"Missing persons? Someone actually stole corpses?"
Li Yun still showed some interest in this. After all, in the Main God's reports, such largely insignificant "minor details" were naturally often skipped over.
But hearing it relayed by someone else now was indeed a different experience.
He might not care much about other matters, but it was still necessary to know a little about situations occurring in nearby areas.
However, at this mention, while the homeowner looked somewhat "curious," Qian Yisheng's expression turned rather unpleasant.
Even Officer Hu beside him could not help but interject, "Yes. Within the city, we can arrange a certain amount of manpower for security management, install small surveillance cameras, and eliminate blind spots. But in rural and wilderness areas, places with just a few scattered households—the area is simply too vast. Even if we want to do something, we lack the means."
"Right. Just as Old Hu said, that's also why we need to consider planning to consolidate the population toward urban areas."
"As for those stolen corpses..."
Mr. Qian could not help pausing. "According to the local inspection reports, the graves had indeed been dug open. But there were traces of animal blood on the coffins, and no additional fingerprints, DNA, or other clues were found inside..."
"To be precise, the corpses inside were suspected of getting up and moving on their own."
Hearing that from someone relatively serious gave it the black humor of a ghost story.
Unfortunately, none of the three people present found it amusing.
"I heard Yanjing has recently been trying to urgently improve its satellite technology. They've even sought technical support in certain directions from that 'platform.'"
"Changes in certain atmospheric components around the world, including a continued slight increase in oxygen levels and some unknown influences, have weakened previous satellite