Investigation Report of the Gods
Chapter 161

Star Investigator

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"Fine..."

Seeing how serious Miss Ai sounded, Han Su put all his dissatisfaction aside.

How could he possibly doubt Miss Ai's professional ability?

After working together for so long, he had always trusted her fairness, impartiality, and professionalism...

He didn't rush to look at the second task. Instead, he checked his Mental Activity, and was immediately stunned:

40%!

Just catching one fish had raised his Mental Activity by 4%?

Thinking back to how his value had barely moved after its initial increase, he couldn't help marveling. The difference between a ten-year range and a two-hundred-year range really was absurdly huge...

He looked at the second task: [B-class task: Go to the Wutong Court residential complex and assist in capturing a highly dangerous Mysterious Organization infiltrator.]

Great, another difficult B-class task.

Han Su arrived at the scene and, with hardly any effort, helped the armed personnel from the Disaster Management Bureau base flush out the Mysterious Organization member hiding there. To his surprise, it was a member of the Crystal Skull organization.

The man was quite powerful. Nearly half the bones in his body had already been crystallized, and he possessed several abilities beyond those of ordinary people, including hypnosis, physical enhancement, and heightened perception.

Even under the overwhelming firepower of the personnel, the man still tried to escape over the wall. Han Su had Black Tiger block his way in advance.

When the man struck back, Han Su used Cross Bronze Hand to grab his crystal arm bone. He squeezed lightly, and his five fingers crushed the man's bone. Then he activated his Mental Activity and endured the contaminating crystal light streaming from the man's eyes.

This time, his Mental Activity performed noticeably differently.

He had been mentally invaded by a Crystal Skull member once before. That time, the other

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