Starting to Gain Experience from Push-Ups

Those captured members of the Noah Organization were as tight-lipped as stones in a latrine.

They seemed to have undergone special training or perhaps had leverage held against them by the Noah Organization.

To the extent that they'd rather bite open a poison pill hidden in their mouths to end themselves than leak even the slightest bit of information.

Only a few couldn't withstand the intense pressure of the Special Search Team's interrogation methods, mentally broke down, and disclosed a bit of intelligence.

The code name for their operation this time was "Demon Hunting Operation," and the target was a young man in the orphanage, named "Smiling Demon."

And this "Smiling Demon" happened to be the notorious recent serial killer.

Staring deeply at the devilish smiley face on the wall, a bold suspicion began to form in Gao Jin's mind.

However, there was still a suspicion...

Why did the intelligence transmitted by Xu Hao, the insider, indicate that the Noah Organization was targeting the children in the orphanage?

Was the boy deliberately concealing information, or was the situation so urgent that he couldn't explain it clearly?

Gao Jin thought for a moment, then issued an order to Liu Yuan:

"After completing the site survey and autopsy, organize all the related documents of this case into a file and send it to me."

"Yes!"

Liu Yuan immediately stood at attention and responded.

After giving his instructions, Gao Jin turned to leave.

But just as he reached the door, he seemed to remember something and turned back to ask:

"You just said that the commandeered police car was driven out of the alert zone last night?"

"Yes, sir."

Gao Jin's gaze narrowed, and a key thought connected within his mind.

"After returning, hand over all the driving records obtained from the positioning system, together with the case file, to me."

The positioning system installed in the police car could not only monitor the vehicle's real-time location but also record in detail the complete driving routes, speed changes, and stops of the vehicle within a specific period.

Although Liu Yuan felt a bit puzzled inside, he straightforwardly complied and saluted as he saw the three leave.

Gao Jin stepped on the muddy ground and walked out of the slaughterhouse, his gaze again sweeping across the woods and roads surrounding the yard.

His eyes deep, lost in thought.

Then, he led Zhou Liang and Ali to the off-road vehicle and quickly drove away from the scene.

Among the crowd gathered around the slaughterhouse, two gazes were quietly watching them.

They were two middle-aged men who appeared ordinary.

Upon seeing the off-road vehicle leave, the two exchanged a glance without a trace.

The moment their eyes met, it was as if they were silently communicating something.

From their position, they could just see clearly through the huge gap in the slaughterhouse wall onto the inner wall.

The blood-drawn, spine-chilling devil smiley face.

Meanwhile, at the other end of the city in Wenchuan District, Feihong Road.

The "Midnight Forest" bar had just taken down the "Closed for Rest" sign.

After 1 p.m., more customers gradually filled the once deserted bar.

The music began to beat powerfully, and men and women swayed slightly with their drinks in hand.

The entire atmosphere of the bar slowly became more vibrant.

As if waiting for the impending, invigorating sleepless night.

The door to the VIP lounge on the second floor opened silently.

Fang Cheng put on a clean gray tracksuit, casually slinging a backpack containing the bloodied clothes over his shoulder.

Ignoring the noise downstairs, he left through the secluded back door and came to the street.

The weather was a bit gloomy, with pedestrians and vehicles passing hurriedly along the street.

Wooo——Wooo——

A police car with flashing lights roared past the street corner, breaking the afternoon's oppressive stillness.

Fang Cheng squinted slightly, a faint smile appearing at the corner of his mouth.

His sunny disposition resembling that of a college student who just finished a weekend party and was preparing to head home.