Crisis in the Night

"Why not beat a dog when it's down? But first, we need to figure out where they are."

Natasha, standing beside him, nodded. "I paid special attention to that. They're hiding in the warehouse of a clothing store."

"I checked. That shop doesn't have any Beyonder traces."

Natasha spoke very calmly, as if she had long expected Madrid to seize this opportunity and make a move.

Elsewhere, at the headquarters of the official Beyonders.

In the dim underground space, a squad captain was holding a brief meeting with two of his team members.

"Have you found out where that damned werewolf went?"

"We have to find the Living Corpse he took away and kill it."

The squad captain urged them impatiently.

"Boss, that ghost shadow pestering you is too troublesome. That guy deliberately erased every trace left behind by Beyonders along the way."

"Even the traces that were deliberately left behind have already been thoroughly muddled by him."

"Even scene reconstruction can't be used easily."

One of the team members spoke through gritted teeth.

The chance to complete their mission was right in front of them, yet an outsider had ruined everything.

"Don't rush. As long as that Living Corpse wants to stay alive, it'll eventually cause more disappearances."

"It needs corpses and flesh to recover, so that's where we'll start."

"Notify every Public Security Bureau and patrol force immediately. The moment anyone goes missing anywhere, report it at once."

"Then spread the news that those three damned bastards were seriously injured."

"I refuse to believe other Beyonders won't be tempted."

The squad captain could not help but begin assigning tasks.

He was no longer thinking about earning merit. No matter what, he had to solve the disappearance cases as quickly as possible.

Otherwise, if the higher-ups held him accountable,