My Ability Pool is Superior-Chapter 85 - 84: Help Us

"How is that possible!"

Pu Guangrong felt that Lv Bai was teasing him.

"I can only say that those who understand will understand, and those who don’t should go back and wait for notice. It should be soon."

Lv Bai patted the veteran detective on the shoulder and stepped inside.

The investigation work at the crime scene was gradually taken over by the members of Field Department Group Three.

Incidentally, not all members of the Field Department are combat personnel; the group also includes forensic experts, trace examiners, and physical, chemical, and biological analysis teams.

Purely in terms of professionalism, they are even stronger than the forensic technicians of the police force.

Lv Bai was not an expert in scene investigation; he basically served as a security captain.

If the original leader of Field Department Group Three hadn’t sacrificed his life, he wouldn’t have stepped into this position.

He stood inside, glancing around.

The traces of struggle were many and very apparent.

It was easy to discern that the woman wasn’t simply beaten, but fought back to some extent, or rather, battle might be a more accurate term.

From the result, it was apparent that one Death Fighter tracked another based on the location map released by the system.

"Mr. Lü, according to the surveillance record from the security booth camera, at 2:17 AM last night, a tall man in a black raincoat entered the villa area on foot. It is unclear where he exited from."

Lv Bai nodded thoughtfully.

Although he knew the perpetrator of this case wasn’t a parasitic creature, precisely because of this, he wanted to find the murderer even more.

Recalling the surveillance camera at the villa’s entrance, he asked, "When was the entrance camera destroyed?"

"Before 2:30 AM."

"Hmm, a clear target."

Lv Bai requested the team member to send him the surveillance footage, but unfortunately, it was quite blurry, barely showing the outline of the murderer.

"Based on the suspect’s height and build, compare it with the resident database; I believe we’ll have results soon."

"Yes."

The team member agreed immediately, then quickly added, "However, I’m worried that the resident database may not have information on such a violent offender."

This is the downside of parachuting in, even though they acknowledge Lv Bai’s skills, becoming their leader overnight inevitably creates some resistance.

Naturally sensing the group’s rejection, Lv Bai casually reassured them, "Whether such a person has a legal identity is irrelevant in the grand scheme; it’s just about trying our luck. Don’t feel burdened."

After simply expressing his good will, Lv Bai squatted down to observe the corpse.

The deceased was a young and beautiful woman, whose half-lying corpse leaned against the wall; dried blood radiated from her body.

Hmm, a posture of a weak one.

Even she could fight back to some extent, indicating that the perpetrator wasn’t overly strong either.

For Lv Bai, the current situation was similar to the previous Death Fighter duel; eliminating a Death Fighter wasn’t difficult, but tracking them consumed more time.

Since it’s a Death Fighter, it’s unlikely they would return to the crime scene like a normal murderer to observe, staying here serves little purpose.

Thinking of this, he planned to have the team split into two groups, taking one group directly to the next crime scene.

Just as he was about to speak, he received a sudden text message on his phone.

An unfamiliar address and a line of text.

The message contained just four words: Help us.

Lv Bai raised his eyebrows slightly.

He hadn’t saved this phone number in his contacts, but he knew who it belonged to.

That group of parasitic creatures was actually seeking his assistance?

...

Jiangyu City, outskirts.

A semi-abandoned fertilizer processing plant.

A dozen or so individuals gathered in the empty warehouse, exchanging glances, permeated by a sense of impending doom.

A middle-aged man resembling a migrant worker quietly asked, "Leader, what should we do now?"

Peng Dan calmly replied, "Do not panic. I’ve already found someone to help us."

"Do you truly believe a human would be willing to help us?" A suited office worker naturally expressed skepticism.

"Hope is the most precious thing."

Peng Dan mimicked Lv Bai’s usual smile, looking somewhat strained.

She added, "Don’t worry. We are the same kind. Even if our philosophies differ, they won’t wipe you out."

Rumble~

As soon as she finished speaking, the shutter door sealing the warehouse emitted a violent rumble.

This seemed like a signal, followed by continuous pounding on the shutter door, dropping dust from its crevices.

The dozen or so parasitic creatures present didn’t cry out like humans would, instead they turned towards the shutter direction with a somewhat forlorn expression.

There’s no choice; too few parasitic creatures agree with their philosophy, yet they can sense each other.

As the saying goes, loyalty that isn’t absolute is absolutely disloyal.

Compared to the Special Affairs Bureau that hunts them daily, parasitic creatures who embrace another ideology pose a bigger threat.

Should both factions have similar strength, mutual support might exist under survival threats.

But reality shows extreme imbalance between the two sides currently.

This leads only to one side slaughtering the other.

Grind!

The old shutter door moaned unpleasantly, like nails scraping hard on a blackboard.

Being a semi-abandoned factory, it’s hard to fend off parasitic creatures. After persistent destruction, the long-neglected shutter door was ultimately violently dismantled.

A large number of parasitic creatures entered the warehouse, assuming attack positions, grotesque like a parade of monsters.

Peng Dan’s group of parasitic creatures similarly adopted attack stances, with grim Bone Blades surrounding them, imminent for battle.

"Please wait, we are willing to..." Peng Dan stepped forward, trying to stop the slaughter among kin.

Unfortunately, it had no effect.

The opposing parasitic creatures did not hesitate, immediately striking upon contact.

One crucial point: parasitic creatures have little individual power difference; one cannot easily defeat two.

Looking at the current scene, for Peng Dan’s parasitic creatures to prevail, they’d need one against ten.

Naturally, the outcome was predictable.

Mere moments passed, and five to six of Peng Dan’s parasitic creatures had fallen.

Blood and bone fragments splattered across the warehouse sky, whistling wildly with the sound of meat slashing by Bone Blades, the battle was lopsided from the start.

Amid the chaotic fight, a portly middle-aged man casually strolled in from outside.

Watching as his kin perished, his eyes were indifferent.

Without a trace of emotion, he remarked, "Being of the same kind, why engage in actions that impair unity?"