"I understand. I'll go have them all dispersed."
Some curious passersby and well-meaning bystanders were all driven away by the patrol officers.
In the rear.
The logistics staff were still loading the monsters' corpses onto vehicles one by one.
The patrol officers stood guard some distance away, fully armed.
It was their first time seeing monsters as well.
Those twisted, deformed, horrifying creatures—half-human yet not human—might have been regarded as some kind of alien life-form if they had not resembled humans at all.
Yet some of the monsters had retained portions of human bodies, making it possible to see what they had mutated from.
Combined with the current disappearance of students and school staff, it was easy to suspect that these monsters might have mutated from those students.
The patrol officers wore grave expressions, their eyes filled with shock and heaviness.
So many monster corpses.
The missing students and school staff were likely never coming back.
The city leader had already arrived at the school.
He found a logistics staff member and wanted to learn the specifics.
"My surname is Chen. I'm just an ordinary employee of Yi Gui Company."
The leader thought to himself that a company capable of erecting a skyscraper in such a short time—and whose material transfers could not be traced no matter how many times they investigated it—could hardly be an ordinary company.
And could this Mr. Chen, who called himself an ordinary employee, truly be an ordinary person?
He merely let it pass after hearing that, neither saying whether he believed it or not. "Hello, Mr. Chen. I'm Wang Qing. I heard that over a thousand students staying overnight at the school, along with more than a hundred members of the school staff, have all gone missing."
"Could you explain what exactly happened here?"