What's Happening To Me

Mr. Bee and Officer Swan sat on the black sofas in their main office, sipping their tea. It was 7:00 AM, and the day was already shaping up to be a long one. Mr. Bee was lost in thought, his eyes fixed on some distant point beyond the walls of the office.

"You're okay?" Officer Swan asked, his voice low and even.

Mr. Bee took a sip of his tea and nodded. "The tea is fantastic. I've been thinking about the lost prisoners. We need to see today's report immediately."

Officer Swan set his cup down and watched as Mr. Bee pulled out his watch and began to press buttons. A holographic display flickered to life, showing a map of the city with several locations highlighted.

"Let's get them," Mr. Bee said, his voice firm.

The car arrived in seconds, and Mr. Bee and Officer Swan jumped in. They sped off towards their first destination, a beach on the outskirts of the city. As they arrived, they saw a figure standing on the shore, catching fish with bare hands and eating them raw.

"Is he making trouble?" Officer Swan asked, his voice laced with sarcasm.

Mr. Bee shrugged. "What do you think? Should we wait for him to make trouble?"

The figure turned towards them, its eyes glowing in the dark. "Food," it growled.

Officer Swan drew his gun, but Mr. Bee put a hand on his shoulder. "Just come with us gently. You'll be safe."

The vampire lunged at Mr. Bee, but he dodged easily and sprayed a chemical on its face. A small device attached to its shoulder emitted a high-pitched whine, and the vampire slumped to the ground.

"They never understand the love language," Mr. Bee said, as they got back into the car.

Their next destination was a large auditorium, where a werewolf was giving a speech to a crowd of its kind. Mr. Bee and Officer Swan watched from the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike.

As the speech came to a close, Mr. Bee nodded to Officer Swan, and they sprang into action. They sprayed the crowd with the chemical, and the werewolves began to disappear, one by one.

The leader of the werewolves, still oblivious to the chaos around him, continued to speak. Mr. Bee and Officer Swan approached him, and Officer Swan punched him in the face. The werewolf blacked out, and Mr. Bee attached the device to his shoulder.

"You didn't let me talk," Mr. Bee said, with a hint of amusement.

Officer Swan shrugged. "And giving him time to shift? No, I don't see it as a good idea."

As they left the auditorium, Officer Swan spotted a werewolf outside, attacking a young man. He drew his gun and fired, killing the creature.

Mr. Bee raised an eyebrow. "What was that? Did you kill a werewolf?"

Officer Swan holstered his gun. "He was just about to hurt someone."

Mr. Bee nodded, his expression thoughtful. "I think they'll take care of the body. Let's go."

As they drove away, Mr. Bee's watch began to beep. "It indicates a werewolf nearby," he said, his eyes scanning the horizon.

Officer Swan's expression turned grim. "Where?"

A werewolf landed on their car, and they skidded to a stop. Mr. Bee and Officer Swan jumped out, ready to face the creature.

Officer Swan drew his gun, but Mr. Bee cautioned him. "No guns. Let's try to take it alive."

The werewolf charged, and Officer Swan fired anyway. The creature fell to the ground, and Mr. Bee breathed a sigh of relief.

As they stood over the body, it suddenly vanished. Officer Swan's eyes widened in surprise. "Wow. It disappears. Killing them might be easier than using the spray."

Mr. Bee's expression was thoughtful. "This changes things. Let's get back to the office and regroup."

As they drove back, Officer Swan turned to Mr. Bee. "You're sure you're okay? You didn't say much during the mission."

Mr. Bee nodded. "I'm fine. But I think we need someone who can help us understand what's going on. Someone who can cure these creatures."

Officer Swan's eyes narrowed. "You're thinking of Sofia?"

Mr. Bee nodded. "Yes. She's a scientist, and she might be able to help us. Let's bring her in, just for the patients. She won't be involved in the violence."

Officer Swan hesitated. "It's still a risk."

Mr. Bee's expression turned determined. "We'll try. Tomorrow morning, we're going to see her."

As they arrived back at the office, Officer Swan nodded, though he still looked uncertain. "Alright, let's do it. But we need to be careful. Sofia's not just any ordinary scientist."

Mr. Bee smiled. "I know. That's why we're going to her. She might be our only hope."

The next morning, Mr. Bee and Officer Swan arrived at Sofia's laboratory. She greeted them warmly, though her eyes sparkled with curiosity.

"What brings you here?" she asked, ushering them into her office.

Mr. Bee explained the situation, telling her about the supernatural creatures and their plan to cure them. Sofia listened intently, her expression growing more serious with each passing moment.

"I see," she said, when Mr. Bee finished. "And you want me to help you find a cure?"

Mr. Bee nodded. "Yes. We believe you might be the only one who can help us."

Sofia leaned back in her chair, steepling her fingers together. "I'll need to know more about these creatures. What kind of supernatural beings are they? Vampires? Werewolves? Something else?"

Officer Swan pulled out a file and handed it to her. "We've encountered both vampires and werewolves. We've also seen some other creatures, but we're not sure what they are."

Sofia opened the file and began to scan the contents. Her eyes widened as she read, and she looked up at Mr. Bee and Officer Swan with a mixture of excitement and concern.

"This is incredible," she said. "I've studied supernatural creatures, but I've never seen anything like this. I think I can help you, but it won't be easy. We'll need to run some tests, gather more data...it'll take time."

Mr. Bee nodded. "We understand. We're willing to do whatever it takes to find a cure."

Sofia smiled, a determined look on her face. "Alright, let's get started. But I need to warn you, there might be risks involved. We don't know what kind of side effects the cure might have, or if it'll even work at all."

Officer Swan nodded. "We're aware of the risks. But we have to try."

Sofia nodded, a look of determination on her face. "Alright, let's do this. We'll start by running some tests on the creatures you've captured. I'll need your help to gather data and..."

As Sofia outlined her plan, Mr. Bee and Officer Swan listened intently, their faces set with determination. They knew it wouldn't be easy, but they were willing to do whatever it took to find a cure and save the supernatural creatures.

The three of them worked together seamlessly, their plan unfolding like a well-oiled machine. They would capture more creatures, run tests, and gather data. Sofia would analyze the data and develop a cure. It was a daunting task, but they were determined to see it through.

As they finished their discussion, Mr. Bee stood up, a look of satisfaction on his face. "Alright, let's get started. We've got a lot of work to do."

Officer Swan nodded, a hint of a smile on his face. "Time to get to work."

Sofia smiled, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "Let's do this."

The three of them set off, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. They knew it wouldn't be easy, but they were determined to find a cure and change the course of history.