Forensic doctor Qin Zheng encountered a supernatural horror while performing a routine autopsy on an unknown female corpse soaked in formalin. The female corpse suddenly opened its mouth, and corrosive dark red hyphae spewed out to attack Qin Zheng. The hyphae not only burned the ground and corroded the clothes, but even more strangely, the burn scars on Qin Zheng's wrists from the undercover mission ten years ago disappeared. At the same time, the newly discovered dark blue ring mark at the root of his left ring finger, which was related to the floating corpse in the moat, also began to fade.
The temperature in the morgue dropped sharply, and a medieval bronze emblem of thorns entwining a torture rack appeared on the collarbone of the female corpse. It was completely consistent with the characteristics of the deceased in the previous six series of cases, confirming that this was the "seventh" related corpse. The building alarm sounded, and the surveillance system showed that the screen went black for 30 seconds at the moment the female corpse moved. However, the system records showed that Qin Zheng stayed alone in the morgue for 42 minutes.
At this time, Qin Zheng received a text message from an unknown number, pointing out that the death notice was related to his morning jogging route. Outside the window, the blood of a fallen gray magpie traced the outline of the abandoned church steeple where he killed the drug lord three years ago. Mycelium exploded, and the morgue was hit internally. A vision emerges: At the scene of Qin Zheng's undercover mission ten years ago, the woman wearing the same emblem of thorns in the flames had a strikingly similar appearance to the female corpse on the autopsy table. All clues cruelly point to an unknown and profound supernatural connection between Qin Zheng's past and the current series of deaths.
