Facing an Ancient God for a Year-Chapter 413 - 413 Servants Needle (Part 6)_1

Chapter 413 -413: Servant’s Needle (Part 6)_1 Chapter 413 -413: Servant’s Needle (Part 6)_1 “Officer.”

Seeing that the woman’s emotions had stabilized, Fu Qian turned his head and patted the female officer’s shoulder.

“Given that I’m in a bit of a hurry on my side, shall we walk there?”

“Wouldn’t that be a bit impolite?”

Fu Qian had just finished speaking when Kelly hadn’t even reacted yet, the woman already subconsciously said.

“It’s fine!”

The next moment Kelly finally came to her senses, and after understanding Fu Qian’s intention, she hurriedly expressed her stance.

“You just wait here, we’re not far, it’s best to walk straight there.”

“That’s really kind of you!”

The woman showed a grateful expression on her face, and the next moment, as if she thought of something, she picked up the umbrella beside her and handed it over.

“The rain outside is too heavy, take this with you.”

“Okay.”

The rain was so heavy that the umbrella was almost useless, but Fu Qian accepted it decisively.

Making a gesture to Kelly with his eyes, he was the first to open the umbrella and get out of the car.

Kelly followed closely behind, getting out of the car and ducking under the umbrella, then walked forward quickly without a word.

“You…”

The two of them walked a long distance until the flashing police lights disappeared around the corner, Kelly finally let out a long breath.

However, the next moment she looked up at Fu Qian, hesitating to speak, with a complex look in her eyes.

“What’s wrong?”

At their current location, there was shelter overhead and they weren’t getting rained on, so Fu Qian had already put the umbrella away.

“Right now, I really feel like arresting you.”

After hesitating for a long time, Kelly finally shook her head and spoke.

“Could it be because of my performance just now?”

Fu Qian listened with a look of surprise.

“In that situation, shouldn’t I be commended instead?”

“I admit that we owe it to you… but isn’t it unusual for someone to be that calm?”

“Especially since you just found out what happened here.”

Kelly slowly said, her eyes filled with intense suspicion.

“But you’re right, if it hadn’t been for you, the situation would have been a lot more troublesome, that couple…”

She sighed, not continuing any further, but instead released a heavy sigh.

“The situation is deteriorating faster than I thought.”

“Yeah, I’ve noticed that too.”

As Officer Kelly reflected, Fu Qian’s gaze went past her shoulder to look behind her.

“What is it?”

After consecutive shocks, she already seemed a bit on edge and immediately turned her head to look back sharply.

“This looks like a hospital!”

Observing the large outpatient sign in front of him, Fu Qian took a breath.

Since a while ago, he had faintly heard a strange sound, getting closer and closer.

The noise was difficult to describe; if it had to be compared, it was like a group of ducks quacking in the wind.

“We should get out of here.”

The next moment, Fu Qian decisively said.

Without a doubt, even with the downpour, there couldn’t be a lack of people at the hospital.

And according to Kelly’s words just now, the more people there were, the more dangerous it became.

Officer Kelly heard this and nodded, accepting Fu Qian’s suggestion.

Crash!

However, just as they were about to move, a loud noise erupted from behind them.

The giant glass of the outpatient building’s outer wall was somehow shattered from the inside.

Wah!

Simultaneously, a loud cry from an infant rang out.

What in the world?

Seeing the figure rushing out of the breach, Fu Qian thought to himself that this was bad.

There he saw a person clad in a patient gown, looking withered, even with an IV drip still attached to their arm, presenting the very image of someone on their deathbed.

But that destructive power had already exceeded the realm of human strength, hadn’t it?

Fu Qian knew very well the strength of this kind of industrial glass; not to mention flesh and bone, even clad in a suit of steel armor, it would not be easy to shatter it like that.

What drew the most attention, however, was the person whose hands were now formed into a ring, embracing a bundle of white cloth that seemed to contain something.

“There’s a baby.”

The cries seemed to agitate Kelly, who immediately let out a low growl, abruptly stopped in her tracks, and aimed her gun.

Her action clearly disturbed the individual that had come bursting out, who at the next moment raised their head to look over.

It was a face already quite aged, like the woman they had encountered before, also pale without a trace of color.

Upon noticing Fu Qian and the other person, the elderly figure did not hesitate and took steps towards them.

“Put the child on the ground!”

Kelly immediately bellowed a warning.

Something seemed off!

At this moment, Fu Qian narrowed his eyes, scrutinizing the approaching figure.

Besides the power that defied logic, he had felt something was not right since earlier on.

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Now as the figure continued to step forward, he finally realized where the problem lay.

The crying did not seem to be coming from the bundle, but from the mouth of this person.

“That’s not a baby!”

Having confirmed this, Fu Qian immediately voiced a warning, yet at the same time, moved to the side behind a wall.

Bang!

The next instant, there was the sound of a gunshot; Kelly had actually opened fire, and her target was none other than Fu Qian.

Unfortunately for her, he had already taken cover behind the wall, only causing a spray of stone fragments to fly.

“Don’t get in my way!”

Kelly followed with a chilling warning, her words holding an unprecedented stubbornness.

Things seemed to be veering towards the worst-case scenario; optimism was not an option!

Looking at Kelly’s now sinister face, Fu Qian sighed.

She was indeed not normal, and the baby’s cries seemed to have stimulated her in some way.

Just a moment ago, he had noticed something in the wound on her left hand moving as if trying to come out.

The abnormality was not pronounced, and if he had not been suspicious all along, he definitely would not have noticed it.

“Stop or I’ll shoot!”

Unable to hurt Fu Qian, Kelly did not persist; the next moment, she turned the gun and once again aimed at the person in the patient gown.

Regrettably, the latter showed no fear, continuing to walk steadily towards them, even quickening their steps.

Bang, bang!

Kelly meant what she said and opened fire straight at the person’s head.

They immediately staggered and fell to the ground, and the crying ceased abruptly.

Kelly, without hesitation, rushed forward to try to rescue the baby from the person’s embrace.

Regrettably, as the elder fell, Fu Qian, from his angle, saw clearly.

What was held within that embrace was not a baby at all, but a mass of colorful intestines, even slowly writhing.

An appalling wound on the elder’s abdomen had the swollen intestines spilling out, supported by the bunched-up bedsheet.

The next instant, a length of intestine shot out like a snake, entangling Kelly’s neck, her body immediately convulsing like a fish out of water.

The scene did not last long; the trapped Kelly raised her gun, placing it close to the elder’s head and fired all her remaining bullets.

This time, the elder’s head completely shattered, fragments and blood spattering all around.

The rest of his body also began to dissolve rapidly, as did the ensnared Kelly; in moments they both turned into a red liquid that slowly seeped into the ground.

The next instant, an indescribable dark red began to spread quickly from that area, extending outwards.

Everything it touched became desolate and ruined.

This is…

Watching the rapidly changing environment around him, Fu Qian decided to step forward and crouched down to sift through the remnants of the two with his umbrella.

Pushing the blood-stained handgun aside, Fu Qian found something that resembled an ID.

“Kelly Landa.”

Making out the name on it, Fu Qian even saw the photograph of the female police officer.

The only problem was that it was not a police badge, but an employee ID badge of the same style as his own.