Song Mengmeng and Yan Di, realizing they couldn't offer any help with what was to come, decided to go home and wait for news.
"Are those things really that difficult to deal with?!"
Song Mengmeng hesitated for a moment, then turned around and habitually tugged at Yan Di's sleeve, asking him in a low voice.
The Underworld Emperor never usually intervenes in these matters; this is the first time. Therefore, Song Mengmeng's intuition tells her that this situation is perhaps more complex and difficult to handle than she imagined.
Do you know what a virus is?!
Yan Di didn't hide anything and calmly explained to Song Mengmeng, "These things are a bit like viruses. They don't have a physical form; they've always existed as spirits."
But as you know, if something exists only as a spirit without a physical form, it's dangerous; after all, without a layer of protection, a spirit is extremely vulnerable to external attacks. Secondly, it's inconvenient.
Many things cannot be accomplished by relying solely on a spirit without a physical body.
So these things gradually evolved a kind of ability—parasitism, and then possession!
Their possession of another's body can completely evade the detection of the Heavenly Dao, taking over everything of the host without anyone knowing. Even if they do something harmful to the world along the way, the host will ultimately take the blame!
Because of this characteristic, as this group grew and developed, they became increasingly greedy, brutal, and reckless.
They don't need to worry about the rules and punishments of this world falling on them, so once they control their host, they will do whatever they want.
The worst outcome would be that their unrestrained and reckless actions would ruin the world!
For example, the world he left last collapsed completely due to the rampant behavior of these parasites.
Fortunately, they discovered the situation in time and were able to control the locust swarm in its early stages.
"Then, after the blood curse is detonated, will this parasitic spirit also die?!" Song Mengmeng thought about the terrifying destructive power of the explosion before, and felt that if it was applied to the spirit, the person behind it probably wouldn't have an easy time either.
"They probably didn't die, but they must have paid a price." Perhaps because of Song Mengmeng's reminder, Yan Di suddenly had another idea. He slowed down the car and told Song Mengmeng, "Call Hu Yue. I have something to ask her."
Seeing Yan Di's extremely serious and earnest appearance, Song Mengmeng could guess that he must have thought of something, so she didn't hesitate and decisively dialed Hu Yue's number.
"Hu Yue, have you obtained the life trajectory of the suspect who cast the blood curse before?!" As soon as the call connected, Yan Di didn't delay and directly asked the key question he wanted to know.
"We got it. He's a journalist from the smog-ridden country and has been living in the city for over two years. We've asked his colleagues and friends about his personality, and he's always been a mild-mannered person. In fact, the day before the incident, he even made plans with his friends to go fishing over the weekend!"
So when people found out he had done something like that in the business district, almost no one around him believed him.
Although she didn't know why the King of Hell would ask this question, Hu Yue answered him very decisively.
"Then, do you know this person's address when they were listed on the stock exchange?!" Yan Di continued to ask calmly.
"I know." Hu Yue was slightly taken aback, but quickly understood Yan Di's plan: "I'll give you the address. I'll head out from here now. Let's meet at the entrance of his residential complex. I also have some things here that I want to show you."
Following the address Hu Yue had given her, Song Mengmeng quickly turned on the navigation for Yan Di. The two of them made a U-turn at the next intersection and drove directly to a residential area in the suburbs.
When Yan Di and Song Mengmeng arrived, Hu Yue had already been there for a while.
Upon seeing Yan Di and the others get out of the car, Hu Yue quickly walked over to greet them: "I just arrived too. This place is a gathering place for foreigners."
This reporter is a vampire, but this aspect of her identity was not reported upon entry into the country; she chose to conceal it.
This situation is actually quite common.
Because vampires are not very popular, they face very high restrictions in any country they go to.
Therefore, to avoid trouble, vampires often try to conceal their identities in the underworld. Of course, if they don't do anything inappropriate, most people will turn a blind eye and let it go.
This is the situation right now, as seen in the case of the journalist named Valenner.
Although the special task force also had some information about him, because he had always behaved very honestly in China and had not shown any signs of anything amiss, they mainly conducted routine surveillance on him.
But now, this has happened to him.
This commotion has serious consequences, as it has implicated the entire special task force.
"I can't be sure yet, but perhaps we can find some clues in his living environment."
Without offering much explanation, Yan Di, led by Hu Yue, entered Valenna's listed home.
As a vampire who lives alone, Valenna's house is not very big. It has a two-bedroom layout, with one bedroom and the other guest room converted into a study.
And it was in his study, where he usually worked, that Yan Di actually found evidence to support his idea—a diary.
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