don't know why... I saw the look in that monster's eyes... so pitiful," Jansen continued. He was still trying to neutralize his throat which was still feeling a choking sensation. Matthew frowned, then turned to look at Hansel. Matthew seemed to have no idea what Jansen was talking about. "What do you mean? That monster attacked you and it even had the heart to kill you," Matthew said. "I know it's hard for you to believe, but that's exactly what I witnessed, Matthew. I saw how the monster's eyes radiated anger and sadness at me," said Jansen, who told the story with some nervousness. "Jansen, you seem to still be in a regretful mood after hearing the story of the middle-aged woman who lost her child after becoming a monster," Matthew replied while shaking his head. Jansen had guessed that Matthew wouldn't believe his words so easily. But on the other hand, Jansen wanted to tell Matthew that what he had witnessed was not a lie. "I witnessed it with my own two eyes

"What made you so curious about that document?" asked William. Jansen let out a long sigh as he rubbed his temples. He didn't know how to explain to William. "I don't know how to explain to you. But I can assure you that I need that document to stop Frank from doing these crazy experiments," said Jansen with conviction. William looked at Jansen seriously. Soon William suddenly laughed sarcastically which implied mockery to Jansen. "I didn't expect you to say that. What makes you so sure you can destroy Frank's experiments?" asked William. Jansen had expected William's response to be like this. That's why he had prepared himself so that he could control his passionate ambition. Not only did he want to cancel Frank's experiments, but he also wanted to teach Frank a lesson. "I had expected you to feel unsure of me. If I tell you now, I can't give you physical proof," Jansen retorted. "You won't believe a word I say either-which may sound like heroic nonsense. I just