France, Paris, National Counter-Terrorism Center.

In the empty office, there are small squares, each grid is the office point of an anti-terrorism police officer. The piles of information and flashing displays represent busy work.

It was almost dawn, but Officer Pierre was still on duty. He leaned against the office chair, his legs landed on the table, holding a cup of coffee in one hand and rolling his mouse in the other.

Now the anti-terrorism situation in Europe has become increasingly serious, and the politicians of the Virgin Heart keep allowing refugees to enter the border, so the extremists who are mixed in will naturally not be polite. In recent years, France has suffered many extremely bad terrorist attacks, and each time it has suffered heavy casualties.

Officer Pierre was yawning, extremely exhausted. He didn't know why he was so unlucky, so his superiors asked him to put down the case he was working on and instead stared at a star from a foreign country.

"This is really a boring job." Pierre's mission to vaccinating flowers Guoan was to ensure the safety of a flower planting star named Linsen in France. But in fact, the French government is not very enthusiastic about this, so Pierre is the only one who does the whole job.

"But this 'Century Bounty' is quite interesting." As an anti-terrorism police officer, Mr. Pierre also knew that there is an underground network 'dark web' in Europe that serves criminals. He also registered an ID on this network and could browse some low-level information.

The dark web is a network that is not difficult to enter but can be difficult to improve the level. It is said that its server is hidden in Switzerland and has extremely high encryption methods. If the outside world wants to obtain more information, it has to become its own person inside the "dark web", and multiple offline confirmations are required.

Interpol has tried to send undercover people to enter the network many times, but the results are very tragic. Undercover personnel are always easily seen through, either being killed during the verification process, or disappearing after entering the network.

Now Officer Pierre can only learn about the "Century Bounty" from some low-level information. He soon saw a post published by an id who called himself "Victor Hugo".

"I'm happy to join this death game."

Seeing this sentence, Officer Pierre couldn't help but feel ridiculed. Especially when he saw the photo of Gusinsky with the watermark of 'to be executed', he shook his head and said in thought: "This is impossible to be a message released by any big star. Instead, it seems that someone wants to mess up this matter."

There are all kinds of comments under the post, all like venting noises. Some people are emphasizing how respected Gusinsky is, some are encouraging posters to do what they say, and some people are even more likely to start a gambling game and posters will be exposed to die somewhere.

Pierre also felt that the person who posted was making a fool of himself and that Gusinsky was not an easy person to deal with. He showed that he was a Russian businessman, but in fact he had been wanted by the Russian government for more than ten years.

Gusinsky has a very broad connection in Europe, and even cooperates with the government to donate everywhere. The French government is actually his asylum, otherwise this guy would have been killed by a Russian bear.

Such a strong person, someone actually threatened to execute him!

"Hahaha..., if the poster could kill Gusinsky, I really admire him." He should have gotten off work long ago when Pierre looked at the time. He was just looking at the coffee in his hand, and he couldn't sleep. So the police officer could only continue browsing the web.

When the new web page was refreshed, a message suddenly appeared in front of Pierre's eyes and was shocked. Gusinsky was really dead!

What?

Officer Pierre followed the post and found that the post that had previously published the "Death Game" was updated by the poster. Gusinski's photo of "to be executed" was replaced, and there was a bloody head in front of him, with a new watermark on the photo "execution".

Wow..., really dead?!

Pierre jumped up from the chair in shock, fell down again without standing firmly, and the coffee in his hand was spilling all over his body. But he didn't have time to pay attention to the stains on his clothes, and hurriedly squeezed to his computer screen to read the post carefully again.

The content of the post has not changed much, just a photo was changed. But the bloody head in the photo has a very high recognition. Isn’t that guy with a fat face the guy is Gusinsky, a Russian gang leader who is famous in Europe?

This arms dealer, drug dealer, smuggling merchant, wanted criminal, big villain, and hero of the underground world was publicly killed in just one night?

Pierre's head buzzed, and he didn't expect that someone would really do it. He could feel how much sensation Gusinsky's death would cause, and the originally lively "dark web" was almost silent at this moment. Suddenly, everyone seemed to be speechless and didn't know what to say.

Just a moment later, thousands of posts and messages suddenly broke out in the low-level discussion area of ​​the "Dark Web", and various speculations and rumors were flying all over the sky. Officer Pierre quickly called the Paris police station and asked to send someone to Gusinsky's villa to confirm the news.

On the phone, the police officer said in a deep voice: "We received a call more than ten minutes ago, and a group of police officers drove over. Judging from the current situation, Gusinsky was indeed dead. And everyone in the villa was killed, including more than 30 bodyguards, and no one survived."

"Don't die?" Pierre's head buzzed again, "How many people died in total?"

"It's over thirty. The police officers who arrived at the villa were frightened and ran out to ask for help in tears. They said that the villa was like a slaughterhouse and someone was dismembered."

"More than thirty? Who can do such a thing?"

Police officers also seemed to be heartbroken, "Now the whole of Paris media is shocked. Our director, mayor and even the president are called up. Things are a bit beyond our imagination.

What's worse is that no clues have been found at the moment, nor any witnesses. The murderer is very cruel and professional, and things are simply terrible."

After the phone was hung up, Officer Pierre quickly collected reports online. Sure enough, many TV stations in Paris had already heard about it, and they were shooting a lot of reporters and vehicles, and even shots of Gusinski's villa in the air.

The Paris Municipal Government has identified the murder as an extremely terrifying incident and said it must arrest the murderer. The news host of the TV media used various terrible words to describe the massacre scene, making audiences in France and even Europe feel like they were falling into hell.

Officer Pierre felt that he was in trouble now. The police were still busy investigating, and he returned to the "dark web" web page again. The "death" posts that have been browsing repeatedly have now been hung at the top of the list, and the contents in the posts have been passed down by countless people.
Chapter completed!