Rebirth of the Campus Special Forces

But would Monk Huida believe his words so easily?

The answer is no.

Monk Huida stared at Dama and smiled softly: "Your acting skills are quite good. I almost believed it, but it's a pity..."

The implication is that Monk Huida concluded that Da Ma was acting and lying.

Da Ma couldn't help being surprised, but soon laughed: "I'm still stupid, and I actually told the truth. I should lie to you and say that someone paid me to kill you. In this way, maybe you will spare my life."

...Brother, I’m sorry for you, I’m sorry for you!”

If Da Ma had not hesitated before, perhaps Monk Huida would really believe it now.

That’s right, Monk Huida was just trying to fool Malaysia.

Unfortunately, the change in Da Ma's expression before was fleeting, but it was still caught in the eyes of Monk Huida, who had been staring at him.

Monk Huida must have concluded that Da Ma was acting, but he still didn't know why Da Ma said this and what he was hiding.

"Okay! You said that your brother was killed by me, then you should tell me where your brother was killed by me, which city and which bar? Also tell me how old your brother was at the time!

"Monk Huida looked at Da Ma with a smile, wanting to see how he could continue to perform the trick.

But Da Ma was not stupid, and such specific information would definitely be revealed. He immediately closed his mouth and refused to answer. After a few seconds, he couldn't help but speak again: "Anyway, you will die, whether you say it or not."

Is there any difference?"

Monk Huida was silent for more than ten seconds before speaking again: "I think you are protecting someone by lying, right? The difference between telling or not is life and death!"

Dama didn't expect that he still hadn't deceived Monk Huida. He was very upset, but instead of talking angrily, he sneered: "You'd better save these words to deceive children!"

Monk Huida was stunned and frowned. His threat had no effect on Da Ma, which somewhat surprised him.

The one next door is not a softie, and the one in front of me looks like a tough guy.

He suddenly had a headache. These two guys were so tough-talking. It seemed like they couldn't do it without some seasoning.

Just when he was about to ask someone to take action, Da Ma spoke again: "You'd better stop talking, I won't say anything, so just give me a good time!"

Originally, Monk Huida was a little helpless. After hearing what Da Ma said, his eyes suddenly lit up and a smile appeared on his lips: "Since you know that whether you say it or not, it will lead to death, then I will no longer lie.

You are."

He picked up the tea cup on the table and took a sip of water before continuing: "You have killed several of my brothers. You really can't escape the word death. There is still a difference between saying it and not saying it. I think you know it very well.

.”

Having said this, Monk Huida paused and did not intend to elaborate further. He just looked at Da Ma quietly.

Dama trembled when Monk Huida stared at him with his burning eyes. He began to feel weak and couldn't help but wonder, could it be that Monk Huida saw something?

The more he thought about it, the more frightened he became, so he opened his mouth and shouted: "Ok! If you have the guts, kill me now. I tell you, even if I become a ghost, I won't let you go! Hahahaha!"

Monk Huida heard Da Ma laughing out loud, and he laughed too. Da Ma couldn't help but feel confused. He stopped laughing and looked at Monk Huida with a puzzled look on his face. He couldn't understand what he was laughing about.

Was what I just said a joke?

Monk Huida immediately stopped smiling, and then slowly said: "Being a ghost? I'm afraid you won't be able to be a ghost if you don't tell me. Have you ever seen a ghost with only one head? Oh no, the head shouldn't be either.

Yes, did you hear the dog barking in the back alley? I think it is hungry, do you think it will be interested in your hands, feet and feet?"

"You...what do you want to do?" After listening to Monk Huida's words, Da Ma's throat trembled, obviously he was afraid.

Seeing this, Monk Huida nodded secretly, finally having a breakthrough.

He stood up slowly, turned around and walked to the window at the back, looked down, then turned around and sat on the window edge and looked at Dama: "Do you really want to know? I don't like to just move.

I'm just a talker, but I prefer something more practical. Are you sure you want me to demonstrate to you?"

Dama calmed down and kept telling himself that Monk Huida was just scheming and not telling the truth.

After taking a deep breath to adjust his mood, Da Ma stared at Monk Huida and tried his best to raise a trace of disdain at the corner of his mouth: "Come on! Come on! Demonstrate it to me! It's best to kill me and then throw it down to feed the dogs. Come on.

ah!"

Seeing that Da Ma was still holding on for dear life at this time, Monk Huida signaled to the two Shanhai Gang brothers. One of them walked out of the room and returned soon.

It's just that he just walked out of the room empty-handed, and now he had two watermelon knives in his hand.

When Da Ma saw the two watermelon knives, his expression suddenly changed, but he still refused to loosen his mouth: "Do you think this is the first time I have seen such a low-level guy? Come on! Give me two knives on my chest.

, come on!”

Monk Huida felt like scolding his mother. Did this guy really intend to shed tears when he saw the coffin?

However, this is not the first time that Monk Huida has done this kind of thing, so he will naturally not hesitate because of it. Since Malaysia will not shed tears until he sees the coffin, let him see the coffin.

"Do you know why I like the watermelon knife? Because human blood is as red as watermelon juice, and the knife is like cutting a watermelon. It's very refreshing!" When Monk Huida said this,

Keep your eyes on the big horse.

After finishing the sentence, Da Ma still had no intention of opening his mouth, so he walked behind the two Shanhai Gang brothers and asked quietly: "Have they been sharpened? They can't stand being cut with a knife for a long time.

One hand."

The two looked at each other, and after understanding what Monk Huida meant, they turned to look at Monk Huida at the same time: "I don't have a whetstone, so I should be able to break it with a few cuts."

"How many knives? Well, okay!" Monk Huida pretended to think for a moment, and then looked at Dama with a pretense of apology: "I'm sorry! It's just a few knives. It's going to be quick. Just be patient.

ah!"

After Monk Huida finished speaking, his face suddenly changed, his eyes became stern, his lips moved, and he just said two words: "Do it!"

However, just these two words finally made the tense Dama unable to bear it again, and shouted: "No, no, I say, I will say anything!"

Hearing Dama's words, Monk Huida finally breathed a sigh of relief. Damn it, I really thought this guy was really a hero!