He moved through London ceaselessly, day and night. Qin Fan's reaping was like a wraith harvesting souls, leaving his mark in countless places: schools and hospitals, residential areas and the Central Business District, on the streets, in amusement parks, and in brothels.
In just two days, official reports tallied over five hundred deaths—five hundred murder cases. In two days! What did that even mean? Unable to sit idly by any longer, London's authorities armed their entire police force and sealed off the city.
However, after two days of relentless harvesting, Qin Fan had already appeared in Manchester. The slaughter, guided by the scent of vampires, began anew. Countless low- and mid-level vampires fell before him as helplessly as ants, reduced to blood-drained corpses without a chance to struggle. Following the events in London, the storm of chaos now erupting in Manchester captured the world's attention.
