Terrifying Heavens: I'll directly worship the Black Law of Fengdu!

Chapter 267 Awakening People Sleeping in a False World

Li Xuan walked to the car, his gaze shifting between the dead Chen Fulai and Li Guoqiang before finally settling on the girl's body in the trunk.

He picked up the phone and dialed the emergency number at the Hong Kong Island Police Station, explaining what had happened.

He then approached Chen Fulai and sensed him for a while. Strangely, there was no ghostly aura at all, and the girl's corpse in the trunk seemed to be just an ordinary pile of flesh.

Although Li Xuan only brought the [Revolving World-Avoiding Pattern], [Eastern Peak Thunder Technique], and [Will-Controlling Magic Weapon], his cultivated magical power and sensitivity to unusual environments remained. Just like "Heart Refinement," one cannot consider breathing as an additional ability; otherwise, Li Xuan would already be relying on three things just for speaking, breathing, and hearing. If heartbeat were also considered, it would truly be a hellish start…

Normally, approaching movie characters would trigger a plot recap, but this time there was no plot at all. Instead, a black notebook immediately displayed the mission: [Awaken the people trapped in a false world, giving them the power to fight against the demons!]

Li Xuan frowned slightly; this task was taking a bit of time.

Just then, the sound of police sirens came from outside the underground parking garage, getting closer and closer. Li Xuan made a hand seal, regardless of whether it would work or not, and first hit Chen Fulai's body with a small palm lightning strike!
*Snap!* The corpse bounced slightly.

Footsteps approached, and a dozen or so police officers rushed into the underground parking garage, guns in hand, shouting, "Hands up, and don't make any other movements!"

Li Xuan cooperated to avoid being shot at the start.

This case is serious. After the police saw it, more than a dozen more people arrived. Chen Fulai, Li Guoqiang, and the girl's body were all sent to the hospital.

Li Xuan was taken to the police station to give a statement.

After asking for basic information, the police officer taking his statement stared at him and said, "Are you sure you've never seen the two dead men and the shot policeman?"

Li Xuan said with a serious expression, "That's right. I was out shopping when I suddenly heard a sound like firecrackers. I thought it might be gunshots since it's not a holiday, so I came over out of curiosity and saw this terrifying scene. My heart is still pounding, and I'm still terrified..."

Just then, a police officer walked over, placed an investigation report on the table, and said, "The identity has been confirmed."

Li Xuan couldn't see the report, but he had seen the movie "The First Commandment" in real life and knew that Chen Fulai was a counselor who had been exposed for molesting students, which twisted his personality and led him down a path of deception, abduction, and murder of girls...

The officer taking the statement looked at the report for a while, closed it, and said, "You can go now, but you need to leave your contact information. If needed, please cooperate with our investigation."

Li Xuan smiled and said, "Police-civilian cooperation is the way to go."

He stepped out of the small room and saw a familiar figure: a middle-aged man with a brown coat, slightly overweight, and long hair. It was Huang Yaozu, the second male protagonist of the First Commandment, and also the head of the police station's miscellaneous affairs department.

The Miscellaneous Affairs Department may not sound impressive, but it's actually a department within the police station used to investigate all sorts of strange cases, such as suspected ghost or paranormal situations.

Because only higher-ups know the actual responsibilities, ordinary police officers all assume that the miscellaneous affairs section really does just odd jobs...

Their status is awkward; they rely on their mortal bodies and a gun, yet they have to fight against ghosts and gods. When they encounter cases that clash with their colleagues, they are ridiculed and ostracized...

Huang Yaozu seemed to be doing odd jobs, carrying a bag of milk tea and distributing it to the police officers one by one. His gaze fell on Li Xuan, and he quickly walked over and handed him a cup.

"You're the one who called the police about the murder in the underground parking garage, right? You're so brave. Have a milk tea."

He said.

"Thank you"

Li Xuan took the milk tea and asked, "Are you also from the police station?" Huang Yaozu smiled and said, "Yes, but I'm just a handyman, handling things that are inconvenient for my colleagues to do, that's all."

Li Xuan nodded: "I think the things that seem the most messy are often the most complicated, and you've worked very hard."

Huang Yaozu was taken aback by these words, and it took him a while to react before he chuckled and said, "It's all just as hard work."

As expected of a veteran police officer, his words are always so shrewd and discreet, exuding the air of a seasoned old hand...

He suddenly lowered his voice and said, "By the way, with such a horrific scene in the basement, do you have nightmares? Did you see anything strange there?"

Li Xuan looked puzzled: "Does the fact that the corpse is too grotesque count?"

Huang Yaozu was silent for a moment, then said, "It's nothing. I was just asking casually. I was afraid you might have some psychological trauma. It's just a routine procedure."

He handed Li Xuan a business card and said, "I'm the head of the miscellaneous affairs department. I often deal with things that people find strange. If you recall anything that seems off, call the number on this page, or you can come to this address to find me..."

An office door opened, and a portly police officer walked out. He had a round face, looked to be about forty-eight years old, and was carrying a plate full of cakes in his left hand.

Seeing this, Huang Yaozu hurriedly picked up a cup of milk tea and went over: "Good day, sir. Have a cup. I've tried the products from the new ice room in Kowloon, and they're quite good."

The portly officer chuckled as he took the cake, placed it on the table, inserted a straw into his cup, and began to drink. He nodded in satisfaction, "Wow, this is really good. I've decided to stick with this place from now on."

Huang Yaozu smiled broadly: "Okay, I'll bring you a cup whenever I pass by there in the future."

The portly officer glanced at Li Xuan, his smile widening, and said, "Good citizen. If all citizens at crime scenes were this cooperative, our work efficiency would improve a lot... Young man, would you be interested in working at the police station, perhaps as an informant? There have been quite a few petty thugs causing trouble on Hong Kong Island lately."

It's been 2004 years now.

Hong Kong Island has long passed the era of gangsters fighting and killing everywhere. However, where there is light, there is darkness. Some gangs have simply gone from the open to the shadows, still engaging in shady businesses.

Li Xuan said, "It's too dangerous. Let me think about it."

The portly officer said, "Alright, I'll be waiting for you anytime."

Li Xuan walked out of the police station and looked at the sky in the east, which was just beginning to lighten. He opened his arms and glanced at the sky, his hands trembling slightly. The fat officer in the movie had a very special camera angle; he was always shown with only half his face visible, or the camera would always show his back, making him very mysterious.

The fat officer had neither yin energy nor ghostly aura, but he brought a heavy sense of oppression to Li Xuan.

This is an instinctive feeling from a living being, like when you're taking a piss in the wild and look up, a bamboo viper falls down and hangs around your neck...

However, Li Xuan was more curious about something else.

It's the middle of the night... Who runs an ice cream parlor 24 hours a day? Where did Huang Yaozu order his milk tea from?

Could it be that you cooked it yourself in the miscellaneous affairs department?

(End of this chapter)