The airflow vanished with a bang, and the Black Parchment appeared, sparks rising from its edges. It radiated an evil aura.
It was an evil-aligned item that symbolized ill omen, but precisely because of its evil nature, it excelled at sensing malice in living beings.
"The item is pretty sinister, but it also depends on how you use it," Ke Meng explained casually. He spread out the Black Parchment. Only white dots appeared on it, with no sign of Mi Jingyun's two red dots.
"Let's fly low and sweep all the airspace over Whale City," Ke Meng said.
"Roger." The helicopter pilot worked the controls. The rotor hummed, and the engine roared. After a while, vibrations ran through their seats, and the helicopter took off.
Ke Meng watched the helicopter leave the Investigation Bureau's rooftop, the building sliding backward faster and faster.
It was already five in the afternoon. Dusk had arrived, with the sky tinged red and yellow on one side and white on the other.
The helicopter flew fast, heading straight in the direction the red dots had retreated earlier.
With technical support from the Cyber Police Force, the pilot soon reached the shopping mall from earlier and continued along the established route.
But several hours had passed before they began the pursuit. Even after following the route to the edge of Whale City, they had found no one.
"Could this map be malfunctioning?" Tang Jin asked, looking at it.
As a Level-A Member, Tang Jin knew quite a lot and had his own insights into demon-type items.
Demon-type items often harbored ill intentions and frequently sabotaged their owners. They either lured their owners into getting themselves killed, tempted them into willingly embracing depravity, or simply slacked off. In short, not one of them was any good.
Still,