American Comics: When the Police Comes to Knock on the Door

The scene suddenly became quiet. Angela was surprised. She wanted to say something, but her thoughts were confused. She opened her mouth and closed it again.

"Wait a minute, the exorcism you are talking about means the same thing as the exorcism I understand," Richard interjected.

"I think so," Father David replied.

Angela smoothed her hair and asked: "You are still doing such a thing?"

"Under special circumstances, yes."

"Sorry." Richard folded his hands and apologized to Father Miranda.

Father Miranda nodded in understanding.

David continued: "It was the archdiocese that received Mr. Nick Young's request. The church did not do anything to him blindly. The church, with the assistance of doctors, tested him for all psychological disorders or mental illnesses. The results were obvious. He's not sick."

"Ah okay, so the devil still has him" Angela asked.

Father Ainsworth, who was sitting aside, said, "It's not what you think, but yes." Father Ainsworth glanced at Angela and Richard's expressions and saw that they were indeed listening attentively. He continued: "I intervened to free Nick from the demon's control. I have performed several rituals, but unfortunately it was unsuccessful. I could only temporarily suppress the demon's control over him."

Richard noticed the bandage on Ainsworth's shrunken right wrist and asked, "What's wrong with your wrist?"

Ainsworth unconsciously shrank his right hand.

"I was upset by him. He was a little irritable at the time."

"Then do you know where he is now?"

"I do not know."

"When was the last time you saw him?"

"The day before Halloween. He was supposed to come to me on Halloween night, but he didn't show up."

"Yes, he has found the wrong person. By the way, how do you usually contact him?"

"The phone."

“Landline or mobile phone?”

"Mobile phone, what's wrong?"

"No, I mean did Nick use a landline or a cell phone."

"Cell phone. The phone number you need is useless. I can't reach him. His phone has been unreachable since Halloween."

Richard and Angela looked at each other. No, if Nick has a cell phone that means his aunt Missy lied. Why did Missy lie? What was she hiding?

When Nick called, the two said goodbye to the priest and left the church to Missy's house.

As soon as they arrived at the apartment, they noticed something was wrong. There were many people gathered in front of Missy's house. They stretched their heads and looked into the room.

"Ydyd give up, please give up."

The door to Missy's house was open, and bursts of roaring could be heard coming from the bedroom. They were desolate and harsh, like humans and animals.

The two walked into the living room and looked into the bedroom from the living room. Seven or eight people were crowded inside. They held down the limbs of the person on the bed, and one of them was chaining the person on the bed.

"Hey what are you doing?" Angela was ready to intervene.

Richard pulled Angela to signal her to calm down.

Starting from the Mephisto Hidden Man, Richard has long been prepared to face all kinds of things. Coupled with the feeling at the beginning of the case and what happened during the entire investigation, Richard believes that the two men are chasing The prisoner is no longer an ordinary human being. Past experience taught him that when faced with the unknown, one must never act rashly.

Missy, who was standing in the corner of the bedroom, heard Angela's shout, and she came out and stopped in front of the two of them.

"Officer, what's happening here now has nothing to do with you. Please leave. Otherwise, I will sue both of you no matter what the outcome is."

"The person in the bed is Nick, right?" Angela ignored Missy's warning.

Missy was silent.

Richard tugged at Angian, and then said to Missy: "Listen, Missy. We have learned about Nick's situation from Father Ainsworth, and if there is anything we can do to help, we are happy to help, But you know it's our job to catch criminals."

"Will helping you exonerate Nick? If not, there's nothing needed here."