I cut reality into a movie

Manning's behavior of confusing experimental data is completely meaningless!

Because the person who can take away these experimental materials from this secret warehouse must be a knowledgeable person. Since he is facing a knowledgeable person, no matter how much garbage Manning mixes in, it is nothing more than dragging down the inspectors to sort out the materials. The speed is not really able to completely hide the information he wants to hide.

unless……

Romon thought about it, and raised the corners of his mouth slightly: "Unless that kid Manning can completely smash the information he has hidden, weave these information into other information in a way that only he can understand, and achieve a kind of There is me, and I have your ultimate state of chaos."

"In this way, Manning can rest assured that his information will not be read by Brody Sr., or by the pharmaceutical company that is hunting him down."

"In this way, even if Manning is caught in the end, he can continue to negotiate terms with his captors by virtue of his ability to read data, so that he won't be killed immediately."

After some analysis, Romon understood Manning's little thoughts.

Then he sighed for him by the way: "Manning, I have to admit that the multiple insurances you designed for yourself are indeed complete, but it's a pity that the killer you met was me."

"I didn't give you a chance to express your own value, but for the sake of the compactness of the film's story, I directly made you decent."

"But you can rest assured that although you are gone, the information you left behind will not disappear with you. I will be responsible for reading them."

As a little 'comfort' to Manning's spirit in heaven, Romon recited the motto: [I need a pair of glasses, a pair of glasses that can look up all the public documents in the world and automatically mark them. 】

What Manning left behind were seven large boxes of medical materials that looked decent.

If a person wants to compile so much information out of thin air, he must invest a lot of time.

Luo Meng didn't think that Manning had such leisure time, so Luo Meng could be sure that all the experimental materials used to conceal the truth were copied by Manning from the existing materials.

Therefore, as long as Romon can remove all the materials copied and pasted by Manning like a paper plagiarism check, then what will be left in the end is what Manning wants to hide.

Putting on the plagiarism-checking glasses produced by the system, when Romon looked at the seven large boxes of information, most of the words on them were marked by light red bands.

There is no need for Romon to smear it manually, just snap his fingers, and these checked words will disappear instantly.

But even with this inspection method, Romon still felt a little slow.

So he lightly kicked the suitcase on the ground, and the experimental materials in the suitcase flew in the air one by one, passing by Romon's eyes automatically as if being sent on a conveyor belt.

"It's much more efficient that way."

Looking at the papers that kept passing before his eyes, Romon lay down comfortably on the sofa and started his leisurely decryption journey.

In the end, it took Romon less than an hour to interpret all the experimental data in the seven boxes.

Looking at the experimental materials that were finally sorted out on more than 100 sheets of A4 paper, Romon finally saw the treasure that Manning wanted to hide:

Some experimental data of an unknown drug.

Although there is only one part, this part is the most critical part of the whole drug experiment - human experiment.

Judging from the effects of human experiments, this drug is used to stimulate cell regeneration, and its effect is so strong that it can even heal damaged wounds instantly.

However, the side effects of this drug are also very obvious.

It will turn human cells into carcinoids. Although the cells are still normal cells, they will proliferate uncontrollably and cause people to die of body deformation in extreme pain.

"It's a crazy drug, but what's crazier than the drug is the human being itself."

"That brat Manning died so easily. If I had known that he had conducted such a disgusting human experiment, I would have given that bastard a lingering death sentence."

There is no signature on the experiment report, but such confidential experimental data, if Manning had not presided over the experiment himself, how could he have mastered this data.

It's impossible for him to realize that he stole this data from the Oswell Group specifically, and wanted to learn from Snowden's exposure of the Prism Gate and become a hero who dared to leak the dark experiments of the pharmaceutical company.

If he was really this kind of hero, he wouldn't have turned to drug dealers in Sommerla and died at the hands of Romon.

Romon didn't bother to investigate why Manning defected from the Oswell Group.

Whether it's the uneven distribution of spoils, or worrying about silence, these are not Romon's concerns.

The only thing he cares about is that this Oswell Pharmaceutical Group has been added to the villain blacklist, and Romon will find a suitable movie and treat this group as a villain.

However, before dealing with this behind-the-scenes big boss, the Indian pharmaceutical company that assisted it in drug experiments will become the next target for Romon to deal with.

Yes, Manning's drug experiments were conducted in India.

As for why this experiment is going to India, the reason is very simple:

That is, India, as the world's generic drug center, will acquiesce in American pharmaceutical companies conducting human drug experiments in India in order to successfully enter the US market for their generic drugs.

If the government dares to acquiesce, local pharmaceutical companies in India will naturally dare to cooperate.

They dared to cooperate with formal drug experiments, and they also dared to cooperate with irregular drug experiments provided that the money was sufficient.

"Grobo Pharmaceuticals."

"Very well, I remember the name."

"It just happened that I recently filmed "A Game of Cat and Mouse" and flew all over the major cities in the United States. In order to prevent my young audience from looking tired, I can also bring them a little bit of Indian masala flavor."

Thinking that he has gone to India to make a movie, of course, Romon also wants to remake an authentic Indian movie as much as possible.

But for what to shoot, Romon has to look at this Grobo Pharmaceutical Company in detail to see if there is anything special that can give him a good entry point.

With the mentality of collecting information, Romon searched for this pharmaceutical company on Google.

The secret activities of human experimentation must be impossible to find. The only news about this Grobo Pharmaceutical on Google is the lace news of the boss of Grobo Pharmaceutical.

What tidbits.

It's the kind of party that this old man likes to hold, with many girls, few clothes, loud shouts and wild moves.

Of course, if it’s just a party, it’s not a big deal in the wealthy circle, but this old man has a special habit of hosting parties. He likes to find blind performers to perform live music at parties.

I don't know whether I like the feeling of the blind man's current crime, or simply enjoy the deformed pleasure of molesting the blind man.

"What the hell should I say."

Looking at this weird side news, Romon didn't know what to say for a while.

But soon, he figured it out. After all, in this magical land of India, people don't even spare male lizards. In comparison, the boss of Grobo Pharmaceuticals at least likes humans.

Moreover, the bastard's behavior of bullying the blind performer reminded Romon of an Indian movie he had seen - "The Tuner".

The general plot of this movie is: a pianist pretending to be a blind man seeking inspiration accidentally witnesses a murder during a performance, and then a series of bizarre stories happened.

Blind, played, murdered.

Romon can possess the first two points instantly, but as for the last point...

Roman believes he can direct it.

He has already conceived the tone of the entire movie.

It's not a cool movie like "John Wick" that kills everything by himself, but he uses the real "hand of God" to let the people who participated in the human experiment of Grobo Pharmaceuticals kill each other.

And he will act as a witness, playing passionate music, watching these people fall one by one in front of him, and when there is only the last person left on the other side, he will open his mouth to solve the mystery and let the movie plot reach its climax.

hmm~~~

Thinking about it makes this story exciting.

Even before shooting this movie, Romon still needs to get the approval of the audience.

Through the system to go online across the world, while uploading "Cat and Mouse Game", Romon conceived the words to attract the audience.

While he was fighting wits with his audience, a rally against Sequence Five was being held on the top floor of the Oswell Building on Manhattan Island, New York.

Close to Central Park, the Oswell Building obviously has the best lighting conditions in New York, but its large conference room on the top floor has the curtains tightly drawn, and only a little sunlight penetrates through the gap in the middle of the curtains. Outlined a few sporadic figures in the conference room.

"Cough cough cough cough."

Coughing before speaking, a rickety figure like a dead tree, who seemed to be going west at any time, said in a deep voice to Sequence Five: "Sequence Five, you should know how important that experimental data is, but you haven't let me see it yet. it."

"Sequence One, listening to your old tone, is Manning's death my fault?"

He didn't care about Sequence One's accusations at all, Sequence Five was just leisurely using a brush to maintain his nails.

"It's not your fault, is it my fault!"

Sequence One habitually asked questions about relying on the old to sell the old, and then he was speechless by Sequence Five's pair: "Manning is your subordinate, Manning is the India you sent, and Manning's defection is because you didn't give enough chips. "

"So Manning's death, no matter how you look at it, is a problem with your Sequence One."

"As for me, I just help you find someone. I found someone, and then he died first. Can this still be my problem?"

Sliding his deep purple eyes, Sequence Five looked at the old man playfully.

"You bastard!"

Fearing that the old Sequence One would be at risk of going to the West if he was bullied like this, Bannon, who is the project manager of the Sequence Project, persuaded him: "Calm down, doctor, calm down."

Comforting Sequence One and returning to his seat, Bannon looked at Sequence Five helplessly: "Sequence Five, what do you say I should say about you, you should know how much the chairman attaches importance to Sequence One experiment, you..."

"It's impossible to have the elixir of life, stop dreaming!"

Sequence Five directly interrupted Bannon, who was pretending to be a good person, and said: "I study brain science and pharmacology, and dreaming is not within the scope of my research."

"Bannon, the order you gave me was to find Manning, I found him for you, and I completed the task for you, so stop doing these inexplicable things for me."

"I am not interested!"

After Sequence Five finished speaking, he leaned back directly, put his feet in tasseled boots on the conference table, and assumed a nonchalant attitude.

"you!"

Sequence Five's attitude made Bannon angry, but at the same time he was helpless.

Although he is nominally the supervisor of Dr. Sequence, he is very clear in his heart that his supervisor can be changed at any time, and these Dr. Sequences cannot be replaced.

The biggest punishment he could impose on Sequence Five was to put her in confinement, and she had to apply to the company, and after a number of senior executives studied and judged, she could be locked up for a few days in a symbolic sense.

Otherwise, if these sequence doctors really shut down something wrong, it will be the company itself that will lose.

Taking a few deep breaths, and ignoring the thorny girl of Sequence Five, Bannon turned to look at a middle-aged man around 40 years old beside him.

Before Bannon could speak, the middle-aged man smiled: "Director Bannon, don't worry, for the sake of the teacher and even my grandfather, I will definitely bring back the brand new experimental data."

Although the experiment was conducted in India, in view of the danger of the experiment, even a pharmaceutical empire like Oswell had to control the number of experiments as much as possible.

After all, the more experiments, the greater the possibility of thunderstorms. As a pharmaceutical company, Oswell still needs to consider its public image.

This time the Oswell Group decided to go to India for the second time to conduct experiments, and the chairman couldn't hold on anymore, and urgently needed this possible longevity medicine to save his life.

As for the person who was ordered to go out to conduct experiments when he was in danger, it was the chairman's grandson-Joseph Oswell.

Smiling to promise, Joseph looked at Sequence Five with complicated eyes.

He is greedy for Sequence Five's appearance and figure, but he is also afraid of this woman's terrible poisoning methods, so Joseph has been begging his grandfather, the chairman, if he can come forward and marry Sequence Five to him.

Including this time he took the initiative to go to India to obtain experimental data, also to make grandpa happy and make grandpa agree to his request.

Feeling Joseph's fiery gaze as if licking it, the sequence was unprecedented, and he smiled back at Joseph for the first time:

Mr. Fox, who got the data from Manning's experiment, will definitely go to India to deal with Grobo Pharmaceuticals.

I hope you two can meet each other perfectly and get along happily~

Chapter 101 Blind men are fake, and ugly women are fake too

"Officer Tifa, what are you up to?"

"What else can I do, but to deal with the follow-up of his case for a certain Mr. Painter."

Probably stretching himself, Tifa on the other end of the phone let out a comfortable moan, and then asked curiously: "By the way, did you take action on Marlowe's side? Why did he take a long vacation at the critical time of dealing with old Brody?" ?”

"Hey, it's not considered a shot." Romon grinned: "I just sent all the videos in his mobile phone to his wife."

"If he is a gentleman with a clear conscience, then he will not encounter any problems, but judging from the current situation, he is still far from being a gentleman."

Hearing Romon's smirk, Tifa shook her head helplessly, and changed the subject, "Forget it, let's not talk about that bastard, let's talk about you, did you get what Manning hid in the Brody family?"

"I got it, but this thing is worse than I imagined."

Romon's voice turned heavy: "What I got is a piece of experimental data, a piece of experimental data belonging to the Oswell Group, which is full of 197 human lives."

"197 lives?"

Facing the horrific death data, Tifa said angrily, "What kind of shit drug experiment is this? This is murder at all! Naked murder!"

Unlike ordinary police officers who can't leave their mouths with 'Fuck', the well-educated Tifa will only swear uncontrollably when she is extremely angry.

"Romon, what are you going to do with the Oswell Group? I know you won't let it go."

I have to say that experience can really change a person completely.

Back in San Francisco, when Tifa first met Romon, she was still worried about small local gangs like the Rubble Gang, but today, she can calmly ask how to deal with a huge medical complex.