Salute To The General

Chapter 2717

Chapter 2717

Night had dawned when Hideo and Bentley were seized by the police. They were dragged into the police car in the hospital parking lot.

Bentley had his head low as he followed the police listlessly while Hideo limped along.

The latter swept his gaze across the parking lot, trying to shake off the policemen so he could walk on his own.

"Hurry up, man. Don't waste our time. We still have to take your statement after we reach the precinct," Rafael, the deputy captain of the criminal investigation team, yelled.

Suddenly, a dark shadow swooshed past in front of a tree nearby and came directly toward them.

Rafael was alerted. He reached for his gun, but he quickly realized it was nothing but a big black bat.

Then, the bat flew off frantically into the dark as if it was afraid of Rafael.

The man stood there awkwardly, trying to conceal his embarrassment for having been frightened by an animal. "What a stupid creature," he said shortly. "But it's big though." When the captain turned back toward the group again, he realized Hideo and Bentley looked alert. Rafael soon realized that they were staring at something behind him, so he trailed their gaze and turned around again.

What the

saw a debonair young man in a

apparent that he was a foreigner. He appeared extraordinarily exquisite in

him was perfect- except for his skin tone. He was too

from head to the toe. "Who are you?" he asked. "Do you

with a smile. "My name is Karlis,"

was taken aback. "What are you

looked at Hideo and Bentley and then back at Rafael. "I'm here to bring my

station. You'd better not attempt to pervert the course of justice, or I'll

"Ha! Really?"

What does that mean? Who does

het

Karlis had already raised his pale hand in his direction. His long and sharp nails cut through the air,

was, his hands slowly wrapping around

dripped from

flashed him a sinister smile as he licked the bloodstain on his fingernails. "You taste disgusting," he said, spitting. Before Rafael could make sense of what had just happened to him, he had already fallen