Livestream: The Adjudicator of Death

Chapter 126-130

Members of the Zero Major Crimes Squad looked at each other.

The games sent by the Death Judge were not too difficult. Even the most difficult games were not life-threatening. Even the simplest games would not hurt the criminals. However, this was only the first game, the Death Inquisitor had not announced how many mini-games there were.

Judy’s phone showed three mini-games. Each mini-game had two missions.

The first was the most difficult. The first mission required Morse to personally dig out an eyeball and the second mission required Rennes to cut off more than a third of his genitals.

One of the two missions had to be completed within three minutes. Otherwise, one of the members would be punished.

The second mission was relatively simple. The first mission required Barnett to personally cut off an ear and give it to him. The second mission required Paulette to cut off one of his fingers.

The third mission was the easiest. The first mission required Rennes to perform oral sex on the other five people. The second mission required Barzel to randomly choose one of the five people to rape.

Judy held her phone tightly. As a member of the Zero Major Crimes Squad, she should really try her best to help the criminals survive. But for some reason, she hesitated. She really wanted to choose the first and most difficult game.

Judy looked up at the crowd. Everyone was looking at her, waiting for her to make a choice. However, as the captain, Ross turned his head in another direction and did not look at her.

She only had five minutes. Nervous sweat kept sliding down her forehead, and her heart was pounding. Her right hand, which was holding the phone tightly, was trembling as if it was going to cramp up.

Time passed by in quick seconds. The people in the schools, in the office buildings, and in NY Times Square were even more nervous than Judy. Five minutes were about to pass. However, the lucky participant still hadn’t made a choice. Everyone thought that there was a high chance that the participant would give up and choose the simplest game by default.

At this moment, the audience in front of the big screen in Times Square didn’t look up at the big screen. Instead, everyone turned on their phones and sent bullet messages crazily, as if they were all participants in the game.

“Hurry up! Please! Choose the most difficult game!”

“Yeah! Hurry up and choose the most difficult game!”

“Don’t let these six bastards Live!”

“It seems that the Death Judge is going to fail this time! It’s hard for ordinary people to make up their minds to decide whether someone lives or dies, even if these people are scum!”

“Yeah! Looks like the lucky participant is really going to give up!”

“Sigh! I can’t criticize this participant, although I really want to let these bastards die! But it’s always easy to see. If I have to choose, I’m afraid I won’t be able to make up my mind!”

“That’s right! After all, not everyone is the Death Inquisitor!”

The audience in the live broadcast room nervously waited for the lucky participant’s final decision.