Outside the interrogation room, the detectives and mayor clustered around the observation mirror were in shock. The chief's face was pale. Xuanji even let out a gasp.
"Did I hear that man right? A network with a fate predictor who sells information on children?" Su Jin grabbed Xuanji's collar. "Did I hear him right?"
Xuanji pried her fingers away. "Yes, Su Jin. We all heard it and we are all in shock."
"It is monstrous." Linlin muttered, joining them finally. "They are gambling with lives, turning children into commodities to be bought and sold, then returned if found to be defective. I cannot believe a fate predictor is involved. I am so ashamed of my kind."
The chief shook his head. "Actually, I am not surprised. Forty percent of all criminals who are system hosts tend to be fate predictors or involved with one. But, that is not the scary part here. I am now more worried about the possibility of more barrels in the sea that we have not yet found."
A younger officer gasped.
