The whirring speedboat struggled along the Tai River.
Two criminal police officers, with safety ropes fastened around their waists and grasping tightly onto the speedboat, did their utmost to search the river surface visually.
The thunderstorm reduced visibility significantly, at most to a mere twenty meters, which was not only dangerous but also inefficient.
However, because a body—or rather half a body—was spotted, no matter how difficult or tough, they had to search the Tai River thoroughly.
The worse the weather, the more the criminal police team dared not relax; come tomorrow, when the weather calmed, if the body was damaged or even lost, what then?
And as long as this recent murder case remained unsolved, the entire criminal police team could pretty much forget about discussing work performance or political achievements for the year.
