The bizarre way of death of the maid in front of him made Frank Miir feel stunned, and Larissa, who was standing on the side, was also a little confused.

Far beyond the realm of normal human thinking, even professionals like Larissa can't guess who did it, because the more professional people are, the more they know that this kind of thing is simply impossible to happen, and for everyone who believes in scientific truth, they need a rigorous and serious attitude, not an unrealistic fantasy.

"Look, from the first day I met you, I told you they really existed, but you were saying that I was a fool." Franky Mill said, shaking his head.

Lalisa was not until what Frankimir was saying, and under the arrangement of Professor Ivan, Frankimir and Larisa had their first official date, and Frankimir had given Larisa a novel written by an Irish author about the creation of ancient vampires.

Despite the superstitions of the vanity that were not recognized by the great Soviets who admired science, and were the literature of the decadent bourgeoisie, pirated copies were quite popular on the black market in the Soviets, and the curiosity of the young people and the fanaticism of mysticism kept vampires a topic of interest, and Frankimir was one of them at the time, and he thought Larissa would be interested in it.

But who knows, Larissa dismisses this, the so-called mysticism, in the eyes of this young medical scientist, is nothing more than a fallacy contrary to natural science, and the whole city is full of nonsense.

At that time, Frankimir was very interested in vampires, but Larisa was not interested in vampires at all, so the two invisibly lived up to the initial disagreement. Frank Mire is a curious man, but he is a serious medical scientist. Regarding the so-called supernatural powers, the two of them naturally could never think of going together.

Right now. In Frank Mire's eyes, he seems to have finally found evidence that is sufficient to prove the existence of mysticism.

The bizarre deaths of these two women in front of me cannot be explained by any normal logic, and the best explanation, and the most convincing answer, is that the maid lying here was killed by a vampire.

Legend has it that when vampires suck blood, they bite off the carotid arteries of humans. And it will leave a terrible sharp tooth mark on the carotid artery of humans, which is completely different from human teeth, and the wounds that have been bitten by vampires can't coagulate when they go on a date, which is due to the fact that in the saliva of the vampire, there is some kind of catalytic mold that resists blood coagulation, so that they can suck blood as they like, and there is a more important evidence. The vampires always act after midnight, and the two maids apparently died after that, according to Frank Mire's preliminary calculations, the exact time should be around two o'clock in the morning.

It is clear that the perpetrator of the murder must be a vampire. In Frank Mire's view, there was no doubt about this, and there could be no one else but them. No one can kill in such a way, and no one will kill at that time. And the blood of the deceased, of course, will not be like this, after a long time it still cannot coagulate.

Larisa shook her head suspiciously. Although Frankimir didn't say anything without reservation, but he said so little, Larissa already knew what Frankimir was thinking, she didn't believe that there really was supernatural life in the world, he thought that there must be other explanations for this matter, because the vast majority of supernatural forces or super-quasi-life, in the end, are just derivatives of human technology, and God's curse has nothing to do with the obscenity of the gods.

"I don't think so." Larisa shook her head.

"Facts speak louder than words, don't you believe it?" Franky Mill asked.

"There must be other reasons, this may be the Thirteen Condors you said, using some kind of biochemical beast similar to those things, this is not a big fuss, and those things should be haunted in Hungary and Romania according to your so-called legends, how can they travel thousands of miles to Japan in the Far East, this is a bit of a contradiction, don't you think?" Larissa asked with an oath.

"I can't say that, as far as I know, as soon as Hitler came to power, Nazi Germany began to search for mysteries, and vampires were naturally one of them, so the fall of the Nazi Reich, those Nazi organizations responsible for finding mysterious powers, also disappeared from this world, of course, everyone has reason to believe that these organizations did not completely extinct, just like we know today, the SS Thirteen Condors. These remnants not only did not eradicate the roots, but also took root all over the world, and now even the Far East has the remnants of the SS, and those organizations that are looking for mysterious powers, from the very beginning, have been in the service of the Nazis, if they really find the vampire, then as long as the Thirteen Condors are within reach, it is entirely possible for this person to appear in them, whether in Europe, Asia, or even anywhere in the world. Franky Mill said rightly.

"You really have the whimsy to let you be the KGB secret policeman, which seems to me to be really condescending, and with your talent you are a great playwright." Larissa said with an eyebrow raised.

"It seems that you still don't believe what I say, and one day I will prove to you that this is indeed a fact, an undeniable fact, that science is indeed great, but that does not mean science." Frankie Mill pursed his lips and said.

"Let's stop these boring bickering! Regardless of whether there are really vampires in this world, all the words you give me will not help, so let's see what is happening here, whether the so-called vampires have killed the entire mansion. Larisa shook her head helplessly and said.

"yes, we should check it out, and we might find something surprising." Frankimir nodded.

"Yes, you're right, it's better to be able to find vampires, so you will make a sensation in the world and become a supernova for the discovery of new species, such people are many in the nineteenth century, which is the poor lack of the twentieth century, and it seems that all creatures overnight. are inevitably heading for death and extinction. Larissa said.

"You're too pessimistic, everything will be fine." Frank Mill said.

"yes. It's like coal and oil, when humans completely deplete it. Eventually, they will regenerate on their own. Larissa said.

"Oh, I can't say that, I think you should believe that before we run out of coal and oil, we will find other new sources of energy to replace the energy we use now, which is the true meaning of human development, and the essence of human life, when other foods tend to become extinct and wither. We are always able to create something new than ever before, and this is the value of human civilization, even if we are not affected by any other species on the planet. Frangkimir said.

"yes, what a complacent human!" Larissa nodded.

Frankimir just shrugged his shoulders and didn't say much, so the two of them started a search of the mansion. The mansion is actually bigger than it looks, and it won't take three to five minutes to get a complete check of it.

In this quiet mansion. There weren't many corpses they found, but all the dead were all the same, and it could be said that there was no difference at all. In this way, Frank Mill gushed out his vampire theory, but in Lalisa's opinion. She just didn't give a damn about it, she didn't believe in anything that didn't exist.

When the two of them walked into an empty metal room on the second floor. The door to the room suddenly closed automatically, and Franky Mill was startled. Thinking that he had been ambushed by someone else, he looked around tremblingly, only to see a huge metal canister similar to a boiling water boiler, slowly rotating from the ground and sticking out of the ground, which was a nickel-plated closed cabin.

Except for the huge enclosed cabin, the whole room was completely worthless.

Frankimir cautiously walked towards the closed cabin, but Larissa remained still. The enclosed chamber is fixed to a wide metal platform, with three pull ring handles on the front, back, left and right, which makes it particularly curious how the enclosed compartment should be opened.

Frankimir wants to use the ability of Gustav's Heart to directly open the closed cabin in front of him in the simplest and most brutal way, but if there is something important in the closed cabin, then his simple and rough way of opening it is likely to destroy the things he ordered, so this is definitely not the best choice.

Frankimir scrutinized the chamber for a moment, and after some deliberation, decided to abandon his hasty and presumptuous thoughts, and to find out how this thing was to be turned on.

Frankimir looked back at Lalisa, he really hoped that Larissa could help him guide him, but Larisa just shrugged her shoulders indifferently, and then shook her head helplessly, and was not able to provide Frankimir with any help within his ability, which made Frankimir somewhat disappointed.

Frankimir focused his attention on the handles of the containment chamber, which were clearly the key to opening the containment.

Frankimir grasped a brass handle, then struggled to unfasten the closure of the other tin handle with the latch from its compact steel handle, avoiding any degree of damage.

It didn't take long for Frankimir to open it, and the metal enclosed cabin in front of him, inside the metal enclosure, was a stiff glass cover, the glass cover was filled with dark green liquid, and to Frank Mire's shock, a large man in a black suit was struggling desperately in the dark green liquid.

The man in the glass cover was wrapped in a polypropylene catheter all over his body, but no matter how you looked at it, this guy didn't look like a test specimen that was put in the glass cover, but was forced into it.

It's puzzling who just got there, who stuffed him in, could it be the vampires?

But the question is, why did those vampires stuff him into this closed cabin, they killed all of them, but they only kept him small.

Frankimir thought about it, at the moment, it is natural to be human, there is no living person in this place, if this person can be successfully rescued, then from his mouth, ask about the situation of this mansion, so that they have no need to continue to circle around this mansion.

Franky Mill scrambled to shatter the glass cover of the chamber, and the dark green liquid, the myriad polypropylene catheters, and the large man in the suit all poured out of the chamber in an instant and landed on the wide metal platform.

Frankimir crowded a handful and pulled the man in black uniform to his side, and it was a great pity that the man had already lost his breath by this time, and it seemed that he had taken a step, or he could have killed the people in this crew from his mouth, until what kind of vampire demon had killed the people in this crew.

Frankimir turned to look at Larissa, who was still standing there indifferent, and Frankimir angrily shouted to Larissa, "Can't you come over and help?" Oh my God, what's wrong with you? ”

"I just don't want to do something in vain, this guy is obviously out of gas, maybe give him artificial respiration, maybe there is hope to help him pick up a name, do you want me to do artificial respiration for him?" Larissa walked unhurriedly towards Frankimir.

"Oh, I think it's better to forget it, I'll do it from now on." Frankimir shook his head and said, how could he tolerate it and let Larissa kiss other men.

Frankimir immediately flattened the man's body, he had received special treatment on how to perform emergency activation, even though it was all simulation training, and he had not really done practical operation, but all the keys and essentials, Frankimir knew everything about it.

Frankimir was ready to carry out artificial respiration, but after looking at this big man for less than half an hour, Frankimir couldn't get out of his mouth, he really couldn't imagine that he had found a match, and he really wanted to give artificial respiration to a man mouth-to-mouth, it was better to let him die.

While Frankie Mill was hesitating, Larisa suddenly patted him on the shoulder, and then pointed with her hand, and the various instruments that were neatly arranged not far away.

There are more than a dozen instruments, including thermometers, hygrometers, various gas compositions, and a series of monitoring instruments, which always show the situation in this spacious room, and in some special laboratories, such instrument facilities can be seen, and there is nothing to be curious about seeing such things.

However, Frank Mill was stunned by a staggering value, and his eyes were fixed on the many meters that could be used to show the nitrogen content.

The high level of nitrogen in the air can cause human beings to suffocate due to lack of oxygen, but if the nitrogen content is extremely high, a large amount of nitrogen is inhaled by humans, which is enough to cause instant death. (To be continued.) )