After dinner, Henry sat in the living room sipping tea, watching footage of reporters risking their lives to film ESU operations. The team leader stepped forward and knocked on the door while someone behind him held up two lamps. When the person answering the door was exposed by one of the lamps and hurriedly backed away, the team immediately raised their guns and pursued.
Every member of the operation teams carried both long guns and handguns, but their ammunition loads differed. Some had Ultraviolet Rounds in their rifles and Silver Nitrate Bullets in their pistols. Others reversed the setup, using Silver Nitrate Bullets in their rifles and Ultraviolet Rounds in their pistols.
This ensured that the teams always had suitable firepower to deal specifically with Vampires or Werewolves.
Thus, the weapons used by the team members depended on the injury suffered by the person answering the door—whether it was a burn caused by an ultraviolet lamp or a forced Werewolf transformation caused by the Moon-Phase Instrument.
The reporter following them either had nerves of steel or had already made arrangements with the police, because the camera actually followed the ESU members into the house.
On camera, a creature bared its sharp fangs and hissed threateningly at everyone. More strangely, the monster clung to the wall, making movements no normal person could make—or would ever make. Then it was shot full of holes...
The killing power of UV Bullets against Vampires was beyond question. Once the radioactive solution entered the body, it flowed through the blood vessels with the bloodstream. The Vampire would be burned from the inside out, as though it had been dragged into the blazing sun, until not even ashes remained.
After taking down one Vampire, the ESU officers did not relax. Instead, they switched on the ultraviolet