Soon after Chen Shouyi returned to the hotel.
The five Void Demon corpses were also transported to the warehouse. A group of military intelligence personnel gathered around them, marveling in wonder, their astonishment mixed with awe.
The corpses were still "alive," their bodies constantly twitching and spasming, flickering between solid and intangible. They were unnervingly mysterious.
Even more unnerving was that not a single wound could be seen anywhere on their bodies.
But they were definitely dead—or as good as dead.
Flor, deputy commander of the Joint Operations Command, stood with his hands behind his back, his expression tense yet animated, somber yet curious.
It wasn't as if he had never seen a Void Demon. In fact, over a hundred Void Demons had reportedly been killed in various regions recently. But this was the first time they had preserved the corpses so completely, with their abilities still on display.
Once a Void Demon died, its abilities disappeared. Its body became solid, no different from that of an ordinary creature, aside from being somewhat stronger. That had left them with no way to understand these monsters.
And without understanding them, they couldn't devise ways to kill them. They had mostly relied on concentrated fire or flamethrowers.
This was the first time they had a corpse that let them study the enemy's abilities directly.
"Stop wasting time. Get the experiments underway. We need to find out what their weaknesses are."
"Yes, General."
Flor didn't leave. With his hands behind his back, he watched the intelligence personnel conduct their tests with keen interest.
The army was in a brief lull, with no combat missions. Even during active operations, as deputy commander of a multinational force from the European Alliance, he didn't have much to handle. At most, he coordinated disputes with foreign troops