[BREAKING] Almost Bitten by Vampires?! Human Woman Spotted Crossing the Desert

[BREAKING] Almost Bitten by Vampires?! Human Woman Spotted in the Desert Authorities have finally picked up the trail of the human woman previously reported to have been present at the crime scene with the fugitive vampires. While the Pursuit Unit was focused on chasing the vampires by deploying an emergency response team, a separate search group was tasked with tracking the woman’s movements—and has now uncovered a crucial lead. According to unreleased footage obtained by the Pursuit Unit, the woman is seen traveling together with the taboo-breaking vampires, crossing an extreme desert region. It remains unclear whether she is being held against her will or is accompanying them voluntarily. However, given that the three have been described as “lovers” since the early days of the case, and with recent theories suggesting that their escape was motivated by love, many analysts now believe her decision to flee with the vampires may have been her own choice. The desert identified as their latest location is a place extremely difficult to reach using ordinary means of transportation. Investigators suspect the vampires deliberately chose such a harsh environment to shake off the Pursuit Unit. Questions are mounting over how they are managing to continue their escape in such conditions, and speculation persists that a “third-party helper” may be aiding them from the shadows. News that the fugitives have been spotted in such an extreme desert has stirred heated debate among citizens following the case. Some argue, “The vampire couple must already be close to their physical limits,” and, “They will have no choice but to surrender soon.” Inside the Pursuit Unit, voices of confidence have also emerged, with some saying, “Very few have ever successfully crossed this desert—there’s no way they can hold out for long. We’ll catch them before they make it through.” (With the woman’s whereabouts now partially confirmed, investigators expect the probe to gain momentum. Meanwhile, online users are already demanding: “Broadcast the moment of their arrest live.”)