My Ability Pool is Superior-Chapter 77 - 76: Suspect

Shush!

With each blade cutting into flesh, a terrifying scene of blood and gore was created in an incredibly short amount of time.

It must be noted that these parasitic fleshy masses get all their nutrients from the human body.

This means there’s no need to directly target the fleshy mass on the neck; attacking the host body is actually more effective.

Lv Bai figured this out, aiming each slash at the heart of the human body.

With this sudden shift in his fighting style, the monsters present were caught off guard and forced to prioritize protecting their host bodies.

The scene quickly turned to him suppressing the monsters.

But eventually, defense leads to failure. The slender Wild Tachi in Lv Bai’s hands gradually revealed its bloodthirsty fangs, and the flesh monsters fell one after another.

In the blink of an eye, only two monsters remained standing in front of him.

Coincidentally, the remaining two parasitic creatures had human hosts who were none other than Tong Shujuan’s parents.

When Lv Bai raised his blade again, Tong Shujuan, who had been in shock, suddenly came back to her senses, leaping up with a voice like a cuckoo crying blood: "No!"

Thud~

Lv Bai swung horizontally, severing Tong Shujuan’s mother’s neck completely.

The hideous fleshy mass was thrown high into the air before smacking onto the ground.

The last remaining parasitic beast realized the tide had turned against it and without hesitation transformed into the likeness of Tong Shujuan’s father.

"Juan." It shouted loudly towards Yao Yi and Tong Shujuan, trying to grasp a glimmer of hope.

But Lv Bai showed no sign of mercy, swiftly chopping its head off.

"Ahhhh!!!"

Tong Shujuan witnessed her parents’ beheadings right before her eyes, screamed, rolled her eyes, and fainted on the spot.

Yao Yi quickly caught her, then looked at Lv Bai, asking with a bitter smile: "Brother Lv, what now? You’ve essentially killed someone’s parents, right?"

...

The sound of police sirens filled the street.

Red and blue lights flashed wildly, stinging the eyes.

A yellow police line was set up around the junkyard, with a large crowd gathered outside, mostly elderly with gray hair, hardly any young people.

Well, someone called the police.

In a small county, relationships are not as distant as in the big city, neighbors are generally more caring.

Hearing the hysterical screams from the Tong Family, it’d be strange if nearby residents didn’t call the police.

Initially thinking it was some domestic dispute, only two officers came in a patrol car to mediate.

Little did they expect, upon arriving, they found several corpses. The officers, having never seen such a gruesome crime scene, immediately reported to the city bureau.

The city bureau took it very seriously, perhaps overly so.

A hundred officers were dispatched from the city bureau and it took over half an hour to arrive on site.

"Are we sure this is the primary crime scene?" Pu Guangrong asked after observing the bloodstains on the ground.

Being an experienced detective with over twenty years on the force, he had to admit, this was not the most brutal crime scene he had ever seen, but the perpetrator was the most brazen he’d encountered.

The suspect apprehended at the scene showed no sign of remorse, even chuckling lightly.

Admittedly, the heads of the bodies on the scene looked bizarre, but the preconceived notion was simply that the culprit was unusually savage.

In the corner, Lv Bai and Yao Yi sat handcuffed, guarded by several officers.

Pu Guangrong stepped forward, grabbing Lv Bai by the collar and lifting him up: "Spill it, where did you hide the murder weapon?"

"No, officer, I told you already, those monsters were trying to kill us..."

Before Yao Yi could finish his sentence, a young officer behind Pu Guangrong landed a punch on him.

"What did these elderly folks do to you? How could you be so ruthless?!" The young officer, eyes red with anger, shouted, neck muscles tense.

Yao Yi was left dizzy from the punch, clearly needing a moment to recover.

Worried the young officer might cause trouble, Pu Guangrong quickly released Lv Bai and held the young officer back, naturally shifting the topic: "One’s named Lv Bai, the other’s Yao Yi, right? Have you looked into their backgrounds?"

"From the county..." The young officer, though still glaring angrily at Yao Yi, dutifully explained the challenges of the small county.

Basically, no information yet, but soon.

Seeing this, Lv Bai raised an eyebrow, keen to avoid further misunderstanding, he took the initiative to explain: "Here’s how it went.

On the night of July 2nd, the jobless Lv Mou arranged to meet an online friend, Yao Mou, for a walk in the suburbs. During their walk, Yao Mou expressed how exhausting life was, to which Lv Mou suggested ’why not grab some fries’, to which Yao Mou agreed. At around 8:12 PM, a surveillance camera showed the two arriving at a junkyard in the north of the city..."

"What nonsense!"

Pu Guangrong’s stern expression faltered: "I’m asking where you hid the murder weapon!"

Though rudely interrupted, Lv Bai remained calm, jangling his cuffs: "What I mean is, why not just check the surveillance cameras there?"

"Rest assured, even if the elderly initiated the attack, such extremities would never count as self-defense for you."

Pu Guangrong sternly nodded at Lv Bai, then turned and quietly instructed the young officer: "Go check the surveillance camera there."

Screech~

A sharp brake sound as tires skidded loudly on the pavement.

Looking towards the noise, two special vehicles emblazoned with ’Special Task’ stopped nearby.

The vehicle’s rear doors opened, and a team of special task force members in black tactical gear quickly disembarked.

The leather-clad man in the front passenger seat got out, surveyed the scene, then confidently crossed the police line.

"Which department are you from?" Pu Guangrong approached, frowning.

The leather-clad man briefly showed Pu Guangrong his credentials, adding: "We’ll be taking over the scene. You can go rest now."

Hearing this, Pu Guangrong’s brow furrowed.

But reaching middle age, he often lacked the drive to pursue things relentlessly.

Even though he had many questions, what he actually said was: "Well then, thank you for your hard work."

The leather-clad man nodded slightly, pleased with Pu Guangrong’s cooperation.

The young officer seemed like he wanted to say something, but the veteran detective preemptively interrupted him.

"Go notify everyone to wrap up."

...

In a blink, the numerous police cars drove away one after another.

Inside the police line, only the well-trained special task force remained.

A few gloved members examined the bodies on the ground and nodded towards the leather-clad man.

Receiving the affirmative response, the leather-clad man’s gaze towards Lv Bai became tinged with suspicion.