Hyuga Reasonable: "...?"

He was at a loss for a moment.

What's happening here?

Although there are various problems with the system, such as secretly saying that he is very weird, such as the mall always offering "caring" targeted discounts, and sometimes it feels like he is in arrears with his IQ.

But...it doesn't seem to have gone wrong, right?

It was still such an obvious mistake, and the sound of the lag was full of confusion. It was stuck one after another, and I was also confused at the same time.

The bomb hit him and he didn't get stuck. Why did the system get stuck...?

Hagiwara Kenji paused for a moment. He reached out and patted Hinata's reasonable back comfortingly before asking with a smile: "What's wrong?"

"Officer Hagiwara cut the line so quickly, I was a little surprised." Hinata made a random joke.

"Really? I practiced with Kojinpei for a while before, so my hand speed is a little faster." Hagiwara Kenji smiled again, confirming that Hinata was reasonable and had no negative emotions, then lowered his head and continued to observe the bomb carefully.

The drone had not flown away yet and was still stuck in the air. Hinata looked up at it reasonably.

Suddenly, the system that had been constantly lagging became smoother.

It says all the prompts in one breath:

[Multiplayer mission detected: 'Victim boy worth 200 million'

Mission details: At this time, countless people in Tokyo are praying for you, praying that you will be safe...or at least not hurt your face.

Mission requirements: Survive as safely as possible while maintaining the integrity of your appearance.

Mission reward: 444 points for helping others (for every additional person who thinks ‘I hope this boy is safe’, the point will automatically be 1, the upper limit is 444 people)]

Hinata read all the prompts in one breath, and then slowly typed out a series of question marks.

……ah?

He repeatedly looked at the mission reward column and finally confirmed that it was not 4 points, nor 44 points, but a full 444 points.

That’s more than four hundred points!

Even the previous mission, which required Hirota Masami, was only 100 points. This mission was the most generous reward that Hinata had ever seen.

It was so generous that he immediately accepted it, then pondered for a moment, and discussed with the system in a tentative tone, "Isn't 444 unlucky enough? 4444 points is enough unlucky."

system:[……]

It callously ignored it and continued prompting:

[Task 'Organization member Mr. A's concerns' detected

Mission description: Sure enough, you can't leave the energetic guy idle, otherwise he will tease himself... he should be teasing himself, right?

Mission requirements: Immortality.

Task reward: 30 points]

This direction is very clear, Hinata understands it reasonably and instantly, and he must be an enthusiastic boss.

[Task 'Mr. A's Worries' detected

Mission description: Excessive movement and the huge impact of the explosion will collapse the body that is barely maintaining its status quo.

Mission requirements: No serious injuries.

Mission reward: 100 points]

Hyuga Reasonable: "...?"

Didn't your boss just send you a task? Why did another one pop up?

Moreover, this 'Mr. A's Worry' looks very familiar, and the mission rewards are also very familiar. Apart from the mission description and requirements, it is basically the same as the mission of Hirota Masami.

Is it because the boss has not lost his "enthusiastic and kind" persona and is even more enthusiastic, or is there another enthusiastic and generous Mr. A who is quietly issuing tasks?

No matter which one it is, it is impossible to identify it now, and there are more important questions.

After a quick glance at the last two tasks, Hinata returned her gaze to the first task.

He looked at '444 points' again, rounded it up, this is five hundred points, rounded it up again, this is one year of survival time!

After checking it again and again, he raised his head and looked at the drone frozen in the sky.

Obviously, this mission must have been triggered by a live news broadcast, and the helicopter should still be broadcasting the scene on his side in real time.

Other Tokyoites watching the news were silently worried, so they triggered the mission... Damn it, 4444 is the most unlucky number, why isn't the upper limit 4444?

Hagiwara Kenji looked up at him again, then turned to look at the drone, hesitated, "Do you like drones?"

Hinata answered reasonably and quickly, "I like it very much."

But what I like is not the drone itself, but the heavy points it represents.

He stared at the drone for a while with the eyes he used to look at the object of his affection.

Soon, the system stalled again for a few seconds before smoothly prompting:

[Multiplayer mission 'Highly anticipated' detected

Mission description: Justice will always win... Justice with good looks is absolute justice!

Mission requirements: Raise your head and show your face more often, and give everyone a righteous critical blow.

Mission reward: 444 points (the upper limit has been reached)]

Hinata glanced at the mission reward for the first time, and then looked at the mission requirements with great concern, ignoring the strange mission description.

He blinked and looked at the drone again.

The drone frozen in mid-air moved a few times, and it staggered closer again. Every time it got closer to one meter, Hinata wanted to grab the remote control and control it himself.

Which media company is this? It can’t even operate a drone. Someone like him who doesn’t often see drones can operate it smoothly!

The drone was too big to get into the window, so when it got very close to the window, it stopped again and started to stabilize the camera.

Its blades are very large and the noise it makes is very disturbing. The surrounding airflow is accelerated by the blades.

Hinata raised his head reasonably and could feel the air blowing across his face. He blinked in discomfort.

Hagiwara Kenji glanced at the other side of the window and immediately picked up the walkie-talkie, "Keep the drone away."

Even if the criminal asks to watch the situation live, isn't it too much to film the face-to-face shooting at such a close range?

I'm afraid the criminals can clearly see where he went.

And the most important thing is that Hinata is still a minor.

The other party was a victim, and he was obviously curious and fond of drones, so he kept raising his head and looking at the drone obediently. The camera definitely broadcast the other party's appearance clearly.

If this is the case, then there may be copycat criminals, or novice criminals, specifically looking for reasonable trouble for Hinata in order to pay tribute to this case...

In fact, it's all about attention. If a victim who survives a major case is attacked by a new criminal codenamed xxx, then the reputation of the new criminal will definitely soar.

He first stopped dismantling the bomb and reached out to pat Hinata's reasonable shoulder.

When the other person lowered his head and looked over, he patted the other person's head again and said, "Don't look at the drone yet."

In addition to scissors, there were some other things in the equipment box. Hagihara Kenji picked it up, took out a pair of goggles, and handed it to Hinata.
Chapter completed!