Vampire Hunter

Author: Nine Daggers
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: "It's like watching a movie." Gohara was amazed. Gohara had already spent two hours studying the hospital fight scene in the small, dimly lit room. The shadows in the videotape, the ghostly figures—though their faces were blurred and unidentifiable—he was convinced that the shadow was the person who hunted the deformed babies in the parking lot. What was the purpose of his visit to the hospital? Less than a minute after he entered the ICU, the two strange men followed him in. Then, the struck-by-lightning Tsumura died. He died a miserable death. Gohara was flipping through the forensic report and the photos of the scene on the desk. Tsumura's chest had been crushed open by an inexplicable force, his ribs snapping rapidly and flying in all directions, yet the body remained largely intact, with no organs or items taken by the perpetrator. Who was the one who carried out the act? Gohara boldly hypothesized that the person who killed Tsumura was indeed the person who hunted the deformed babies, because the two men and one woman with strange behavior had been waiting in the hallway for a long time without targeting Tsumura. Their target was the famous person who hunted the deformed babies. But the person who killed Tsumura didn't take anything from his body, just as he didn't take anything from the deformed babies or pregnant women—this was clearly different from the "crime collection habit" of serial killers, further confirmed by this.