The Book of Black.

Summary

The chapter describes a gruesome crime scene where a deceased individual is found with his eyes, ears, mouth, and nose blocked by solidified black blood, suggesting extreme agony at the time of death. Sherlock Wo Si investigates the scene, noting the absence of struggle and the grotesque nails embedded in the victim's body, indicating a blasphemous act against the Church. Gabriel, a seraph, joins him and they discuss the implications of the inverted crucifix and the possibility of cultist involvement. They are then alerted to another murder case involving a victim named Sir Ke Jie Luo Wu Zi, leading them to a disturbing bedroom filled with flesh-like membranes and tentacles, where they discover a young girl who has been abused and abducted, revealing the dark nature of the deceased's activities.

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