Schools Were Prime Haunts

(So you still have to ask for votes yourself? What day is it already? Gentlemen, if you've got votes in hand, keep throwing them my way.)

I had no idea how long Qian Qian planned to keep playing this game, but Boundless Love was still operational. In just a few days, our agents had thoroughly investigated K City and several surrounding cities, compiling a preliminary report on the outbreaks of paranormal incidents. That afternoon, we received an intuitive map. The charts showed that the outbreaks did indeed follow a pattern. The earliest outbreak had occurred in a small town hundreds of kilometers from K City, and that place had since calmed down. K City, meanwhile, had become the hardest-hit area, with an average of three to five incidents per day. But strangely, despite dispatching large numbers of agents and even Heroic Spirits, not a single one had happened to witness an incident at the moment it began. That alone would have been one thing, but something even more suspicious gradually emerged: Lin Xue ran into the same problem when she scanned the entire city. Whenever a paranormal incident erupted, it was always precisely in her blind spot. She had not personally witnessed a single outbreak.

When Lin Xue came over a little later that day, she brought up this doubt. She was rather troubled by being unable to put her strength to use. "It feels like they're avoiding me. Wherever my eyes look, everything is calm. Even if I use prophecy to determine when a supernatural event will occur in a certain area, the future changes the instant I look over there."

Everyone was gathered in the Living Room at the time. The pair of porcelain dolls sat on the coffee table before us, and everyone was waiting until after