Back to the world, you human trafficker are dead

Zhang Hui naturally agreed, she also hoped that the child would be fine.

So Xiao Guo and Zhang Wenxiu became the ones left behind again, and the rest of the people, led by Shi Yong, rushed to Shiwan Village against the clock.

On the way, Shi Yong briefly explained the causes and consequences of his brother Shi Lei's disappearance.

On the 13th, Shi Lei, who was in his rebellious period, asked his parents to buy him a pager. After being rejected, he ran away from home. His family only realized he was gone during dinner.

At first, his family thought he had gone to a classmate's house to play, but by the 14th he had not returned home.

When his family members inquired about him, they found out that he had not been to any of his classmates' houses. The family members panicked and looked for him everywhere, but they couldn't find him.

There is an old saying that the eldest son and the youngest grandson are the apple of one's eye. Shi Yong's grandparents immediately fell ill in bed, and Shi Yong's mother was also ill, so the family was in chaos.

Today is the 16th, and there is still no news about Shi Lei, so Xiao Qingze and his partner accompanied Shi Yong to report the case. Unexpectedly, they now say that there is a discovery in the back mountain.

They hurried to Shiwan Village and learned about the situation from the villagers who found the pieces of clothing. Then, led by the village cadres, they went up the back mountain without even having time to eat breakfast.

The back mountain is bare in winter, which is better than summer as it avoids being blocked by lush vegetation.

The little snowball in his arms moved. Zhang Hui let it out, watered the soil, fed it some food, and then put it back.

Then she silently recited Shi Lei's name and looked down at the traceback chain expectantly. The expected red line did not appear. She was stunned. What did this mean? Did he fail at the critical moment?

She paused and thought carefully about what was different when the red line of the tracing chain appeared in the past.

That’s right! It seems that every time she repeats the words “biological parents” of the child, the red line appears!

She immediately recited to herself: Shi Lei's biological parents... Sure enough, a thin red line flashed across her wrist, went straight to Shi Yong's forehead, then passed through and pointed to the back mountain.

This red line is too thin and different from the previous ones, Zhang Hui thought, is it because the one who came is Brother Shi Lei?

Who cares, thick or thin, as long as it can find Shi Lei, it's a good red line! Zhang Hui clenched his fist and set off!

The mountain road is rugged and surrounded by dead branches, which adds to the difficulty.

It was fine at the beginning, after all, Shi Yong knew the way. But as time went by, the deeper they went into the forest, the harder it became to walk. In some places, there was no way at all, and everyone had to hold on to make it through.

I really don't know what Shi Lei was thinking at that time? Why did he run so far? To scare his family?

After walking and stopping on the road, Zhang Hui finally led everyone to stop on a slope, with the red line pointing down the slope.

This slope is about thirty meters high and the gradient is not high. Looking down from above, it is full of withered and yellow bushes, crowded together and covered with thorns.

"This place is not far from where the clothes fragments were found." The village party secretary stood at the top of the slope and pointed to the location of the clothes fragments.

Officer Liu said in a deep voice: "It seems that these two places are on the same route. He is very likely to have fallen down the hillside."

"Look! What is that?" In the midst of the yellowness, a small piece of gray cloth was hanging on the bushes, swaying in the cold wind.

Everyone looked in the direction Zhang Hui pointed and indeed discovered something.

It was thanks to Zhang Hui's spiritual power and amazing eyesight that he was able to see this inconspicuous piece of cloth.

"These are my brother's clothes!" Shi Yong shouted excitedly, then stretched out his arms and legs and was about to go down.

Officer Liu quickly grabbed his sleeve and said, "Wait a minute, how can I let you go? What do you want me, a police officer, to do?"

Wang Yang stretched his muscles and said loudly: "It's best for me to go down. I'm young and strong!"

Officer Liu chuckled: I was young once too, young man.

"You are young, but do you have experience?"

Xiao Qingze observed the surrounding terrain and found a gentle slope that should be safe to go down. While they were arguing, he quietly went around.

When I got closer, I saw a person squatting in the bushes. It was Zhang Hui. She had arrived here earlier.

Zhang Hui was a little suspicious. She just found that the red line did not change its direction, but its color changed. It was no longer bright red, but a little black.

What did this indicate? She had no idea, having never seen the red line change color.

No, that's not right. She had seen it before, but that time the red line had become lighter in color.

It was the baby who was abandoned in his mother's arms at the train station. The red line was a little lighter that time, but I didn't pay attention to it at the time.

She looked again, and the red line across Shi Yong's brow seemed to have become darker, and he looked listless and dispirited.

She couldn't wait any longer, her intuition told her that this was a bad sign.

She took a step with her short legs, crossed the top of the slope, and put her hands on the ground. She was as nimble as a monkey and brushed past the inverted spikes.

"Hey..." Xiao Qingze was a little stunned. He didn't expect her to be so quick. She rushed out like an arrow without waiting for him to say anything.

As he rolled and tumbled, Zhang Hui gradually approached the bottom of the slope. The surrounding bushes also changed, allowing people to see more clearly where Shi Lei had rolled down from.

The injury was probably serious. The bush was slightly deformed and its thick thorns were covered with blood. Zhang Hui felt a little cold. It must have been very painful.

Following the few drops of blood on the ground, she followed.

Officer Liu on the slope blamed himself a lot, saying it was all his fault that he wasted time and let the child go down.

After walking a few steps, a teenage boy fell to the ground, blood all over his body. No one knew how many thorns had pierced his body. He looked so miserable.

Zhang Hui helped him turn over. The boy's eyes were closed, his face was as pale as paper, and there was still a hint of hostility between his brows. I wonder if he regretted running away, as he almost lost his life.

After a quick check, it seemed like there was blood all over the body, but in fact, those were all caused by punctures. There were many wounds but they were very shallow, so there was nothing serious.

The most serious bite was on his buttocks, most likely caused by a wolf. Blood was flowing all the time, no wonder he looked so pale.

This child is lucky to have met her, otherwise he would have been dead long ago if the villagers had really found him.

He found the hemostatic medicine in the storage bag and bandaged him roughly. Zhang Hui wondered: Wolves are social animals, how did he escape?

"Xiao Hui..." Someone called her loudly. It was Officer Liu.

"I'm here!" Zhang Hui responded loudly, and soon everyone came running.

What came into view was a young boy lying on the ground covered in blood. Everyone was shocked. Could it be that they were too late and the child was gone?

Shi Yong was in great grief and shouted in anguish: "Brother, it's all my fault that I came a step late..."

Uh, she cried so miserably that even those with shallow eye sockets started wiping away tears.

But don't cry...

Zhang Hui opened his mouth awkwardly to explain, but Shi Yong kept crying: "Brother, how can I explain to my grandparents, parents... why didn't you wait for me..."

The village party secretary sighed and walked up to him to persuade him: "The dead cannot be resurrected, so you should quickly carry the child home."

Wang Yang, who was always lively and playful, also fell silent. The scene before him was too cruel for him.

He had never seen a dead person before, especially a young boy who had not yet blossomed. This was too cruel for his family.

"Hey..." Xiao Qingze said hesitantly: "He seems to be fine. Look, he is breathing."

He pointed at the boy's chest which was still rising and falling slightly.

Swish...the scene was completely silent.

Zhang Hui felt that the atmosphere at this moment was a bit weird. No one spoke, and everyone looked at each other.

The scene was so quiet for a moment that one wondered if they had entered a silent world.

"Oh?" Shi Yong, who was in tears due to mixed feelings of joy and sorrow, had his nostrils flaring. It was not enough to express his doubts with just nasal sounds, and he even made bubbles of snot to add to the fun.