"Then I'll go in and take a look myself," Xiao He said helplessly.

"Halt! This area is now sealed off."

"Blockade? I didn't see any blockade lines. Who put them up?"

"I sealed it."

"..."

This time, Xiao He was truly certain that she had a problem with him.

"Go away. I said it's none of your business, and that means it. You don't need to meddle." Xiao Ai didn't want to stay any longer and turned around before she finished speaking.

"So, you know that criminal?" Xiao He asked bluntly.

"I don't need to explain myself to you."

Xiao Ai didn't turn her head back, leaving only a cold, indifferent silhouette.

Xiao He didn't chase after her, but silently pondered her words in his mind.

“She probably didn’t lie to you. Let’s go.” Wang Xuefeng said.

Xiao He turned his head and glanced at Xiao Ai, who was still busy. Although he was a little unwilling to not be able to go in, it was not to the point that he had to force his way in.

"Since she's investigating, let's just wait for the results." Wang Xuefeng wasn't in a hurry.

"Hmm, I just find it a little strange." Xiao He summoned the car that he had just put away.

The two got into the car one after the other.

"How so?"

"This pastor initially experimented on animals, and after succeeding, he began experimenting on humans. But if it was only for killing, excluding psychological distortion, isn't this using a sledgehammer to crack a nut?" Xiao He asked.

"Yes." Wang Xuefeng nodded.

"If they're trying to shift the blame onto me or smear my reputation, aren't they treating everyone else like fools?"

"Yes."

"Is it really true, as she said, that it has nothing to do with me?" Xiao He was filled with doubts.