The town of Radbila is much more prosperous than the town of Ravensfield, with rows of residential areas built together. There are also single-family houses further away from the residential areas, surrounded by woods and lakes. Outside the town is an uninhabited forest, with a wide road extending far through the middle of the forest.
At night, only the street lights on both sides of the road were on. Even though there were residential houses on both sides of the road, it was still pitch black at first glance under the cover of thick curtains.
At this time, there were almost no pedestrians on the road. Before the news reports, there were still people staying out at night, and there were people eating by the restaurant window. But now Winnie only saw a few cars here and there as she drove along.
Winnie's car drove smoothly to the door of the police station. She put her mobile phone and keys in her coat pocket and strode towards the police station. As soon as he opened the door, a police officer came over and said, "Ma'am, what brings you to the police station so late?" He looked at Winnie up and down, and saw that she was neatly dressed and couldn't tell what was going on except for her anxious expression. thing.
The girl's beautiful long hair was slightly tousled by the wind, and her eyes were red with tears in her eyes as she tried not to cry out: "I'm looking for Agent Gideon."
Police officer: "Okay."
Winnie was arranged to sit down on a chair by another police officer. Not long after, Gideon strode over. When she saw her, she stood up and took two steps forward, feeling uneasy in the eyes of other BAU members. Question: "Louisa...will you find her?"
Gideon looked much more serious than when they first met. It was obvious that they had not had a good rest. But facing the victim's friend, Gideon still chose to comfort him: "We will do our best."
"Sorry." The girl lowered her head and seemed a little at a loss. After getting the news, she ran over full of worry and impulsiveness. When she saw the police officer in charge of the case, she didn't know what to do except for a word of assurance that could only be regarded as comfort. What to say.
"It's not wrong for you to worry about your friend." Gideon patted Winnie's shoulder gently: "We will rescue her. I will send you back to rest."
Winnie shook her head and said, "No, I want to stay here and wait for news." She raised her eyes and scanned the faces of the BAU team members, looking anxious and stubborn: "I will be very quiet and won't cause you any trouble."
JJ glanced at his companions, walked to Winnie with a smile and said softly to Winnie: "Well, then you come with me first." He half-armed her and led her to find an empty seat to sit down.
"Do you want coffee?" JJ's smile was very friendly and beautiful. Winnie had seen her on TV.
Winnie seemed to relax a lot when facing JJ: "No, I don't usually drink coffee." After that, she added: "Thank you."
JJ looked at her and couldn't help but smile again: "Don't worry, we will definitely rescue Louisa."
"Why did the murderer target Louisa?" Winnie didn't understand this. If the murderer chose them because they were the three who discovered the body, she would obviously be the best to take action. Louisa lives at the school, and Melissa is alone with her parents. Especially the way she deliberately behaves in front of others is very consistent with those perverted hunting targets.
JJ was silent for a moment and said: "He was in the parking lot at the time." This sentence can make any witness' hair stand on end.
Winnie was stunned for a moment with confusion in her eyes: "What?"
"When you found the body, he was watching you in the parking lot and probably had close contact with you. His target was a blond woman, so he chose Luisa."
Upon hearing the news, Winnie's lips trembled, her eyes suddenly turned red and she asked in a tight voice: "The car owners watching outside the cordon?"
JJ nodded.
"Oh my God." She covered her mouth.
The BAU team was very busy and JJ left quickly. Winnie sat back on the chair and lowered her head to prevent herself from accidentally showing any wrong emotions. Although she herself had nothing to do with the case, she did not want to arouse unnecessary suspicion and affect their judgment.
Winnie kept thinking about what she could do in this case.
There are several types of copies in horror games, such as supernatural, battle royale, decryption, virus, natural disaster, etc. Because Winnie died and turned into a ghost in a certain dungeon, she was resurrected by the captain due to a BUG. The probability of this happening is extremely low. Perhaps this influenced Winnie to awaken her special system.
She can turn into a ghost, and her state is like being possessed by a ghost. She usually uses a bracelet with a sealing effect to suppress the "ghost". And the possessed ghost is himself who died and was resurrected before. Except for particularly low-level ghosts such as Remnant Soul Obsession, other ghosts have abilities of one kind or another. For example, the well-known Sadako has the ability to spread curses using video tapes. Mary Shaw, for example, can possess a puppet and use her plucked tongue to imitate the speech of a living person.
Winnie also had abilities when she was a ghost, and each teammate in the team had their own position. The captain set a direction for everyone to strengthen. Winnie was trained as a ghost king. At that time, she felt that the captain Quite perverted.
The reason why they gave up later was because once they became the Ghost King, they could never become human again, and their goal was to leave the horror game alive. The captain gave up the plan and strictly prohibited Winnie from killing in her ghost state, fearing that she would absorb too much. No matter how much resentment you have, you won't be able to become a human being.
The chain that connects Winnie's ghosts is a soul-binding chain produced in a certain dungeon, and the boss of that dungeon uses it to imprison the victim's soul. But none of the five evil spirits around her had the function of searching for people. Unless they leave a mark similar to a curse on humans from the beginning, such as those cursed by Kayako and Sadako, they will be found wherever they escape.
However, Winnie has no hobby of cursing others, so even if she has the ability to kill the murderer, there is no way to find Louisa.
Winnie can't calculate a person's location, good or bad fortune based on their belongings. She is a ghost, not a Feng Shui master, nor does she know Taoism or metaphysics. If it were that powerful, there would be no such thing as a ghost wanting revenge but unable to find its enemy.
Once she had the opportunity to tie up a ghost that could crawl through network cables, but unfortunately the network had to rely on too many restrictions, so she couldn't keep the ghost alive. Otherwise, it would be much more convenient to use him to find people.
Looking at the brightly lit police station, Winnie thought to herself that if Louisa had not been rescued, she would definitely find the murderer based on Louisa's remaining resentment and twist him into a towel!
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In the conference room, everyone in the BAU team was still studying, and Penelope Garcia screened out a few people who fit the profile based on the information provided by the team members.
Garcia: "He must have forged the license plate number, but it is the same make and model, the mother and wife have blond hair, and there have been changes in their lives, so there is only one person."
"Mark Cecilia, 35 years old, works in the post office. His mother and wife are both blond. His father died unexpectedly when he was 14 years old. His mother worked but secretly worked in a special industry to make a living. He and his wife divorced 3 years ago. The child was awarded to the wife, but unfortunately the child died in a car accident half a year ago."
Morgan: "So he hates blond hair?"
Al: "He blamed his mother for the misfortune in his life and the strange looks around him. After divorcing his wife, the family was broken up. The death of his child escalated his hatred because she failed to take good care of the child."
Rhett: "He chose the blond women who came home late because of his mother's special occupation and thought they did not care about the family."
This idea is problematic. It is not only street women who return home late, but also female workers from all walks of life. Many mothers and daughters are working hard for their families. Don’t they want to go home early and rest? It's life that doesn't allow it. Moreover, after a busy day of life, it is very common to relax outside occasionally. We cannot think that they do not care about their families.
However, criminals are not unreasonable and they only blame the victim for their mistakes.
Hotchner: "Have you found his address?"
Garcia: "Sent to you."
A door suddenly banged against the wall, and everyone turned around to see Aaron Hotchner of the BAU walking in front, followed by the aggressive team members. As they walked, they asked the police who could go out to follow them. They found the location of the murderer.
After hearing this, Winnie got up and followed them. While they were putting on their body armor, she ran back to the car and waited. In order to rescue the hostages, they did not turn on the police lights and sirens in a big way. When the police cars drove quietly onto the road, Winnie immediately followed them.
The road conditions were very good at night, and a car arrived at a house without any obstruction. Immediately, the black SUV with members of the BAU team opened the door first. The agents wearing bulletproof vests pulled out the wooden box from the wooden box cover and cautiously and quickly approached the door of the room.
As soon as Winnie got out of the car, she was noticed by other police officers. The other police officer waved to Winnie and asked her to get back in the car and stop moving. Winnie cooperatively stood by the car and looked there. Under the cover of the car door, an iron chain extended into the darkness, and the ghost disappeared without appearing.
Winnie looked towards the house, and a shadow that no one else could see entered the house.
At this time, Morgan and Hotchner had already reached the door. After they stood on both sides and listened to what was going on inside, Morgan suddenly raised his head and kicked the door open with a bang, shouting: "FBI!" People rushed in.
In the room, a man sitting on the sofa drinking beer jumped up and turned around and ran towards the cabinet. He opened the drawer and inside there was a hand wooden warehouse.
Louisa, who was half asleep, was awakened by a loud noise. Her eyes suddenly opened wide in the darkness, and then she huddled in the corner and trembled continuously. After realizing who her kidnapper was, Louisa remembered the horrific and miserable body.
Louisa was in a very bad state now, her head was swollen and dizzy, and the blood from the wound on her forehead had solidified and stuck to her skin. Her mouth was covered with tape so she couldn't make a sound, and her hands were tied behind her back. The rope that bound her hands was connected to the wall to restrict her movement.
I want to shout but I can't make a sound, I want to escape but I can't. The face of the female corpse in his mind gradually turned into his own face.
She will be killed!
Louisa regretted being deceived so easily. She was kidnapped just tonight and has not suffered more cruel treatment, but what about tomorrow? Or will she survive tonight?
Louisa breathed rapidly with fear, her eyes looked in the darkness, and then raised her head to look at the dark ceiling as there was movement.
Is someone coming? Are you here to save her?
In front of Louisa, a little girl in a red skirt squatted on the ground holding a rabbit doll and looked at her with her head tilted, her face covered by black hair almost touching hers.
Louisa was shivered violently by a biting chill.
