The Underground?
The plot of that classic Hong Kong film instantly surfaced in Li Dan's mind.
Hidden in that village were treasures from the Qin Dynasty centuries ago, along with an undead monster called the "Qin Zombie," which possessed a thousand years of cultivation.
This thing was far fiercer than an ordinary zombie.
Not only did it possess boundless strength and a body impervious to blades and bullets, it could also control swords from a distance. It had arguably transcended the category of ordinary zombies and was more like a demon with a physical body.
Most importantly, the Qin Zombie supposedly had a pearl inside it that could grant eternal life.
"Got it." The corners of Li Dan's mouth rose. "Keep your distance so you don't get caught in the crossfire. I'll be right over."
"Sure thing! Hurry up, buddy. I don't think those cops can hold out much longer. That fat cop leading them was so scared his pants fell down..."
After hanging up, Li Dan stood and straightened his collar.
Compared with the childish little haunting at the school, that Qin Zombie clearly had far greater value as a collectible.
Although he already possessed an immortal body, containing the Qin Zombie might allow Jason or Michael to evolve again.
He left the office. As he reached the corridor, he saw the dean approaching with a broad, ingratiating smile, leading several people in police uniforms.
But the officers who had come this time carried themselves very differently.
Although they wore modern police uniforms, the middle-aged officer at their head radiated righteousness. He was even holding a geomantic compass wrapped in red cloth.
"Mr. Li!" The dean hurried to greet Li Dan. "This is Lin Sir. They're tracking a fugitive who might pass through our school..."
Li Dan stopped, his