Phi-Fic Chapter 48: Mutation - C6
Chapter 48: Mutation - C6
Very easily, the same stick as last night was taken out.
He hit the ground twice, and the force transmitted made An Jiuhu's mouth numb. He checked the stick again, and there was still no sign of cracks.
What exactly is going on……
Anjiu turned around slowly, hid the fruit knife in his sleeve, and looked around the entire rooftop where there was no obstruction.
In fact, there is another point that she overlooked.
If someone really approached her secretly last night, without breaking the door, there was only one possibility - the other person reached the rooftop before her.
But she made a fatal mistake. She only observed the areas within her field of vision, but ignored the roof, a small platform of less than three square meters.
Now she has two choices. First, pretend not to know. After all, she doesn't know whether the other party is a man or a woman, or whether he is stronger than her. If she rushes into a conflict, she may be the one who suffers.
2. Find a way to force the other party to show up. Those who can come to the rooftop for no reason are most likely from the same world.
Anjiu made his choice almost instantly.
Open the door, leave, and close the door.
She was very clear-headed. She knew that she would never be a match for a man who could easily climb up to a roof that was more than two meters high. The knife in his hand might even stab into her body.
And she was lucky that the other party didn't kill her while she was sleeping. If she didn't run away quickly, would she be courting death?
Until you become strong enough, be as cowardly as possible.
Anjiu ran downstairs in one breath and only relaxed when he heard the noisy voices outside the door.
Keeping fit is something we really need to put on our agenda right away. I'll have to go to the supermarket later and buy some more high-energy, high-protein foods.
As I walked out of the unit door, the alternating red and blue lights pierced my eyes - it was the law enforcement vehicles and ambulances parked nearby, and a group of people were gathered around whispering.
At the outermost edge, there were media people interviewing a middle-aged lady with an exaggerated expression.
"Oh, I just came out of the unit door and was about to go to the breakfast shop outside to buy fried dough sticks and soy milk. Because I got up early today, it was still dark, and I was afraid of falling, so I was very concerned about the soles of my feet. It was unlucky that I looked down and saw a person lying on the ground!"
"Although the person was covered in blood, her eyes were still open! She was shouting at me to save her while blood was spurting out of her mouth. Her arms and legs were twisted and distorted... Ouch, I was so scared! I almost had a heart attack!"
"I screamed out loud, my mind went blank, my legs and body went limp, I didn't even know how to call the police!"
When she got excited, the middle-aged aunt looked around on the ground, rubbed her arms with her hands, and jumped back and forth, as if she was afraid of stepping on blood.
The interviewer continued to ask: "Did you see another person next to the deceased at that time?"
"No! I didn't see anything at all!" The middle-aged woman shrugged. "Then when I saw them pull out another body, I was so scared that I couldn't say a word. If I had seen two bodies lying in front of me, I would definitely have fainted and couldn't call the police!"
"Is there anyone you know in there?"
"...Well, there really is one, in the same dance team as us."
"How popular was the deceased in the team?"
"It's OK. Everyone is pretty nice. We just do square dancing together after dinner. On weekdays, everyone lives their own life and we don't have much interaction."
The middle-aged aunt didn't want to continue talking, but just then an acquaintance called her, so she hurried over.
The interviewer stopped her and asked, "Do you know the other one? Do the two of them have any grudges against each other?"
"I don't know her, I don't know her. Ah, I told you I'm not familiar with her. How would I know how she usually does things? Don't ask me. Someone is looking for me over there. Let's leave it at that for now."
The middle-aged aunt made a few random remarks and ran to her acquaintance with a smile.
The two of them held each other's hands and talked in a low voice with their heads close together.
Anjiu felt that the 'acquaintance' looked familiar, and after thinking back, she realized that it was the round-faced aunt who had tried to stop the fight last night, so she walked over calmly.
The round-faced auntie: "Lao Liu, what happened? Why are there so many people?"
Lao Liu replied: "Didn't you call me last night and tell me that the two of them had a fight? I looked this morning and found that Gao was dead!"
"What?" The round-faced aunt was shocked. "How is it possible? Who did it?"
Although her words were spoken implicitly, Old Liu understood what she meant as soon as she heard it.
"It wasn't her, it was a skinny little girl. She probably jumped down because she had a quarrel with her family. It was unlucky for Gao to be hit. She should have left a second earlier or a second later, but she just happened to run into him at that time," Old Liu sighed, "How unlucky!"
The round-faced aunt gasped, but whispered, "It's destined. Didn't I tell you yesterday that she has been acting strange these past few days? She doesn't even look at people straight in the eye."
At this time, the crowd was agitated and spread out to both sides. Medical staff wearing masks walked one after another, carrying two stretchers towards the ambulance.
Old Liu immediately waved his hand to signal her to stop talking.
Everyone's eyes were fixed on the raised outline of the white cloth. It was too rugged and completely inhuman.
The crime scene was horrific, and there were staff members wearing gloves and protective masks using tools to clean up the remaining debris.
The staff found Lao Liu and asked her for the deceased's address and whether she had any other contact information for the deceased's relatives.
Old Liu shook his head: "She lives in Building 6, which should be Unit , but I don't know which floor she lives on."
"I know," the round-faced aunt took over the topic enthusiastically, saying, "Building No. 6, Unit 1, West Room, 2nd Floor!"
The staff asked other questions.
"No, I've only been to her house once, and I gave her some fried dough twists that I made myself. She had a hard life. Her parents died early. She had a child, but she divorced her ex-husband early on, and the child was taken away by the man's family, who wouldn't let them contact each other. She's a quiet person, doesn't have many friends, and I've never heard her talk about other relatives..."
The round-faced aunt told everything she knew, completely unaware that Lao Liu was looking at her in surprise. Finally, she turned away with a gloomy face.
After the staff had finished recording, she realized that there was no one around her, and she muttered to herself: "So what? If others can't make friends, they have to have a good relationship with you."
The round-faced aunt had her own curiosity, so she took the opportunity to ask, "I can provide information about this person, but what about the other person? He fell like that, so it's hard to tell what he looks like, right? But fortunately, we can confirm that he is someone from this building. It's easier to find him one by one, right?"
At this moment, the horn suddenly sounded, and all the personnel put away their tools and ran towards the law enforcement vehicle.
"Hurry! Another urgent mission!"
"What's going on these days? We don't have enough manpower!"