After finishing her chat with Pei Liechuan, Shang Yu started working.
She opened the file, which contained some photos, clearly taken by herself.
No wonder she couldn't find them online - it turned out these things were hidden in confidential documents.
She flipped through over a hundred pages, all of photographs, which must have taken a whole day to take.
At this time of the day -
He found her contact information and immediately sent it over.
Shang Yu suddenly had some thoughts about Pei Liechuan -
She went through all the over one hundred pages, by which time it was somewhat bright outside.
And she had obtained the information she wanted.
The Wolf Tribe and Witch Tribe were still collaborating, with traces of their activity appearing three years ago, although their specific den location was unknown.
They just found a corpse beneath a Taoist Temple, with many deaths, and the bodies of those people had gone missing.
Later, those people appeared in a city, killing many.
This information was all covered up, with over three thousand such cases in the past three years.
All involving non-human entities and Werewolves.
These things were very eerie, with their presence scattered, almost appearing in different cities.
It also happened abroad, but the spread wasn't as severe as in other countries.
Those countries had a Superhuman Alliance, and in some countries with even tougher people, any Wolf Tribes or Witch Tribes that went there were promptly killed.
It was just easiest for them to operate in Xia Country, where superhumans were scattered and disorganized, with only one or two capable of real work.
The rest were just lazy good-for-nothings waiting to die.
That's why so many incidents occurred -
Shang Yu now suspected her brother and sister were abroad, with no news of them in the country.
Of the information Pei Liechuan provided, she remembered two points: ten years ago, a thousand-year-old female corpse was excavated in Country B, and a thousand-year-old male corpse was excavated in Country C.
They shared a common trait of having undecayed bodies that awoke and disappeared.
Particularly for the thousand-year-old female corpse excavated in Country B, clear photos were taken of her face, and people found her to resemble the queen of Country B.
As for the male corpse, no photos existed - after the coffin was dug up, the coffin and body both vanished.
To this day, Country C has been searching for the person, but found nothing.
Shang Yu could not confirm if these were her brother and sister or not, but she would not let the slightest chance pass by.
She searched online for photos of the queen of Country B, but only found images of her wearing a mask.
Anyone who had seen her true face was dead, and her photo was not in the documents either.
Shang Yu decided to find an opportunity to go to Country B and take a look - logically speaking, if her corpse caused such a huge sensation, they should have come looking for her.
But then again -
She now had a new identity, and having slept for a thousand years was like living for a thousand years.
All of their faces would have changed, differing somewhat from before, whether from better skin or being thinner, all of which would affect facial features.
So as long as she became a famous celebrity, renowned across the world, she wouldn't have to worry about not being able to find them.
She just hoped they were doing well.
Shang Yu looked at the sunlight outside - it was already bright out, and Yu'ertuan had slept through the night.
What should she do today?
She opened up the news and found the entertainment section, which currently had some talent shows.
The most popular were singing and dancing shows, as well as e-sports competitions.
She browsed through them, looking for one she was interested in:
'I am an Actor'
'Youth Girls Ⅲ'
'E-sports Embarking Immediately'
'Locked Room Detective'
...
These were the popular ones, with the less popular ones like 'My Family's Refrigerator' and 'Men and Women Charging Forward'.
She took a look at 'Men and Women Charging Forward' and became a little interested.
