The Werewolf had been captured, but no one yet knew where she had originated.
Even in the dream, Ke Meng could not determine where on Blue Star the Werewolf had originated. Her dream contained only a cliff and a full moon, with nothing else.
Tracing her origins was difficult. The Werewolves' legacy differed from that of the Vampires. They seemed to have no fixed gathering place; as long as they had faith in their hearts, they could visualize the moon and transform into Werewolves.
This kind of legacy left Ke Meng speechless. Judging by the emotions the Werewolf revealed, she showed no desire for bloody slaughter. Only when faced with the Wolf King's Heart did she display an overwhelming yearning to evolve.
Ke Meng organized his knowledge of spirituality while browsing reports of special incidents around the world.
As the Investigation Bureau developed, its ranks of full-fledged Investigators continued to grow, and they were already beginning to outnumber the regular Investigators of other countries.
All of this was thanks to that fruit tree that enhanced spiritual perception, giving the Investigation Bureau the means to expand its talent pool.
Two days passed in the blink of an eye. When Director Lei gave his lecture, Ke Meng sat in the front row, listening with keen interest.
The lecture would be recorded and posted online later for people to watch.
Director Lei covered spiritual perception, precautions for handling Special Items, and Evil Illegal Organizations around the world.
The topics were scattered and only touched on the basics. The main purpose was to give the public a deeper understanding of Investigators.
It was an introductory course, and as Ke Meng listened, he began to grasp what it implied.
It signaled the Investigation Bureau's next move: continue expanding enrollment and hire outstanding students ahead of