I really don't want to hang up

someone fried fish
This statement ignited the anger in everyone's heart.

"This liar!"

"Be sure to catch him! It's too hateful!"

He not only lied to everyone, but also humiliated them!
Well, there's something humiliating about being a liar.

Add insult to injury!

The police car came because of the fried fish.
The vigilante doesn't have Luden at all.
The case of being cheated is also fictitious
Then everything Luden said is naturally false.

The furious crowd were either on the phone or cursing, like a group of monkeys out of control.

Meg, who was sitting on the box, laughed suddenly. She bent down and coughed from laughter.

"Hahaha"

All shouted in unison,

"Shut up, Meg!"

Not only did Meg not shut up, she even laughed harder!

"You idiots, what's the rush?"

Everyone showed doubts on their faces, not knowing what Meg meant.

"That's right, Luden is a liar, he lied to us, and then what? Apart from being fooled by a bizarre story, have we lost anything?"

Meg looked round, like a victor,
"He failed to defraud the money, and he also failed to defraud these treasures. We already knew that he was a liar, and it was even more impossible for him to take these things away. In other words, we saw through the deception before it was over. This scam!"

What Meg said sounds reasonable.
However, considering that she was Meg, everyone hesitated for a while.

"Indeed, nothing is lost, money is not lost, we have lost nothing."

Jack muttered to himself, as if they had lost nothing but embarrassment.

The professor of history sat back in the armchair, took out a pipe from nowhere, struck a match, and smoked a stuffy cigarette by himself.

Even he, in such an angry situation at this moment, has to admit one thing - Luden is a genius.

Scam genius.

They had been tricked by Luden, no doubt the deception was even a bit clumsy in retrospect, but it worked nonetheless.

As long as the scam is successful, it is a good scam.

But Lu Deng went around such a big circle, playing around with everyone, what was he trying to do?
Figure they believe a lie?

No, it will never be that simple.

The history professor is more willing to believe that the contents of the box have long been transferred by Luden.

Although he didn't know how Rodden did it,
However, he is willing to believe that this is the ending that a well-planned scam should have.

Meg straddled the box and directed the crowd to find tools to pick the damn lock.

She didn't dare to leave the box for half a step. There was a priceless painting inside.

Meg believed that, whoever painted that painting, if it were brought out, it would cause an earthquake in the art world, which was just what he needed.

Soon, everyone found crowbars, hammers, saws and other tools, and began to smash around the big box.

It's a pity that this lock is obviously an excellent industrial product of the industrial age, and it is extraordinarily strong.

In the end, it was still Griffin who couldn't stand it anymore, and asked everyone to step aside, while he took out a wire, inserted it into the lock cylinder, and stirred it back and forth a few times.
"Crack-"

With a crisp sound, the box opened.

It was inevitable that everyone looked at Griffin with strange eyes.

Can a professor of medicine at a well-known university pick a lock with a steel wire?
This is not a must-have skill for medical students!
Griffin quickly explained,

"I learned it all from watching TV! If you want to blame, you should also blame those movies! What's wrong with their filming, they insist on filming people sneaking through doors and picking locks!"

Meg ran sourly,
"Yeah, you're a kid and you can learn bad things from what's on TV, we should throw all the negative words out of the dictionary so there will never be crime.
Don't you have a brain, didn't your parents teach you when you were a child, didn't you study criminal law when you were an adult?

It's strange, why do you always like to blame others for your mistakes, so that you can sleep more peacefully, doesn't it? "

Meg always likes to say these strange things, so people don't like her, and the thing she likes most is to shut her up.

We all know that as soon as a person shuts up, what she said doesn't exist, and the problem doesn't exist.

"Shut up, Meg!"

Griffin stepped aside angrily, still muttering,

"I shouldn't have been in this muddy water, you know, your IQ was just insulted, but I was knocked out, and my head is still hurting!"

In this scam tonight, Luden tricked everyone, but let them go.

One is Griffin and the other is John.

Whatever the reason, Loudon finished the show with both of them unconscious.

In other words, only the IQs of these two people were preserved, leaving a bit of decency.

That's why Meg would get angry at Griffin for no reason.

When a person who has been deceived sees someone who is not deceived, no matter what the other person tells the truth, he will be verbally punched and kicked.

Meg had no time to listen to his complaints, but threw herself on the box, and reached out her hand for the picture.

As soon as she started painting, Meg's face turned ashen, uglier than a dead mother.

No need for her to say, everyone knew what was going on.

fake!

all fake!

Jack sat slumped on the ground, scratching his hair in frustration.

Griffin looked gloating, even if he was drinking, he couldn't suppress the smile on the corner of his mouth.

The history professor kept puffing and puffing smoke, still unable to figure out where the problem lies.

"Is there a tunnel under the box?"

Everyone moved the box away, even lifted it up, but they couldn't find anything unusual.

"Luden took the box with him when he left?"

Looking at the box that required at least three people to lift it up, everyone didn't think Luden had the strength.

"There is actually a high-dimensional space in this box, and the things put in it will be sent away automatically?"

Jack snorted coldly,
"If you are stupid, you can go to the mentally retarded. Tonight we have behaved enough mentally retarded."

Everyone was arguing and arguing, but they couldn't get a reasonable answer.

During the period, Griffin checked John's condition, but he just fell asleep, and all physical features were normal.

Out of careful consideration, everyone decided to call an ambulance for him.

God knows what Luden used to bring down John and Griffin, a comprehensive physical examination is very necessary.

Griffin was very resistant at first, but under the insistence of everyone, he had to give in.

The ambulance came soon, and everyone hurriedly carried John onto the single stretcher, and Griffin took his suitcase and got into the ambulance together.

After solving this episode, everyone continued to think about the problem of the century.

How did Luden take those genuine products away from under the eyes of everyone?
no idea.

In the end, the professor of history sighed, his brows were full of melancholy, put down his pipe, and said helplessly,

"Call the police"