He will have a special way to handle it. When the time comes, he wonât need to go to school, and heâll have his assistant contact the school.
Luo Youyou quickly came to pick up Mo Jingyan, not knowing what kind of task it was.
He also wondered, if it couldnât be resolved tonight, what about school?
However, since thereâs a mentor here, sheâs not afraid of failing the course; sheâs attending classes not only from one mentor but also from others.
Fortunately, with the special recruitment into the organization department, he could take special leave.
Getting leave is even easier than those students entering the entertainment industry and becoming celebrities.
No matter the situation, some major things are more important than going to school.
Especially in this case, where tasks involve saving people.
Luo Youyou believes that if he does not go to school, someone will contact the school tomorrow.
However, this kind of contact with the school canât be known by other students.
It might be handled as sick leave.
Luo Youyou is confident that no matter the task, with the help of Green Ox, it might be resolved quickly.
In reality, his life-saving means are not that many.
Luo Youyou just entered the mysticism department and is a novice, learning talisman drawing, some mystical skills but really not as proficient as those masters.
There are only some magical treasures for protection and talismans; these things were given by Green Ox.
When he picked up Mo Jingyan, he knew the task location, then activated the position tracking and, as the flying device sped through the air, learned about the missionâs situation.
Mo Jingyan explained the mission situation, only telling Luo Youyou, trusting that once Luo Youyou knows the situation, they can prepare how to proceed with the task and be on guard for sudden situations?
Luo Youyou listened while chatting with Green Ox in her mind, asking what kind of situation it was.
Why would someone disappear in broad daylight?
Green Oxâs divine soul was by her side, and he knew about the situation Mo Jingyan described, though he hadnât gone to the scene to understand it directly.
He pondered for a moment, thinking it might be the act of a demon or evil spirit.
That place already had a strong presence of evil qi; otherwise, how could someone go missing at a construction site in broad daylight?
Could it be that the land is being developed?
Itâs because that place inherently had problems, just unbeknownst to people.
Upon learning the site being developed was a mountain, and workers were using machinery to level it for a park and a large commercial complex, which was quite a huge mountain, with surroundings as fields.
The original fields were long developed into housing, and now leveling the mountain to design it into a park and commercial complex.
The one purchasing the mountain is a businessman; the park is a government development, with the businessmanâs plot next to the park, also part of the mountain.
In other words, the mountain is divided into a government-developed park and a businessmanâs commercial complex.
The two cooperated in leveling the mountain initially by bulldozing and transporting the soil with large trucks.
The soil from the mountain is raw material suitable for ceramics and red bricks.
The yellow soil was transported out and sold to manufacturers.
As for the vegetation and wild grass on the mountain, the trees were immediately felled and sold to manufacturing plants.
Wild grass, of course, directly became garbage.
As for the source of evil qi?
Naturally, itâs related to numerous past burials on the mountain.
When developing the mountain, it wasnât far from nearby villages or the city.
Previously, illegal burials might have occurred, but since certain regulations, such methods were deemed unacceptable.
However, some people cremated and then buried, with ashes buried on the mountain.
Not in unified locations, no money was spent purchasing places. The mountain development was publicized, and those aware of ancestral burials relocated them.
As for the long-standing, untraceable, or ownerless graves?
How would the government people know?
Excavators wouldnât care either.
Yet not knowing led to incidents.
Excavation wasnât the first day.
It started from one side until eventually leveled out.
Construction went on for days, but no one expected todayâs incident.
The businessman knew or immediately hired people, although he understood the nature, couldnât bear the responsibility for disappearances.
However, whether it is a government or personal business matter, itâs not solely on him.
So, hiring was applied for.
Green Ox wouldnât comment before arriving at the scene, just mentioned post-arrival evaluation.
Green Ox quite efficiently sent Luo Youyou a Flying Treasure, not needing to go himself first.
It shouldnât be publicly seen. Later accomplishments would rightfully belong to Luo Youyou; merits belong to its master.
This benefit is what Green Ox gained by aiding Luo Youyouâs actions.
Luo Youyou didnât know, nor needed to know.
Thereâs no free lunch in the world; she might guess, but doesnât ask, knowing Green Ox wouldnât harm her.
Luo Youyou read some novels, mentioning systems or originating from different planets, like certain capable beingsâ souls.
Being good to her might have a purpose.
Luo Youyou only knew it resembled wishing to an immortal, believing immortals wouldnât harm her.
They are already immortals; they perceive what she could repay.
Sending supplies and wealth.
Some pray to gods and buddhas in vain, assuming if conditions existed, perhaps she couldnât meet them either.
Upon reaching the mountain, the Flying Treasure hovered in the mountainâs air.
A part of the big mountain had soil excavated, some remained; perhaps due to incidents, operations ceased, or since itâs already nighttime, workers equipped with large spotlights, and nearby tents originally for residents cooking, were unoccupied.
Because some people vanished, several police cars were parked there.
Parked cars, headlights glowed in the darkness, no one stepped out.
Mo Jingyan understood the situation, knowing there was something strange, naturally wanting regular folks gone; incidents happen in the day, even more at night.
Her intention was for them to leave, but the police remained due to their duty.
To avoid incidents, Mo Jingyan advised superiors to instruct police to stay in vehicles until resolved.
Only completing the task could elucidate the matter.
In matters related to the supernatural, regardless of department, police wouldnât leave the car when instructed.
Despite having evil qi, their righteousness outweighs, potentially ineffective against peculiar spirits.
Ghosts donât fear, though ordinary folks, even unfearful, canât withstand.
Professional personnel arriving can tackle the situation.
After circling atop with the Flying Treasure, Green Ox assessed the situation.
Realizing why such incidents occurred?
Had the mountain not been developed, prior incidents wouldnât arise.
The mountain housed many ghostly presences, some millennia-old, some not.
Ghosts from battles a thousand years back with numerous casualties buried there.
Some consumed by beasts on the mountain, leaving bones and spirits trapped.
Events a century ago involved upheaval and conflict there.
Spirits on the mountain hail from various nations, regions, and transferred combat heroes, including foreign villains slain there.
Even fallen hero soldiersâ spirits linger.
For so many spirits failing to reincarnate?
Perhaps due to the mountainâs nature.
Beneath the mountain lies an Evil Formation, crafted by fierce ghosts and demons.