Bain wanted to laugh again when he heard this.

In that situation, the girl was still paying attention to whether the other person was good-looking or not.

However, he managed to hold back after being glared at by his partner, Jobri, who knew him well.

"Ahem, Ms. Auburn, is that right? Besides being good-looking, do you have any other clues to provide us, such as hair color, eye color, whether there are any scars on your body or face, and what kind of clothes you are wearing?"

Bain asked the police the questions they were supposed to ask, in a serious tone.

The girl tilted her head and thought about it carefully.

"It seemed to be brown hair, or maybe black, I can't remember the color of the eyes, and it was wearing a cloak that looked like it was just wrapped in cloth."

Even Jobri was somewhat helpless this time.

The girl used several uncertain words such as "seems like" and "looks like".

In the end, aside from the fact that the genderless person the girl mentioned at the beginning was good-looking, nothing else mattered. Oh, and the brown or black hair too.

"Guys, maybe you should come and take a look at this!"

The female forensic doctor, who was examining the body on the ground, called out in this direction.

Jobry, Bain, and several officers walked over together, and even the girl curiously approached.

Upon closer inspection, they discovered that the female forensic doctor had removed the lining of the drunkard's coat.

The skin underneath was exposed.

"How could he..."

One of the officers couldn't help but ask in surprise.

The drunkard's skin was excessively pale, and his bones were clearly visible, making him look like a skinny man who had been malnourished for a long time.

The police officer was astonished, finding it to be merely the skin of an alcoholic, but the forensic pathologist, Belle, offered a different explanation.

"This person may not have been very fat before, but he was definitely not thin."

As she spoke, her gloved fingers moved to the lower abdomen of the corpse and pinched a layer of wrinkled skin.

"See this layer of skin? It means that this person's subcutaneous fat was definitely much thicker before."

"Moreover, many similar wrinkled skin folds can be found under the armpits and on the sides of the limbs."

Bain interrupted the female medical examiner.

"Wait, are you trying to tell us that this guy just had full-body liposuction, then went out drinking, and then attempted rape?"

The female forensic pathologist stared directly into Bain's eyes until he looked away before continuing to speak.

"Alright, Bane, stop fooling around. Would you believe that? Take a look at this instead."

After speaking, the female forensic doctor turned the deceased's head to the side, exposing a section of the neck near the back of the neck.

There were two tiny holes on it, she pointed to them with her finger.

"The distance is roughly the location of the human's vestigial canine teeth."

Apart from the still calm female forensic doctor, everyone else was a little stunned.

The cup of coffee in Jobri's hand fell to the ground, splashing liquid onto his and Bain's trouser legs.

"Hey buddy, watch out, these are my new pants!"

Jobri ignored this clown.

"Belley, don't tell me this guy has run into a vampire!"

The female forensic doctor shrugged.

"Hmm! I cut the artery in the deceased's left wrist, but not much blood came out. Although blood will start to coagulate after death, it will take at least 8 to 10 hours for it to flow out. In other words..."

The female forensic pathologist, Belle, paused for a moment.

"The deceased had almost lost all his blood before he died. As for why there was also fat loss and muscle atrophy, we need to take the body back for a detailed examination."

Bain stared incredulously at the bite marks on the corpse's neck, then at the corpse's left wrist.

He whispered, "Oh my God!"

But if we're talking about who was the most excited person there, it would undoubtedly be the girl who called 911.

At this moment, she covered her mouth and nose with both hands, and her breathing was very rapid.

Some people look around suspiciously, and then suddenly look up at the sky.

Noticing her expression, Bain subconsciously asked her a question.

"Ma'am, you just said that the person was hanging upside down like a bat at the beginning, right?"

The girl nodded with some doubt.

She remembered that the man's original target was clearly her, not the drunkard on the ground.

"Officer, I would like to request that you take me home."

"I'm sorry, ma'am, you'd better come with us to the police station to have your case recorded, and let me give you a medical check-up while we're at it."

The answer she received was from the female forensic pathologist, Belle, who stood up from the ground.

"Okay, okay."

As long as I'm not alone, that's fine.

More than half an hour later.

The body was covered in a body bag, loaded onto a vehicle, and several parked police cars subsequently returned to the police station.

In the car, Bain made a joke to Jobry, who was driving.

"It seems it's neither Spider-Man nor Batman, but a vampire."

Jobri responded expressionlessly as he drove.

"These villains nowadays are getting more and more cunning; they've even drained people of their blood! Don't let me catch you!"

Bane rolled his eyes, but he was clearly not entirely convinced that it really was a vampire.

A single bloodied corpse is not enough to draw any conclusions.

I believe that there are definitely things that modern technology can achieve.

...

Wu You conveyed a message to the vampire named Karl remotely through his mind.

"Don't go too far."

...

I don't know who posted the information about someone being drained of blood by a vampire in the back alley of a bar on the Internet.

Some busybodies on Twitter retweeted this message.

I wonder which incredibly resourceful netizen hacked into the police station's internal network or if there's something else going on.

Surprisingly, a video was released, showing the female forensic pathologist, Belle, explaining the cause of the alcoholic's death to a group of police officers.

The video was immediately shared by Twitter users.

The result was surprising, especially to Wu You, that there wasn't much online talk about vampires.

Instead, numerous vampire fanatic groups emerged.

They believed that vampires were righteous, that they saved the girl who was about to be raped, and that they were friends of humans.

They openly proclaimed their desire to receive the Embrace.

What Wu You didn't expect was that a large number of religious groups also emerged.

They blatantly proclaim the power and existence of the god they believe in, especially the unknown cults.

If even one of these cults appeared in China, it would be a serious matter, and they would be completely suppressed.

But there are many in the United States, which is typical of developed Americans.

Wu You put down his phone, somewhat dumbfounded.

What's with this reaction from Westerners? Did I log into the wrong network?

Such a viral online story naturally reached the attention of many circumvention users in China.

Some people also downloaded the news and videos and posted them on domestic websites.

However, domestic netizens are more rational and calm, offering various analyses ranging from mythology to science in a very logical and reasonable manner.

They usually treat it as gossip.

This perfectly reflects the true nature of the bystander.

While the vampire craze on the internet shows no signs of abating, some vampires have already quietly integrated into people's lives.