"How could that be!"
Pu Guangrong felt that Lu Bai was messing with him.
"All I can say is, those who understand will understand. Those who don't can go back and wait for word. It probably won't be long."
Lu Bai patted the veteran detective on the shoulder and headed inside.
The members of Field Team Three gradually took over the various tasks at the crime scene.
Incidentally, the field teams weren't made up entirely of combat personnel. Each team also included forensic pathologists, trace evidence examiners, and teams specializing in physical, chemical, and biological testing.
In terms of expertise alone, they were even better than the criminal technicians on the police force.
Lu Bai wasn't an expert in crime scene investigation. He basically served as a security team leader.
If the former leader of Field Team Three hadn't died in the line of duty, Lu Bai wouldn't have ended up in this position.
He stood inside and glanced around.
There were plenty of clear signs of a struggle.
It was easy to tell that the woman hadn't simply been beaten one-sidedly. She had fought back to some extent—or, more accurately, fought for her life.
Judging from the outcome, one Deathmatch Showdown participant had clearly tracked down another using the location map published by the system.
"Team Leader Lu, according to the Surveillance Camera footage from the security booth, at 2:17 a.m. last night, a tall man wearing a black raincoat walked into the villa complex. We don't yet know how he left."
Lu Bai nodded thoughtfully.
Although he knew the killer in this case wasn't a Parasitic Organism, that only made him more eager to find the culprit.
Thinking of the Surveillance Camera outside the villa's main gate, he asked, "When was the camera at the entrance destroyed?"
"Before