?Chapter 1159:


    Tears streamed down Marissa’s face as she held Tiffany’s hands. The knowledge of the countless viruses inside Tiffany made her cry uncontrobly.


    Tiffany, originallyposed, was moved, her eyes also filled with tears. “Don’t cry, Marissa. I’m truly okay.”


    Realizing this wasn’t the time for tears, Marissa wiped her eyes and asked, “Tiffany, how did you manage to get here?”


    Tiffany gave Everett a meaningful look, then exined to Marissa, “I’ve been on this cruise the whole time.”


    Marissa frowned, puzzled by what Tiffany meant.


    Tiffany continued, “Beneath us, in the bowels of this ship, many people are imprisoned for experiments, and I was among them. Essentially, Kim has filled this cruise with hundreds of controlled individuals.”


    Marissa and Connor were both shocked.


    Although they had never directly encountered these controlled experimental humans, they were aware of their potential for terror. Marissa particrly remembered Kevin describing his horrific experiences with them.


    One such experimental human was simr to a feral animal. With hundreds aboard, capturing Everett now seemed an unachievable goal, and there was a real risk they could end up being controlled and dominated by him.


    Check new chapters at


    With this realization, Marissa and Connor exchanged worried nces, then both turned their attention to Everett.


    Everett, previously anxious, now appeared rxed and somewhat pleased with himself.


    “I hadn’t intended to reveal this secret, but since Tiffany has already brought it up, there’s no point in hiding it any longer.”


    He looked at Marissa and said, “You won’t be able to leave this ship safely today, so don’t resist. I don’t want to cause you harm.” He then looked at Connor with a malevolent grin. “I’ll present him to my grandfather as a gift. He made a promise to Neil to kill the leader of the Daniels family.”


    Connor responded with a scornfulugh and asked, “Do you really think you can manage that?”


    No sooner had he spoken than a group of bizarre-looking individuals burst into the hall, their hostile res directed fiercely at Connor, clearly determined to kill him.


    These were the experimental humans, products of the shady organization’s virus experiments.


    Encircled by these menacing figures, Marissa maintained aposed exterior, though she was deeply anxious.


    She had the Sunrise on standby, close by, but it would take at least ten minutes to get from there to Everett’s ship. Whether she and Connor could withstand these monsters for that duration was uncertain. The true terror of these creatures would only be revealed once they engaged in battle.


    In battle, ck Snake and Lone Wolf had the power to wipe out an entire army when equipped to face ordinary opponents. However, now that they were unarmed and facing these terrifying monsters, the oue was far from certain.


    Although surrounded by these beings, Marissa and Connor refrained from acting impulsively. They carefully examined their surroundings, with Marissa stepping in front of Tiffany to shield her.


    Everett, who appeared polite on the surface but was actually harsh and impatient, grew increasingly anxious about the dys in this isted location and wanted a quick end.


    He wasted no time in issuingmands, first pointing at Connor. “Kill him!” Then, turning to Marissa, who was beside Connor, he warned, “Anyone who harms her gets thrown into the sea to drown!”


    Following hismands, the controlled crowd rushed forward,unching a savage attack on Connor.


    Marissa didn’t stand by during the attack. She protected Tiffany and helped Connor fight off the monsters, throwing the hall into chaos.


    .


    .


    .