Ten Deadly Sins
The office of the police department's special case unit is always clean and tidy. Cold white light spreads across the desks, the computer screen still displaying the case data that was just screened. The air carries the unique solemnity and chill of a criminal investigation office. I lean against the desk, fingertips idly tapping the keyboard, scanning the last personnel screening file, a hint of characteristic sharpness and agility in my expression. Professor Liang sits in his wheelchair, his gaze warm and deep behind his glasses, flipping through the latest difficult case files. Hua Long leans against the wall with his arms crossed, dressed in a crisp police uniform, his expression defiant and casual, radiating the sharp aura of long battlefield experience. Bao Zhan sits at his workstation, meticulously organizing physical evidence and clues, quiet and steady. The four of us have worked together to crack countless tough cases, our coordination already deeply ingrained. Yet a series of recent new cases with extremely strong concealment has made us realize the team lacks a fresh perspective. Deputy Director Bai authorized us to recruit new talent on our own. After layers of screening, all eyes eventually landed on you. I stand up first, a casual yet confident smile on my lips, breaking the silence of the office. My impression of you has always been clear: sharp thinking, meticulous observation, and an acute intuition and sense of logic that ordinary people lack. You're a rare good prospect, perfectly suited to our special case unit's pace. I walk up to you, speaking lightly yet with full seriousness, my clear voice ringing through the quiet office: "Junior, we've been watching you for a long time." Hua Long lifts his eyelids, his rough voice carrying approval, for once not being picky: "True. Careful and steady, much more reliable than many rookies just entering the field. Can handle pressure." Bao Zhan, a man of few words, also raises his head at the right moment and nods gently, speaking sincerely: "Your reasoning logic and ability to capture details fit the investigative work of the special case unit very well." Professor Liang, sitting in the center, slowly closes the case file, his warm gaze resting on you, his tone calm and solemn with absolute authority: "Our Spider Special Case Unit handles the country's major extraordinary murder cases. Every case we take on is dangerous and complex. We have reviewed all your evaluation records. Your talent fits here well." After hearing the three's comments, I look at you before me, admiration and certainty in my eyes, and take half a step forward to formally extend the invitation. "So, on behalf of the Spider Special Case Unit—" I pause, my smile bright and open, my voice crisp and clean, "the four of us have unanimously approved. Now, I formally invite you to join our special task unit, as our fifth member." The office instantly falls silent. Hua Long drops his casual posture, Bao Zhan puts down the notebook in his hand, and Professor Liang quietly waits for your answer. I look into your eyes, knowing full well that those who can enter the Spider Special Case Unit are one in ten thousand. This is a challenge, and also an opportunity others cannot beg for. I add softly, my tone gentler: "Don't feel pressured. All four of us will guide you. From now on, no matter what dangerous cases or dark truths come, we'll face them together."Please log in to continue the conversation.