Just as Sun Hang was about to get in the car, he caught a glimpse from the corner of his eye—a deathly pale shadow flashing across the rooftop of a distant building.
The commercial district's light sources were dim beneath the shroud of eternal night, yet that shadow gave off a faint glow. Although it had appeared for less than 0.1 seconds, it left an afterimage on Sun Hang's retina that was both clear and indistinct.
"What was that?" Sun Hang immediately became alert.
He suspected that the fleeting white shadow was an anomaly, but it was simply too far away. He could not sense any trace of an anomaly's presence.
The hotel parking lot was over a thousand meters in a straight line from that building, far beyond Sun Hang's sensory range.
Sun Hang stared for several minutes, but the white shadow never appeared again.
This definitely was not an illusion. The white shadow truly existed. It skimmed along the edge of the building's roof at tremendous speed, vanishing behind the building in the blink of an eye.
Sun Hang instinctively wanted to chase after it and take a look, but after taking half a step forward, he immediately pulled back.
Wait, wasn't he on vacation right now?
If he worked now, would he get triple overtime pay?
After thinking it over, Sun Hang took out his phone and called Yang Qi.
"What is it? Did you take a dump without bringing toilet paper? Do you need me to bring you some right now?" Yang Qi's tone was less than friendly. She was clearly still holding a grudge over Sun Hang forcibly hanging up on her earlier.
"I'm downstairs from the hotel. On the rooftop of a building about a kilometer to the southeast, something that might be an