Begin the Operation

In truth, Vampires, Mutants, and humans all shared much the same habits as the bad guys. People who made their living in the shadows always liked to hide in dark places.

Su Ming knew where to find the Blood-Eater Vampires.

The corpse Quincy had previously given Richards had to have belonged to a Blood-Eater. Since the Dracula Hunters Squad included two Vegetarian Vampires, they could not make a move against the Vegetarian Faction, or the team would fall apart.

The short-haired "Prince" Alucard was their guarantee of force, while King Hannibal was their strategist. Without them, the squad would collapse by at least half.

Doctor Richards was not Howard. At present, he was merely a young researcher. He was unmarried, had no family, no hobbies, and lived alone in Philadelphia.

Aside from the SSR agents assigned to protect him, he only had a cat for company. Quincy had probably taken notice of that.

Living alone, thick-skinned, and emotionally oblivious—he was practically the standard template for a victim in a mystery novel.

And transporting a corpse was extremely inconvenient, especially a Vampire corpse. The moment it saw sunlight, all their efforts would be ruined.

They were dirt poor. The six of them had only one old beetle, and there was no way a corpse would fit inside.

That meant Quincy must have found this Vampire in Philadelphia, a major city only seventy miles from Caspian Camp. The distance had clearly been calculated.

A city with enough population density to sustain Vampires.

If someone vanished mysteriously in a small town with only a few hundred residents, it would soon be exposed.

But killing someone in a city of several million people meant the police would not even open a case as long as there was no body.

Therefore, Su Ming only needed