Dusk.
Rain poured in torrents.
Inside a lavish villa, Bawei had just arrived home when he saw his son, who had just returned from school, and his wife, dressed to the nines.
He told the servants to prepare dinner, then went upstairs to his study alone. It was part of Bawei's daily routine.
He unlocked the study with his key and was just about to enter when a painting in the second-floor hallway fell off the wall, startling him.
He hurried over and rehung it.
Once back in the study, he quickly locked the door from the inside.
Then he opened the safe hidden behind a painting in the study. Inside lay dozens upon dozens of gleaming gold bars, numbering well over a hundred.
There were also plenty of lush green jade pieces and rubies as red as drops of blood.
As if gazing at a beautiful woman, he picked up a gold bar and gently caressed it, a lovestruck smile spreading across his face.
Suddenly, his vision went dark, and he lost consciousness.
Behind the study curtains, something invisible slowly pulled them open, then slowly drew them shut again. Three figures appeared before Bawei.
Domino waved a hand.
The soldier immediately laid Bawei flat on the floor, then took out a specially made brace and secured it around his head. First, he injected Bawei with an anesthetic, then followed it with a specially formulated solution containing a Pheromone-locating Parasite.
The Parasites could leave a special Pheromone in the blood vessels and brain, helping the Biological Computer identify their precise structures.
Twenty-seven minutes later, Pheromone detection through the Biological Computer produced a clear simulation of the blood vessels and brain in Bawei's head.
Domino made fine adjustments to the supports of the head brace, then fixed a specially made syringe