Looking at it this way, the patrol officer realized that he had indeed captured the fleeing, damaged vehicle. But after he fell and pressed the shutter, the car had already sped far away, and the picture was far from clear.
Jiang Xia, controlling Eating Cat's puppet, leaned over beside him and craned his neck to glance at the phone screen as well.
Then he sighed soundlessly. Looks like I won't be opening Irish's Blind Box this time.
Though it was a little regrettable, it was understandable. Most cameras on the Island Nation market made a crisp "click" when taking pictures, and there was also the Camera Flash at night. Shooting from too close would make too much noise; Irish would probably notice immediately and turn back to fire another shot.
After all, this was different from when Pisco died. Though Pisco had noticed the camera flash before his death, there had been many reporters present at the time, and he had thought they were photographing the slideshow as a memento. But this time, they were on an empty street, with no passing reporters to take the blame.
Nearby, the young patrol officer knew nothing about having twice brushed past the Grim Reaper.
He was still regretting his failure to photograph the suspicious person. But the car was already gone, and retaking the photo was impossible, so he could only deal with other matters first.
The young patrol officer had no time to worry about the cat. He scrambled to his feet and hurried toward the side of the road, looking for the person who had fallen from the fourth floor, smashed onto the car roof, and then been cruelly thrown from the vehicle.
He cautiously reached out to check, and sure enough, the person no longer showed any signs of