Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 176 The Broken House Tracked
The two sides insisted on their own words, and the civilians also realized that there was something hidden behind this incident, and they were silent immediately, not daring to speak, but they were reluctant to bear the melon in front of them, and tried hard to reduce their own sense of existence, without blinking their eyes. Watch where this is going.

Crowe panted heavily, trying hard to think of a way to break the situation. He didn't know where Safi found out his identity, but he knew that once he admitted what Safi said, he would be finished.

Of course, Safi wouldn't just let him go, and immediately became aggressive: "Actually, you killed Oak, right? Who told you to do it? What's your purpose?"

Crowe put on a face of "I have never done it, but you are powerful and powerful, what can I do if you are right?" With such a negative appearance, it is hard to guess who is telling the truth and who is telling the truth. The ones are fake.

Safi looked at Ke Luo, and suddenly laughed softly, as beautiful as melting ice and snow: "Don't you think that if you bite to death and don't admit it, I have nothing to do with you?"

Crowe didn't know what Safi meant, and his heart tightened instinctively.

Although he knows magic, he only knows superficially. Compared with nobles who have practiced magic since childhood, his understanding of magic is obviously only superficial.

"When Oak dies, there will be magic fluctuations left on the scene, which can be recorded with a magic measuring instrument," Safi turned his head and told Felisa, "Go get the magic measuring instrument."

Felisa nodded: "Yes, I know."

Felisa turned and left, followed by a few strong attendants after a while. They jointly carried a strange-shaped instrument, put it down carefully, and then left with their heads down.

No one has seen this instrument before, and no one knows how to use it. Felisa fiddled with it for a while, and the dial of the instrument started to rotate. After a circle, the pointer trembled, and then slowly stopped, pointing to a scale.

Then Felisa said half-truthfully, "Everyone saw it, this is the magic fluctuation recorded at the scene of the crime, and now I will test it."

Felisa put her hand in a groove, and immediately the pointer started to turn again, this time it turned twice, and finally pointed to a completely different scale.

Then she withdrew her hand and smiled at Crowe: "This gentleman, it's your turn,"

Cold sweat broke out on Crowe's head, he gritted his teeth: "I don't know magic."

Felisa smiled: "That would be even better. For people without magic, if you put your hand on it, the pointer won't move at all."

Crowe has never seen this instrument, and he doesn't know if it is really effective, but he dare not gamble.

At this time, Safi and Fred are both inconvenient to talk, so Felisa will naturally continue to host the scene, only to hear Felisa sneer: "Mr. is not willing, is it because of a guilty conscience? Give me his hand." .”

Suddenly, a knight in armor stepped forward, held Crowe, and forced his hand into the groove.

The pointer quickly turned around again, pointing to the first scale, exactly.

Now that the evidence is solid, no one dares to say that Crowe is innocent. Fred ordered coldly: "Take him away."

Crowe shouted that this is wrong, this is a trap deliberately set by the nobles.

Felisa didn't know if he was wronged or not, but this was indeed a trap prepared by their side.

It's also to blame Crowe for coming out to be an early bird, if he wasn't arrested and interrogated, how could he be worthy of the big show they made.

This so-called "magic measuring instrument" is a failed product made by those scholars who study magic in an academy.

The farce was resolved. Fred and Safi fell from the ice platform and walked into the gate of the palace first. Felisa followed closely behind. As for the civilians blocking the gate, they were handed over to the Knights to evacuate .

This end is solved, there is another end.

Dead Gray.

Gray's body has been guarded and no one is allowed to approach, and Ulysses didn't show up here because he went to investigate Gray's matter.

He followed the horseshoe prints all the way to check, but in the process of checking, he met Nancy.

In fact, he hadn't seen Nancy for a long time. After all, what he had to do had to avoid people. If people knew about his preparations, they would be useless.

"Why are you here?" He jumped off the horse and walked towards Nancy.

Nancy kicked the dirt on the ground and turned to look at him: "Are you here? I guessed you would come."

Therefore, Nancy was here specially waiting for him.

Thinking of this, his mood immediately improved. He stood still in front of Nancy, pulled a piece of grass out of her mouth, and said helplessly, "Don't just put things in your mouth casually."

Nancy shrugged and pointed to the land in front of her: "The trace will be broken here."

The horseshoe marks disappeared here, as if a horse appeared out of thin air, but how could this be possible, so someone must have cleaned the marks.

Ulysses took some good trackers, and it was their turn to play at this time. He pulled Nancy aside and continued to look for some other clues.

Nancy followed him and asked, "What do you think those people are doing by sending Gray's body here?"

"I don't know," Ulysses said, "There was nothing wrong with Gray's body, but the cause of his death was that someone pierced his heart with a throwing knife."

This is so strange, why did the gang have to send Gray's body all the way to them, just to warn them?But they have obviously arranged for Crowe to act as an internal response in the royal city, trying to find a way to destroy Fred's reputation among the common people, and sending another Gray over, what's the point.

Can't figure it out.

So Ulysses didn't think about it for the time being, and when he caught someone, he would know everything after asking.

"Your Excellency Ulysses," the people he brought quickly found some traces and came to report to him, "Although their methods are clever, they still left traces because of the haste of retreat."

Another doubtful point, since the haste of the retreat, it shows that they are not completely sure, more like it happened suddenly.

Ulysses collected his thoughts: "Continue to investigate."

The pursuers led the way, while Ulysses and Nancy followed, and finally chased to a broken house in the wilderness.

Seeing Nancy looking at the dilapidated house, Ulysses explained to her: "This dilapidated house was built by some traders to shelter from the rain or rest when they were on their way."

Walking into the broken house, you can see obvious traces of fighting.

"Someone stayed here two days ago." The tracker quickly judged based on the traces, "There should be only one person, and someone caught up with him later, so they fought, but the first person still escaped."

(End of this chapter)