At this rate, who wouldn't go crazy?
Director Luo was much more composed. He paid no attention to Han Yiming's endless chatter.
His chopsticks never stopped moving. He helped himself to whatever dishes looked tasty, without the slightest hesitation.
"So you say these are two separate matters, but they're really one and the same, right?"
"If you're going to work with Director Luo, then these bizarre cases will ultimately fall to the Special Department anyway. So they're one and the same, plain and simple."
Han Yiming froze for a moment, then gave a bitter smile. "Put that way, I guess you're right."
"What happened to the corpse yesterday?"
"It's with Old Luo. The face was so badly decomposed that it's hard to identify the body from facial features alone. We'll have to use DNA comparisons to figure out who it is. The problem is, we don't have any specific suspects, so we'll have to check the database bit by bit. It'll take time..."
"Are the three new cases pretty much the same as the last one?"
"Almost identical. The methods are pretty much the same."
"What about the crime scenes?"
"They were in three completely different places. One was even at Star City Second Hospital. The other two were in separate residential compounds, several kilometers apart. And based on the timing, it doesn't look like one monster was moving between scenes. Two of the cases happened very close together."
Han Yiming pushed a file folder across the table.
These case files should have been confidential, but Jiang Yue had already been given full access to them.
Jiang Yue didn't need to look through them closely. They were too similar to the previous cases—basically the same pattern, copied over.
Only the locations and victims were different.
"Little Jiang, we killed one