Enforcer Manual

Chapter 391 - : Adaptive Remodeling Therapy_1

Chapter 391: 391 Chapter: Adaptive Remodeling Therapy_1Grey Farmar stood still by his desk for a long time. After confirming that the other party wouldn’t reply to him again, he finally took action.

He believed that Medea must have found Fengling in some secretive way. This Ghost, who should have died "outside," had come for revenge. And the only clue they had now all pointed to one thing.

Polick Spiritual Energy Syndrome.

It wasn’t the syndrome itself that was important, but who had contracted the illness.

As long as the company figured this out before Medea did, they would be able to regain the initiative.

...

"They’ve really started investigating."

Bai Zhu exclaimed in amazement at everything that had happened today, surpassed her comprehension. With just two cryptic messages, without even mentioning anything about Fengling or Polick Spiritual Energy Syndrome, Medea had managed to set Grey on the path they had envisioned for their investigation.

The routines of the big corporations were indeed plentiful.

"I’m watching him."

Using his own clearance, Grey connected to the company’s intranet where all the information regarding Fengling was stored.

Cloud Biological Pharmaceutical was not the only "sponsor" of Fengling. To the corporations of the United Government, Fengling was more like a public asset. Even the competing companies had reached an agreement on this issue, creating a communal database.

In fact, they weren’t the first to discover Fengling’s special constitution.

He scrolled through the notes, which contained information not only about Fengling himself but also about his family.

Despite being in District 2, they were among the most miserable, owning no companies and playing no significant political roles. The entire family still lived the outdated lifestyle of the pre-war era, and the Sword Drawing Art that had been passed down through generations had now become nothing more than an entertainment show.

Had Fengling not appeared, they would have been gradually phased out by the world, just like those families that couldn’t keep up with the times.

As Grey delved deeper, he finally found the entry for Polick Spiritual Energy Syndrome, which was the main reason the first pharmaceutical company got involved with the family.

In the reports, they referred to someone as "Subject A," but that wasn’t Fengling.

The reports clearly stated that the treatment for "Subject A" had been declared a failure, and the rescue subject died on his sick bed in less than half a year.

"Subject A" wasn’t the only re

Regardless, Medea now knew the direction to work towards.

"No wonder Song Lan brought up Polick Spiritual Energy Syndrome; he had guessed from the beginning!"

What they were doing now was to prove the accuracy of this speculation.

The last question left for them was the exact identity of "Subject A." Without a doubt, this dead "Subject A" was the sole reason Fengling had petitioned the Review Council and come to District 17.

Those frail memories perhaps never belonged to Fengling from the start!

...

Meanwhile, atop the Tesla Tower, Song Lan stood on the edge, with the piercing cold wind brushing against his face.

"Not long ago, Obena Lionheart also visited this place."

He stood at the edge of the rooftop. The day was clear, no fog, all of the city’s bustle in full view.

Song Lan was not one to seek high places, especially when Tesla’s whole building was out of power, with no elevators functioning.

The stairs from the first floor to the rooftop had nearly cost him his life.

But the reason he had to be here now was the gigantic monster behind him, occupying much of the rooftop. He couldn’t be sure if the rookie rescuers could see this "Guardian Spirit," but to prevent "Unknown Monster Invades District 17" from becoming a headline, he had chosen a somewhat hidden location.

The "Guardian Spirit" seemed to understand human language but couldn’t express itself freely.

It just stood there, towering behind him, its crimson eyes gazing down at him with vigilance.

"I mean no harm to you. I’ve just been curious."

He redirected his gaze, turning around to face this being that looked like a Void creature to any onlooker and didn’t need any embellishment.

"Why don’t you want Fengling to know about your existence?"