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"No, this must be a bait set up by the police," a flash of insight struck Yan Jien. He remembered that he was not far from the wooden house. A couple of days ago, there had been reports of missing pets in that area, and the police had likely already zeroed in on him.
"Damn it, I've actually caught the attention of the police," Yan Jien cursed inwardly. If that was the case, he needed to leave quickly. With that thought in mind, Yan Jien quickened his pace toward West Lake Park.
His heart raced as he walked. He was unsure if his earlier expression had been captured on camera. If the police considered him a suspect, he would be in serious trouble.
Yan Jien hurried back to his rented room. Once inside, he closed the door and immediately took out his notebook to jot down his observations from earlier. "I need to resolve this issue as soon as possible; otherwise, I will eventually lose control," Yan Jien said with a grave expression.
Although he had been trying hard to control himself, he noticed that his cravings were becoming stronger. Moreover, the intense itching sensation on his body was increasing as well. Especially when he had seen the goat's corpse earlier, he almost couldn't resist rushing over to tear open its belly.
"It seems I need to prepare some poultry or livestock," Yan Jien murmured. If he lost control, at least there would be something for him to eat without harming anyone else.
"And that camera; it must be destroyed," a cold glint flashed in Yan Jien's eyes. Since the police were already watching him, he couldn't just sit back and wait.
"Let's wait and see. If the police really come knocking, then I'll have no choice but to run," Yan Jien thought to himself. Although it was risky, it was the only option left.
With that in mind, Yan Jien lay down on his bed, preparing to sleep. However, he felt no drowsiness at all. His mind was a jumble of thoughts racing through his head.
"Ah, I hope everything goes smoothly tomorrow," Yan Jien sighed and then closed his eyes.
At four in the morning, Yan Jien opened his eyes on time. At that moment, he felt invigorated and showed no signs of fatigue. "It seems my guess was correct," Yan Jien murmured. He had maintained a biological clock of waking up at four o'clock during this period. Although his sleep time had been significantly reduced, his mental state was remarkably good.
"I don't know what changes today will bring." Yan Jien took a deep breath and sat up.
He began to observe his body.
"Hmm?" Yan Jien was slightly taken aback.
He noticed that his desire to eat had not significantly increased.
"What's going on?" Yan Jien furrowed his brows.
He had originally thought that, as time passed, his appetite would grow stronger.
But now it seemed that this was not the case.
"Could it be that my appetite has reached its limit?" Yan Jien pondered inwardly.
If that were the case, it would actually be good news for him.
At least he wouldn't have to worry about losing control.
"However, I still need to be cautious," Yan Jien said with a serious expression.
He knew that he was only temporarily safe for now.
As for what would happen in the future, no one could say for sure.
"Hmm?" Just then, Yan Jien's expression suddenly changed.
He felt a strong, intense itch surging from within his bones.
"Ah." Yan Jien couldn't help but let out a cry of agony.
He felt as if his bones were being gnawed at by countless ants, causing him excruciating pain.
At the same time, his desire to eat surged uncontrollably.
"No, I can't eat." Yan Jien gritted his teeth, struggling to control his body.
He knew that if he ate something, he would completely lose control.
"Roar." A beast-like growl erupted from Yan Jien's throat.
His eyes turned blood red, and his whole body trembled as if he might lose his sanity at any moment.
"Stop it!" Yan Jien pounded on his chest, trying to alleviate the frenzy within him through pain.
But it was utterly futile.
The intense itch and hunger intertwined into an unstoppable torrent, crashing against his reason.
"It's over." Despair appeared on Yan Jien's face.
He felt his consciousness gradually fading, as if something was peeling away from his body.
"No!" Yan Jien let out a piercing scream.
At that moment, the eastern sky revealed a hint of dawn.
As the sun rose, the intense itch and hunger receded like a tide.
"Pant, pant, pant." Yan Jien gasped for breath, drenched in cold sweat.
He lifted his head and looked out the window, his eyes filled with relief at having survived.
"Thank goodness, I finally made it through," Yan Jien said excitedly.
In that moment just now, he truly thought he was going to lose control. Fortunately, the sunlight had appeared just in time to save him.
"It seems I need to be better prepared at night," Yan Jien said with a serious expression.
He took out his notebook and recorded what had just happened.
"This loss of control was more severe than last time," Yan Jien murmured.
He knew that the reason for this situation was due to some substance within him causing trouble. He had to resolve this issue quickly; otherwise, he would eventually lose control again.
"And that camera must be destroyed as soon as possible," Yan Jien's eyes flashed with cold light.
If the police really found him through that camera, he would be in big trouble.
"I'll go buy some livestock tomorrow," Yan Jien decided.
He opened his computer and started browsing the news.
"Another pet disappearance incident near Mu Cuo?" Yan Jien's pupils contracted.
This news had been released last night, and the location was on a street near Mu Cuo.
"This street..." Yan Jien furrowed his brows tightly.
If he remembered correctly, he had walked down this street last night.
"Could it be that those pets were scared away by me?" A thought crossed his mind.
He recalled that when he passed through this street last night, his hunger had been extremely intense.
"It shouldn't be," Yan Jien shook his head.
Although his hunger was strong, it hadn't reached an uncontrollable level yet.
"Or could it be that someone deliberately drove them away?" Yan Jien pondered silently.
He remembered that tiny camera.
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