737: C737 The Court Was No Different from the Devil

C737 The Court Was No Different from the Devil

The Shrine had carefully investigated every family involved in the missing cases, and they wouldn't let go of any clues.1

From the standpoint of humans, the Shrine hunted werewolves and vampires to protect humans. Humans should be grateful to them.

However, from the standpoint of those "humans" who were killed without question because of the Werewolf Blood in their bodies, the Shrine was no different from a devil.

They had lived for a long time with their human identity and knowledge. They had never hurt anyone, so why would they be killed?

Yes, many innocent people were killed because the Shrine had found out that they had the bloodline of a werewolf in their bodies. Even if it was very faint, they were still killed.

This detailed investigation allowed the Shrine to deduce that these people who seemed to have disappeared but were actually dead came from families with the bloodline of a werewolf.

It was not difficult to deduce this point. After comparing the remaining blood with the genes, one would find that some of the gene segments were abnormally active.

These mutated segments had a certain degree of instability, which was the source of the werewolf transformation.

With this speculation, all the family members and relatives of the missing family were found, and they were immediately met with disaster.

After comparing the wolf fur found at the scene, they found that it came from the same werewolf.

After receiving the investigation report, the upper echelons of Shrine were very puzzled. There was actually a werewolf hunting these Werewolf Descendant? Were they killing each other? This was simply a killing spree. Wasn't this too ruthless?

He had to find that werewolf! The upper echelons of the Shrine quickly gave the order. Regardless of whether it was the werewolf's internal strife or whatever the reason was... A werewolf that could transform was currently in their field of vision, and could harm humans at any time. It could even harm many humans. They had to eliminate it as soon as possible!

At the same time, Shrine sent Ilse to China to pay Chen Feng a visit and see if he knew anything.

Why did he specially look for Chen Feng, who was far away in the China?

Because the last time they met, Chen Feng clearly knew more about werewolves than the Shrine. He might be able to tell something.

Since he had doubts, it was not a loss to ask them. Even if he could not find anything, he could at least get in touch with them.

This time, Ilse did not bring much resources. Instead, he brought a lot of Western specialties, just like an old friend coming to visit.

Not only this incident, but also the allocation of the second batch of students.

After the alliance, the Shrine took over the three thousand spots and was in charge of distributing them to the other powers. Now, it was almost time to make a decision, sending them to Chen Feng to take a look.

If Chen Feng had no objections, the allocation of the spots would be decided just like that.

If he had any objections, it would be according to his opinion.

Ilse soon saw Chen Feng. He was still in the living room of the mountaintop mansion.

"The bottle of two-hundred-year-old red wine I gave you last time, how does it feel?" Ilse asked with a smile.

"Not bad. It has a different taste." Chen Feng smiled and nodded, his hand was still making tea.

"This is the quota allocation list. Please take a look." Ilse took out the quota allocation sheet and handed it to Chen Feng, "It covers all the major powers in the world, based on strength, number of people, and region. " Do it. " " No. " I can't do it to perfection. I can only try my best to satisfy everyone."

"I said I don't care about that" Chen Feng pushed it back. "It's your own business how you guys divide the money. I only care about the tuition fees."

Ilse's hands trembled and he smiled bitterly. He asked about the werewolf.

After listening to him, Chen Feng frowned slightly and quickly found out the reason.

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