All My Superpowers Come from the Law of Causality-Chapter 40: What Can a High Schooler Even Do

Around six o’clock.

At the funeral home in the West District of Lening City.

Su Xin saw his parents.

Their faces were devoid of color, their eyes peacefully closed. On the forehead of his father, Su Jiwei, was a clear bullet hole, and his mother had a neat gash across her neck, almost severing it. The pale flesh folded outward.

Clearly, they had been dead for some time.

In both of his lives, this was the first time Su Xin had seen a corpse so vividly and up close, yet he felt no fear. Strangely, he felt nothing at all, merely standing there in a daze.

"Dad, Mom..."

His mind was almost blank. In a stupor, he cooperated with the staff to register, claim his parents’ bodies, and sign various documents.

Scenes of being with his parents replayed in his mind repeatedly.

When he first transmigrated to this world, he was just an infant. His body hadn’t developed; he couldn’t see his surroundings clearly, couldn’t understand the language of this world, and couldn’t even roll over. All he could do was lie in his crib wailing for care, becoming somewhat aware only months later. But even then, his vocal cords were too fragile to speak, his limbs too weak to stand, and even crawling was hard.

In this life, it was his parents who had always been with him, taking care of him, cleaning him, feeding him, and keeping him warm, allowing him to grow up happily and enjoy a joyful childhood and adolescence.

Until now, Su Xin always felt his life was perfect, largely due to his parents’ love and understanding.

Though he possessed memories of his past life since childhood, it didn’t mean he lacked feelings for his parents in this life. On the contrary, his emotions for them were much deeper than in his previous life.

Because in this life, unlike his confused teenage years in the past life and having undergone a long erosion of time, he witnessed and clearly felt all the efforts and love his parents in this life had for him.

All of this was deeply engraved in his heart.

Deeply unforgettable!

In the total of over forty years of life from both lifetimes, Su Xin valued and cherished his parents in this life the most!

And now.

His parents were suddenly gone.

They had been killed!

"Who was it!!"

"Who killed them!!"

Su Xin muttered, then let out a heart-wrenching cry, tears unknowingly streaming down his cheeks, dripping continuously on the floor.

Suddenly, he snapped out of it, looking around.

Officer Wang, who had given him the call, was startled by his shout. Turning around, he met Su Xin’s gaze, and the murderous intent in Su Xin’s eyes sent a shiver down his spine for no reason.

Coming to his senses, he quickly walked up to Su Xin, placing a hand on his shoulder, and urged:

"Calm down, Su."

"Tell me, who killed them!!"

Su Xin coldly stared at Officer Wang. Even though he was wearing a school uniform and had a youthful face, he exuded a fierce and intimidating aura that couldn’t be hidden.

For a moment, Officer Wang almost believed he was facing a wild beast ready to devour him.

This unknowingly sent a chill to his heart.

He’d seen numerous family members who became crazed and killed out of hatred, and many brutal, cold-blooded murderers. Su Xin’s eyes now were no different from theirs.

It was obvious without guessing that if Su Xin knew who the killer of his parents was, he would stop at nothing to fight them to the death.

Under such circumstances, he certainly couldn’t tell Su Xin who the murderer was.

Of course.

They hadn’t identified the murderer yet.

"Your father was killed on his way preparing for a business trip. Along with him, twenty-one others from the convoy and some passersby were killed, and it happened around four-thirty in the afternoon."

"The attackers were a group of armed assailants. According to eyewitnesses, there were about ten to fifteen of them. Their motive is currently unknown, and their identities haven’t been tracked down. We are investigating based on the clues we have, and any progress will be announced immediately."

"As for your mother, she was killed while working at Kangbo Biological Company, along with seven others, and the incident also occurred at around four-thirty in the afternoon."

"The two murderers at the company have both been killed, and their identities are still under investigation."

After saying this, Officer Wang sighed lightly, patting Su Xin on the shoulder, "This case is extremely serious, and the higher-ups are paying a lot of attention. Rest assured, we will do our utmost to investigate this and deliver justice to all the victims."

"No one wants to see something like this happen, but since it has, you must hold yourself together and not do anything foolish. Your parents’ spirits in heaven would also wish for you to live well."

"By the way, your parents should be considered to have died in the line of duty. Since Kangbo Biotechnology is a large company, they should compensate you with a considerable amount of condolence money. This money can be seen as their final gift to you, ensuring you a stable life for a long time. Don’t disregard this kindness, okay?"

Su Xin looked at him expressionlessly:

"Are there any leads right now?"

Officer Wang shook his head: "Sorry, we can’t disclose that right now. I’ve told you what I can; the rest depends on the investigation results."

"Alright, I understand."

Su Xin calmly wiped away his tears, stopped questioning, and turned to leave with large strides.

Instead of relying on the justice system to bring his parents’ killers to justice, he planned to seek revenge in his own way to quell the grief in his heart.

If the police could find the killers, that would be best. If not, he would use his own means to investigate and then kill all the suspects!

Watching Su Xin’s departing figure, Officer Wang shook his head.

He could tell what Su Xin was planning—to investigate or avenge himself—but what could a high school student do?

The perpetrators of this case must be part of an organized crime syndicate to deploy so many people and weapons and leave so few traces after such a massive crime. Not even I can take down the criminals, let alone Su Xin, a mere high school student.

From his point of view, what Su Xin intended to do would either end in failure or lead him to a dead end.

In either case, he didn’t have the time to dissuade him. He had said what needed to be said, advised what needed to be advised, but he couldn’t stop a person driven by hatred from finding their own path to ruin.

There were many victims in this case, and he had a lot of work to do. He didn’t have the luxury of focusing on an ordinary high school student consumed by hatred.

Soon, a commotion from another area caught his attention, and he quickly put Su Xin out of his mind.