I Refused To Be Reincarnated

The woman’s hazel eyes narrowed at her companions’ gruesome carcasses.

Despite the organs littering the blood-soaked floor, she didn’t tremble, and her clear eyes showed no trace of fear. Instead, Adam’s brow rose as she pushed herself off her seat, a disturbing smile tugging at her lips.

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"You look nothing like the man in the recordings." Her voice cut through the disgusting stench as she raised her hands in surrender. "Let’s say I believe you. What do you want me to do?"

Ignoring the woman’s unnatural stoicism, Adam pointed at the computers behind her, his firm voice leaving no place for negotiation.

"Delete any traces of Ignatius’ research and free all the test subjects, beasts included."

"Will you let me live if I do?" The woman leaned forward, smirking as she shook her head. "Of course you won’t. So here is my offer." She lowered her hands and shoved them inside her pockets nonchalantly. "I’ll release the subject. But deleting the files is impossible remotely."

He frowned but guessed why. After taking over Ignatius’ research, the scientists must have made backup copies to avoid similar troubles. And she confirmed it a second later.

"Here is my deal: I’ll guide you to the military facility housing our servers. You can blow them up for all I care, but here is the catch: you’ll need my biometrics to enter." She shrugged at the pierced wall, her gaze dominant. "You’re powerful, but not enough to break in."

He jumped on the table, rolling his eyes at her smug grin and use of weird words he didn’t know. Servers? Biometrics? Humph. He peered into her eyes and sneered.