Later, the public suggested searching the sealed Ezekiel Mine, so the police entered the mine and indeed found some of the missing persons inside.


    These bodies were already dposed and disyed strange postures. After further investigation, it was determined that these individuals had drowned under unusual circumstances as if they were forcibly held underwater.


    Initially, the police theorized that the mine might have a unique maic field causing hallucinations. The victims might have believed they had fallen into a river, leading to frantic struggles and mutual choking, resulting in asphyxiation.


    To validate this hypothesis, the police checked for fingerprints on the bodies but found none. Theck of fingerprints and the unnatural drowning in a waterless mine turned the case into a mysterious unsolved incident.


    Some spected that cultivators might have been involved, given the world''s many cultivators. However, it seemed unlikely that a cultivator would harm ordinary people of varying ages without reason.


    Over time, the consensus became that there might be a strange creature or maic field in the cave.


    The old policeman said, "Mister Wilbur, our town of Anderson bears no malice toward the Dasha workers. The events of the past are history. Decades ago, Mosarto signed the International Equality Treaty, and now Mosarto has normal diplomatic rtions with all countries. If possible, I hope you can help us. Although the Ezekiel Mine is closed, Anderson Town still has over a hundred thousand residents who want to live peacefully without strange urrences. If you can help us eliminate this strange creature, the residents of Anderson Town would be very grateful. We hope you can lend us your aid."


    Wilbur had not expected the old policeman to request his help. However, he was also curious about the nature of the ck liquid creature, especially given its potential connection to the Nine Dragon Cauldrons.


    Thus, he nodded and said, "Alright, no problem. But I hope the police can get the public''s cooperation."


    "Of course."


    After a joint meeting, the police exined the situation regarding the Ezekiel Mine to the residents. Although the most recent disappearances urred years ago, the unsolved cases still haunted the town.


    Upon learning that Wilbur was a cultivator here to help eliminate the strange creature in the mine, the residents expressed their support.


    Given Wilbur''s status as a cultivator, the residents understood the unusual events and saw it as normal for a cultivator to battle in the mine using the forces of nature.


    Within two hours, the entire town knew about the n and supported Wilbur, hoping he could eradicate the strange creature lurking in the mine.


    Meanwhile, in a dark basement, Barker pped Raymond hard, causing him to copse to the ground. Barker red at him and cursed, "You useless fool! Didn''t you say you would handle it cleanly?"