Only after Sister Han's figure disappeared did the leader dare to step forward obediently, rubbing his hands as he asked for instructions.
"Mister Wu..."
"What we witnessed today has shaken us to the core. Only now do we understand a fraction of the truth, and we have no idea where to go from here. We hope, for the sake of our shared origins in Xia Country, that you will lend us your support. If there is anything we can do for you, we would brave ten thousand deaths without hesitation!"
Wu Tao turned at the sound, pondered briefly, then spoke in a deep voice.
"That works too. It saves me quite a bit of trouble."
"Do you know where, nearby, strange creatures have appeared? As the Demon Hunting Department, you shouldn't be unfamiliar with this sort of thing. If you do, take me there at once."
No sooner had he spoken than the old men hurried back to the helicopter, their satellite phones ringing without pause!
Under that immense pressure, the already highly efficient Demon Hunting Department threw all its resources into the effort. Within minutes, they reported the exact location, coordinates, photos, and videos—everything one could need. They even sent several long-range images of the monster's appearance in succession.
It had to be said that while these people's abilities were limited, they truly had done their utmost.
Wu Tao nodded gratefully and accepted the materials, giving them a careful look.
"Thank you."
Those simple words left the few men frightened and flattered.
The leader looked thrilled. Taking the chance, he approached with a smile and extended an invitation.
"Mister Wu."
"We have everything ready, and personnel have already been arranged to provide support over there. More information is still coming in. Why don't you board the helicopter first? You