"Have they found the missing boy?"
"Not yet. The police came to the school to ask questions, and the teachers asked them too, but they didn't dare say anything. My younger sister told me about it, and I... I didn't know what to do either... His family was already frantic with worry. Getting involved in this would only bring trouble and blame. Not just from his parents, but from other people too... That girl was the one who suggested it, and everyone agreed. They all went together. About this... I... we didn't know what to do. She didn't dare tell her family, and after she told me, I still didn't know... I... She's become more and more withdrawn... I'm really worried... That girl probably couldn't take it anymore. She'd suggested before that they all go to the labor camp farm to look for him. The others didn't dare tell the adults, so they wanted to search for him themselves. That was definitely out of the question. None of the girls agreed. The boys didn't either... Later, I don't know if that girl went there by herself... She... My sister said that after she said that, the weekend passed, and when school started again on Monday, she... she didn't show up... This happened just last week. My sister... My aunt and uncle are frantic. My sister didn't dare tell them, so I searched online... Before coming to you, the people they'd contacted all suggested solutions like selling things—amulets, antiques—or performing an exorcism on my sister. But this isn't just my sister's problem... I'm really scared now. I'm afraid something will happen to her, and I'm afraid she'll do something desperate... She... sigh..."
"I understand, Miss Bao. You want us to investigate the labor camp farm and the deaths and disappearances that