"Ah!!! I can't see! I can't see!"
"Everyone, don't panic! Stay calm!"
"Watch out!"
"Don't panic. The more you panic, the more dangerous it gets."
The officers on the scene were responsible for handling paranormal incidents, but they knew more about the paranormal only because it was part of their job. At their core, they were still ordinary people.
Faced with paranormal entities with supernatural powers, they obviously had no way to fight back.
Though the middle-aged officer in charge kept shouting at everyone to stay calm, his own spirits were plunging to rock bottom.
He couldn't tell what sequence this paranormal entity belonged to.
It would be fine if he simply didn't recognize it, but what frightened him most was the possibility that this was yet another newly emerged entity.
They knew nothing about newly arrived paranormal entities.
Only after countless lives had been lost, and they had gradually learned an entity's habits and rules, could they work out how to deal with it.
So whenever a new entity appeared, it almost always meant horrific casualties.
The middle-aged officer had a strong sense of responsibility. Even in this situation, he wasn't thinking about how to survive. Instead, he was trying to figure out how to leave behind as much information as possible about this "entity."
Of course,
They had only been scared for nothing.
Lu Bai, who had created the darkness, had already quietly slipped past the officers at the park entrance, hopped on his electric scooter, and ridden off.
After returning to his rented apartment, Lu Bai casually dispelled the patch of darkness at the park entrance.
He didn't give another thought to what the officers, convinced they'd survived a brush with death, might be thinking.
He locked the door, took out his phone, and prepared to