Chapter 671: Chapter 671: Creating Something from Nothing

Book Chapter 671: Creating Something from Nothing (Update 4)

Wang Dong’s scalp felt numb. Lin

After a long silence, he glared at Xiao Yu, “Little Brother, cut it out with these jokes!”

Do you even know what kind of criminal organization qualifies as a syndicate?

First, it maintains strict internal discipline.

Second, the connections among its members are unusually solid.

Third, its criminals repeatedly commit crimes over long stretches of time—some even pursue crime as a career.

Finally, their methods are sly and secretive, with an uncanny ability to evade capture and wreak enormous harm on society…

“I’m not joking.”

Xiao Yu shook his head. “They’re numerous, operating with syndicate-level tactics. Their crimes likely involve kidnapping, imprisonment, organ extraction, transplants, and even disposing of bodies after murders…”

“This is a massive black-market crime chain—nothing that three or five ‘623’ types could manage.”

“If I’m right, this is a crime syndicate trafficking human organs, one that has even established an industrial chain!”

“How could that be…”

Wang Dong, in disbelief, asked, “If this syndicate has been around for two years, how come Team Two hasn’t uncovered a single clue? With so many deaths and countless organs extracted, surely there must be transplant patients involved?”

He wasn’t bluffing.

And his logic was solid.

Extracting so many organs from living people must mean they’re also using living subjects, right?

Where did the patients go?

Every time an organ is transplanted, there’s bound to be a trace.

Yet Team Two found nothing. Can that really be?

“Have you ever considered this possibility?”

Staring directly into Wang Dong’s eyes, Xiao Yu said every word deliberately, “A transnational crime… what if this syndicate’s clients aren’t domestic at all, but overseas?”

That’s why he said, “We’re in serious trouble!”

“Hiss!”

Wang Dong gasped, “I have a really lowbrow question here: can organs from Asians be used for Caucasians and Africans?”

“That’s pretty low and downright stupid.”

Xiao Yu almost laughed out loud at Wang Dong’s comment. “No matter the ethnicity, human blood types are classified the same way—O, A, B, and AB.”

“Of course, there are some rare exceptions—over thirty unique types, in fact.”

“While different races may have slight blood differences, as long as the blood type matches and there’s no immune rejection or post-surgery complication…”

“Even if you transplanted an organ into a pig, it would work. Just like how someone recently received a pig’s heart transplant.”

“The patient not only got off the hospital bed but also lived for another two months!”

Little Brother’s remark completely left Wang Dong baffled.

Did someone really transplant a pig’s heart and have the patient live for two months?

No way—are you trying to feed me a myth?

Wang Dong didn’t think Xiao Yu was lying.

But he still couldn’t accept it and quickly searched on his phone.

He was dumbfounded.

It turned out to be true!

If a pig’s heart can work in humans…

then inter-racial organ transplants shouldn’t be an issue, right?

As long as there’s high compatibility and the match is right…

there’s absolutely no problem!

“So, essentially…”

Wang Dong, with a troubled expression, asked, “Are these bastards transplanting organs into foreigners?”

“Not sure.”

Xiao Yu shook his head. “This is just my theory. The exact details will only be clear after an investigation. But if their clients are all overseas, then it’s a lot easier to track them down.”

“First, once organs are removed, they can’t be stored for long—it’s best to perform the surgery nearby.”

“And if a patient wants an organ transplant, then they…”

Wang Dong growled, “They enter the country?”

“Exactly.”

Xiao Yu nodded, “Check if, in the past two years, any foreigner in need of an organ transplant entered a city—and find out which one.”

“Then note how long they stayed and under what conditions they left.”

“Transplants are major surgeries; without adequate recovery, the results are bound to fail.”

“During that time, if they don’t show up at major hotels or hospitals, there must be a missing… blank period.”

“Because they’re all hidden away in shady hospitals recuperating until they can leave, and that’s when they reappear…”

“Investigate these points, and if everything fits my theory…”

Xiao Yu smiled coldly. “Then we’ll catch them!”

Creating something from nothing—that’s the essence of Xiao Yu’s chilling deduction. Wang Dong’s face grew complex as he silently marveled.

This isn’t a theory that others couldn’t devise.

By the time you think of it, it’ll be too late.

To put it bluntly…

If you don’t have the smarts, you don’t deserve to hang with Little Brother!

“Awesome!”

Wang Dong gave Xiao Yu a thumbs up before leaving…

After a while…

“Got it!”

Back at the hotel, Wang Dong mentioned a city name, “City W!”

According to Team Two’s investigation…

In the past two years, over forty foreigners in critical need of an organ transplant entered City W.

Their passports and visas varied—business, study, tourism… all completely legal.

Oddly, during those two years, only about thirty of these foreigners left.

Among them, seven tragically met their end in City W.

But these seven deaths were extraordinarily odd.

Most were ruled as accidents—catastrophic car crashes that left them in pieces.

Autopsies couldn’t even pinpoint the exact causes.

Even stranger, not a single next of kin pursued any accountability—no disputes or lawsuits broke out.

As the old saying goes:

“When things go off the rails, there’s always something sinister at play.”

How is it that over forty critically ill foreigners all coincidentally entered City W,

and why did seven of them all die in such bizarre car crashes, their bodies shattered?

In the past, no one investigated because even the families wouldn’t pursue it—the victims were foreigners.

They swept it under the rug before anyone could ask questions.

Now, with National Security conducting the investigation personally, this is a major issue.

And finally, there’s one last significant anomaly.

After arriving in City W, these forty-plus foreigners all experienced a ‘blank period’ to some degree.

Some vanished for over ten days, others for one or two months…

Four hours later…

Xiao Yu and the entire Team Two arrived in City W!

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