Chapter 84: The Enemy in the Shadows
Su Hui quickly utilized the surveillance footage to find a clue. As Gu Fan had suspected, Lv Wei did indeed get on a black motorcycle taxi. Through continuous surveillance, the black motorcycle taxi carrying Lv Wei drove into a very old residential area.
"Finally found you." Gu Fan was overjoyed. After several consecutive disappearances, this was the first time such a useful clue was found. They might be able to unravel the mystery and save all their classmates.
According to inquiries, the residential area was quite old, and many homeowners had moved out and rented their houses to workers. Most of these workers either drove black motorcycle taxis or other types of black vehicles.
To determine which building Lv Wei was taken to, more surveillance footage needed to be reviewed. Not only Gu Fan was holding his breath, but many others were also eagerly awaiting the answer.
The surveillance camera captured the black motorcycle taxi driving into the passageway under a building. It was highly likely that they either used the stairs inside the passageway to go upstairs or passed through the passageway to the other side. Either way, everyone believed they had found a clue.
However, something unexpected happened. The camera captured another black motorcycle taxi entering the same area. After a while, a third one also drove in.
According to the surveillance footage, not long after, one of the black motorcycle taxis drove out from the passageway, leaving everyone in shock. Which one of the three black motorcycle taxis did Lv Wei get on?
It turned out that this building cut off the entire residential area. Everyone had to go through the passageway under that building to get in and out. There were vehicles, pedestrians, black motorcycle taxis, and to make matters worse, every black motorcycle taxi looked the same.
If the entrance and exit of the passageway couldn’t differentiate the black motorcycle taxis, then the actions inside the passageway should be carefully observed.
But to everyone’s disappointment, the surveillance footage at that time was blocked by a van. A large part of the footage was obscured. You could see black motorcycle taxis entering, but whether they exited directly after entering or parked to go upstairs was unknown.
It felt like it was designed this way. Su Hui suspected there was a problem and ordered an investigation while continuing to monitor the surveillance footage, believing that unless the person could sprout wings, they couldn’t escape the camera.