"timid?!"

In the office, I heard Spike's description of the siren head and used the word timidity.

Agent Phil couldn't help but complain.

"Don't forget that more than twenty BSI agents have disappeared because of this 'coward' creature and are likely to be killed."

Faced with Agent Phil's complaints, Spike did not immediately refute, but instead turned his eyes back to the portrait of the siren head in his hand, frowned and puzzled.

"In fact, this is also what I feel strange about. In theory, the siren head is not the supernatural creature that attacks the most intensely. The hunting method it is good at is often lurking through disguise and quietly approaching prey to capture it. The target of each attack will not exceed five or six people. It is precisely because of the siren that its whereabouts have always become a mystery and are difficult to detect..."

Hearing Spike's words, Agent Zhou, who was opposite him, reacted.

"You mean, the siren head is not normal right now."

Nodded, agreeing with Agent Zhou's words.

Spike murmured, "It is absolutely impossible to make the siren change his original behavior pattern. Perhaps the disappearance of these BSI agents is not as simple as that."

"Whether Jane is simple or not, we need to go to Texas to see if there are any traces of missing BSI agents on the scene."

Looking at Spike who was in deep thought, Amanda spoke up and pulled the attention of everyone in the office back to the missing BSI agent in his hand.

...

Didi, dri, dri, dri -

Didi, dri, dri, dri -

Drop, Drop, Drop, Drop, Drop—

In Texas, the sound of cheerful music kept wandering in the vast roads.

A colorful circus was lined up in a long line toward the end of the road. On a carriage at the front of the line, the circus leader waved the whip in his hand and landed on the horse. The latter screamed and pulled the carriage forward with difficulty.

And where the carriage passed, a certificate with a BSI badge fell to the ground and was stepped on the dry Texas road by the team behind it.

...

"Long time no see, boss!"

Austin, Texas.

"Long time no see, Robin."

"It is said that the first place where the head encounters supernatural cases is in Texas."

In front of the Superintendent Headquarters, Agent Phil looked at Amanda who was greeting others warmly, and couldn't help but whisper to Agent Zhou beside him.

"I know."

When Agent Phil heard the outdated information, Agent Zhou said with a cold face.

"When I was an agent at the FBI, the first case I came into contact with was it."

Hearing Agent Zhou's words, Agent Phil couldn't help but turn his head to look at the expressionless colleague.

Because of the whole face, it is sometimes difficult for him to tell whether the other party is really serious or showing off his past.

Just as Agent Phil and Agent Zhou were talking in a low voice, Amanda in front had already finished his brief reminiscence.

"For an introduction, this is my partner Robin when I was a patrolman in Texas. They are my squad members at BSI, Agent Zhou, Agent Phil, Agent Angela and Spike."

"I'm glad to meet you."

He reached out and shook hands with everyone in front of him.

"You don't seem to be so happy."

At the end of the team, he reached out and shook Robin. Spike looked at the Texas patrolman in front of him, and then spoke.

Hearing Spike's exposure, Robin took back his hand and an embarrassing expression suddenly appeared on his face.

"Don't worry about him, Robin, Spike, he always looked like this."

Looking at Spike in front of him, Amanda turned his head and comforted Robin.

"No, in fact, he was right."

But Robin shook his head and looked at Amanda and returned: "Although, from my personal perspective, you are welcome to come to Texas again, the people of the Superintendent don't think so. Not long ago, the BSI mobilized a large number of patrolmen, which made the Superintendent very dissatisfied. Later, after they disappeared, the Superintendent even spent a lot of police force to investigate. The entire patrolman now has complaints about the arrival of BSI."

"It looks like we're on the Austin Superintendent's unpopular list now."

Hearing Robin's explanation, Angela couldn't help but say.

In fact, special departments like BSI that hold the power of taking over and mobilization do not like law enforcement departments in any state. After all, no one will like a department that runs to their own heads and orders. The FBI is already annoying enough, and now another BSI emerges.

"No matter whether they like it, we should continue the investigation."

If it were in the past, Amanda would have never liked those guys who ran over his head and pointed at him.

However, now, this guy who is pointing his fingers has become his own group.

She had to accept this change in her identity, and at the same time said to her former subordinate Robin.

"Robin, I need you to ask me about the internal investigation of the BSI agents' disappearance, and where they would be better off losing contact."

"I see."

Anyway, Amanda was once his leader.

Therefore, in the face of her request, Robin nodded without hesitation and agreed.

"Then please, Robin."

Assessing the work that the Superintendent needs to assist clearly, Amanda did not stay much, and immediately took agents to the BSI to find that the siren head was attacked.

Although, after getting off the plane, everyone in the team, including Amanda, felt tired.

However, they dared not relax and rest.

After all, disappearance cases, especially those involving supernatural creatures.

The team members who had experience in Mary Shaw knew very well that the longer they dragged, the more dangerous the missing BSI agents were.

...

Didi, dri, dri, dri -

Drop, Drop, Drop, Drop, Drop—

Playing cheerful music, the leader of the carriage saw the town vaguely appearing in the distance. The two beards on his mouth were raised high, and the corners of his mouth were uncontrollably opened to form a huge curve to reveal the sharp teeth in the mouth.

Bang, bang!

"If you delay the circus performance, I can't spare you!"
Chapter completed!