Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

When Liu Shuangshuang and Tang Feng arrived at the scene, two groups of people were conducting on-site investigations. One group was the regular forensics and crime scene investigators.

This was also to avoid any oversight. Although the scene was gruesome enough to not seem like the work of humans, it couldn’t be ruled out completely, as there are humans whose perversion exceeds even that of the wise creatures.

Once the regular forensic examinations were completed, Liu Shuangshuang and Tang Feng could then lead their team to investigate, ensuring that no information was lost, and that both sides could collaborate to ensure no criminal slips through.

At the moment, the forensics and crime scene investigators on the police side were still busy, so Tang Feng and Liu Shuangshuang were waiting on the periphery.

Liu Shuangshuang had excellent eyesight, and since the bodies weren’t too far from her, she could clearly see the condition of the bodies stacked together, which was utterly tragic.

The bodies were without clothes, and the skin was missing from their entire bodies, making them look like bloodied gourds, indistinguishable from one another in facial appearance.

Liu Shuangshuang examined closely and discovered that the skin and flesh on these bodies seemed to have been bitten off by something, with teeth marks that were uneven and inconsistent.

Some looked like human bite marks, while others resembled those of cats, dogs, or wild beasts. Judging by the contorted state of the muscles, it seemed they were bitten to death while alive, which was extremely cruel.

Judging by the state of the bodies and their similar time of death, it could be inferred that they were killed at the same time, suggesting that the murderer captured many people and killed them all together.

Tang Feng casually said to Liu Shuangshuang, ”This is a dumping ground; it’s obviously a body disposal site, not the primary crime scene, although a primary site can’t be ruled out.

However, if you look at the bodies, there would definitely be a lot of spattered blood and signs of struggle if it were the primary site, but there aren’t any here. Most importantly, the bodies are stacked, which completely suggests they were dumped here.

Given how horrific the victims look, it’s no wonder the person who reported it thought it was the work of a wise creature. After all, if humans did this, it would be excessively brutal.”

”I see human bite marks on the bodies, so even if it was the work of wise creatures, there might have been human involvement.” Liu Shuangshuang remarked while examining the wounds.

”It’s possible, but we can’t be certain of human involvement just yet.” Tang Feng, arms crossed, began recounting a case he had dealt with.

”I once investigated a very dangerous wise creature murder case. The wise creature was a high-tech replica medical skeleton, originally intended as a decorative item.

Unexpectedly, that skeleton gained intelligence, but it didn’t betray its nature, continuing to mimic a decorative skeleton.

Wise creatures should register their identities and obtain identity cards, follow the law, and have regular jobs, but some newly awakened creatures don’t understand this. Out of a fear instinct, they dodge humans, feeling like outcasts destined to be harmed.

But this isn’t a major issue, as there are so many wise creatures in the world, and those that become wise eventually realize they aren’t outcasts.

But for some reason, that skeleton never revealed its difference. It harbored malice toward humans, pretending to be a decoration during the day, but secretly killing at night with ruthless methods, tearing human skulls open and extracting the brains.

Due to the skeleton’s special material, bullets couldn’t penetrate it, and its speed and agility were phenomenal, making it highly lethal. During its capture, three were injured and one killed before we finally apprehended it.”

When Tang Feng mentioned the casualties, his tone was indifferent, but Liu Shuangshuang noticed the melancholy flash in his eyes.

Liu Shuangshuang wasn’t sure how to comfort him, hesitated for a moment, and then continued, ”So, you mean that the perpetrator could be a wise creature with human-like shape or teeth, and to confirm human involvement, we need to check for human saliva on the wounds?”

”Exactly. In our line of work, the biggest fear is having a fixed mindset, as wise creatures are diverse and unpredictable, employing unimaginable methods of crime.

If our thinking is static, we’ll get tangled in their bizarre ways. Don’t be afraid of absurd ideas; as long as they are cautiously verified, any suspicion during the process is acceptable.”

These were Tang Feng’s nuggets of wisdom, readily shared with Liu Shuangshuang in the hopes that she can avoid some detours during investigations.

Liu Shuangshuang nodded gratefully, and for once, said a few more words than usual: ”I’ve noted it down, thank you, Senior Tang, for your guidance.”

Tang Feng blushed slightly and waved his hand, chuckling: ”Why call me Senior Tang? After handling more cases, you’ll gain this knowledge too. I’m just speaking casually.

We’re partners now, and since you seem younger than me, if you don’t mind, call me Brother Tang, and I’ll call you Sister Shuangshuang, how about that?”

”Brother Tang!” Liu Shuangshuang enthusiastically called out to Tang Feng.

Tang Feng seemed roguish and unreliable at first glance, but in reality, he was meticulous and dependable. He turned the scene into a teaching ground, giving Liu Shuangshuang a detailed lesson on crime scene examination.

This knowledge was precisely what Liu Shuangshuang lacked. Despite many lifetimes, she had never been a police officer, especially when the Special Handling Office No.1 was different from the police. Many police methods were inapplicable here and could be misleading.

While the Special Handling Office had dealt with some wise creature offenders before, they were mostly petty crimes. Murder cases were handled by ordinary people without martial or supernatural skills.

After chatting for a while, the forensic experts and crime scene investigators from the police finally completed their examination. The person in charge said a quick goodbye to Tang Feng and Liu Shuangshuang before leaving with their team.

It was now time for Tang Feng and Liu Shuangshuang to lead their team to investigate the scene. Crossing the police tape, they joined a group of technicians examining the site, with another team assisting nearby.

Liu Shuangshuang and Tang Feng also inspected the scene’s evidence and discovered that the condition of the bodies was even more harrowing upon closer inspection.

Besides the ragged, bitten flesh covering their bodies, the teeth were all pulled out, bones shattered, and eyes gouged out, creating a sight too gruesome to endure.

”If humans did this, they’re worse than beasts!” one investigator exclaimed in anger.

A team member collecting evidence nearby frowned and said, ”Let’s hope it wasn’t humans.”

Liu Shuangshuang found a small fragment in the hand of one relatively intact body, where most of the skin and flesh were still present, and its nails were intact. The small white piece was deeply embedded in the left ring finger’s nail.