Gene Fusion System: Crime Hunter-Chapter 656 - 322 Cannibal Cabin, Mountain Badger Attack_2

When Luo Fei was about to move forward, he suddenly stopped and turned to check Qu Ruobo's safety rope and the buckle on his waist.

"This place is very perilous, Xiaoqu, make sure you stay close to me, understand?"

"Understood!"

Qu Ruobo stood upright, saluted with a serious face, although his serious demeanor was somewhat amusing, Luo Fei still nodded solemnly.

The two continued forward, and the smell grew stronger. Qu Ruobo also caught a whiff of it, and couldn't help but frown.

The closer they got to the cabin, the more they sensed something wrong with the breath emanating from inside.

Qu Ruobo appeared very tense, while Luo Fei remained calm.

Because there was no trace of any human presence inside.

The smell of blood mixed with animal excrement, although the scent was complex, it confirmed that there were no living beings inside now.

"Be careful."

Luo Fei slowly pushed open the door, and a gust of wind blew from inside. It was obvious the broken window nearby had been that way for days.

At the moment the door was opened, a nauseating mix of stench, blood, and animal odor rushed out.

Qu Ruobo vomited right there and began to convulse, unable to handle the overwhelming odor, but Luo Fei was already accustomed to it.

He had honed the gene of this sense of smell from the beginning in Ningjiang, thus cultivating a steadfast disposition and stable emotions.

Although the smell was indeed intolerable, he wouldn't lose composure like the other party.

"It's okay, take it easy."

After comforting the other person, Luo Fei stepped inside first.

Upon entering the cabin, Luo Fei was shocked by the scene before him, standing still, not moving a muscle.

Qu Ruobo, having recovered, also followed inside, and at the moment he entered, his whole body trembled, then turned to run outside again, continuing to vomit.

This time he nearly vomited bile and acid, showing signs of fainting...

Luo Fei quickly went out to support him as the scene inside the cabin was unbearable to recall a second time.

Three ropes hung from the beams above, tied to the bodies of three women, their clothes torn to shreds, making it barely possible to identify their gender.

Only that other parts were already bloody and mangled, marks of chewing and tearing covering them, every inch a coagulated bloody mess.

"Who did this... ugh... it's... perverse."

Qu Ruobo was deeply skeptical of the scene he saw, at one point thinking it was just an illusion.

Luo Fei told him that this was all real.

And these bodies had been hung here not long ago.

Because there were the backpacks dedicated to trekkers placed in the corner, with contents incomplete, even scattered and lost, which confirmed that these three girls truly sought refuge here initially.

Though it's unknown how they entered, they'll never leave this place again.

"Alas, too tragic, could it really be a body hunter?"

"It's not human activity, it's Mountain Badgers, or other more ferocious beasts, like wild boars or carnivorous animals like jaguars."

Luo Fei pointed at the three corpses.

"Look up close at the wounds. The tear marks are very obvious, and they're at an elevation consistent with bite marks rather than hitting directly, proving the culprit isn't human."

"They were hung less than 1.5 meters high, and factoring in the beam's height and their stature suggests prior preparation. If it was someone under 1.34 meters tall, the threat wouldn't be as severe as from an aggressive mammal."

Listening to Luo Fei's analysis, Qu Ruobo was greatly shocked, repeatedly verifying and finding it indeed as said.

Such precise judgment and rapid on-site analysis only come from veteran detectives.

Qu Ruobo was deeply impressed, realizing he's learning from a master here.

Suddenly, he noticed the front of the three bodies, his gaze turned horrified, took steps back, leaning against the wall.

"Brother Fei, Brother Fei, look over here..."

Luo Fei hurried over, seeing was a face disfigured with knife scars, clearly inflicted by a short-blade kind of weapon.

The knife marks were so severe that blood on the cheeks flowed with the outward peeling flesh, congealing into scabs.

From the jaw up to the top formed a series of crisscrossing knife scars, even one person's eyeball was gouged out, hanging upside down above.

Blood mixed with hair looked particularly hideous, making one shudder.

"This seems like a trap, a violent ruthless and premeditated trap."

Luo Fei crouched down, touched the urine stain beside the corner of the wall, cold as frost, with a pungent stench.

Since this spot leans towards the shady mountain wind, the weather was cold, with no flies drawn by the stench.

But combining the double injuries at the scene, concludes it's human-planned trap paired with beast's attack.

"This trap was set by people."

"If it were like wild people akin to body hunters, with their intelligence, even able to devise such a trap would be recognized, modern people's basic ability to detect dangers is there, if the opponent's a normal person with similar cognition, then it's not strange."

Luo Fei seriously explained.

Qu Ruobo there intently listened, considering this a rare learning chance.

"Brother Fei, could it be they were first injured by beasts like Mountain Badgers, then brought here by the culprit who ultimately slaughtered them."

"No."

Faced with the mutilated remains before him, Luo Fei shook his head.

"You need to learn to conduct special analyses based on the scene conditions, and if there's abnormality encounter, must be discussed separately."

"For instance, the wounds on them are predominantly concentrated on the upper body, if they were upright when attacked by beasts like Mountain Badgers, the wounds wouldn't just be in one area."

"Facial wounds are significant, likely the heavy injury leading to incapacity to resist, thus the trap was first in place, then upon capture, suspended upside down, allowing beasts to gnaw and fill injuries, culminating in this scene."

"Makes sense, Brother Fei, what you said is precisely correct."

Qu Ruobo showed fear, looking around.

"I feel here is dangerous, hearsay that wild animals like Mountain Badgers use urine marking as guidance, if this being one of the traps, then we're in quite a predicament."

"Well said, next time, mention sooner."

Luo Fei smiled wryly shaking his head, then led Qu Ruobo slowly out, but retreated back after a few steps.

Because outside, there were already over a dozen Mountain Badgers gathered...

Unlike the usual knowledge of wild animals, these Mountain Badgers had raised backs, muscular arms, and tusks crooked out due to long-time external tilt.

"Xiaoqu, stand behind me, hide well."

"I understand, but... Brother Fei, did you bring a gun?"

"No, dealing with these beasts doesn't require a gun."

As Luo Fei spoke, he was already poised, instantly infused with vigor, killing intent circling his eyes.

Watching Luo Fei's back, Qu Ruobo felt an indescribable sense of security.

Too impressive!

"If I become overwhelmed later, if I tell you to run, run, the safety rope's long enough, let them pull you up."

"Understood..."

While they were talking, the Mountain Badgers had closed in, surrounding Luo Fei tightly, some climbed the beams, others squatted by the door frame, all ready to strike.

In the next moment, Luo Fei acted first.

Before Qu Ruobo's shocked gaze, Luo Fei barehandedly seized one Mountain Badger near him with a ferocious swipe.

As the crunching sound of spine shattering rang, several nearby beasts were slammed together, cornered against the wall, dead.

The remaining dozen were enraged, storming from various directions incited by ferocity.

Yet under Luo Fei's Wandering Body Bagua Palm, without exception, ended up with shattered heads...

Ultimately, these beasts ended either nailed to the wall or collapsed on the floor.