Yuanshen: The sea of ​​sand at the beginning, straight to the seat of God

Chapter 354 Chapter 352-Just a notice
The eldest uncle welcomed Sora very warmly.

Linnette brought tea, and then sat down next to Linni obediently, with a somewhat curious look on her face.

"We're here to visit. Let's talk about business first this time."

After looking at each other with Paimon, Sora chose to give up chatting and get to the point.

"The first thing is that you and Lynette were involved in the case of the girl's disappearance. The culprit has been found so far, but according to Fontaine's rules, we still need to search for evidence."

"But now, I hope to get the evidence according to the rules of the fools, only at the Opéra Opéra in the end, and to abide by the rules of Fontaine."

Sora said seriously.

Every country has its own rules, and in a big way, you always have to abide by the other party's rules.

It's as absurd as the Tao Wife who tormented those foreign businessmen after locking the country, and even passed some special laws.

But these are official rules, and there are reasons of their own that can be applied under their rules.

Fontaine's trial rules cannot be violated. Even if he is a fool-like executive officer, Villette will arrest him at any time. In the end, if Dadalia hadn't disappeared in Merlot Petersburg, this matter would have been It will not alarm him, and he needs to entrust Kong to investigate.

Linnie's smile froze.

He and his sister almost kept silent in front of Sora, and at most they exchanged some of their experiences.

Of course, he himself knew that this method of directly separating himself from the fools was of little use.

Everyone knows that they are still part of the fool.

Origin is something that cannot be erased casually. Their origin determines that anyone looks at them with colored glasses that looks at fools.

Hearth House is obviously not a charitable organization. Since they support these young children, they certainly don't do it just to tell them when they grow up that we are just doing charity. We don't need your gratitude, and we don't need you to do it for the sake of fooling the public. Potency.

"Are you following the rules of fools?" Linnette tilted her head and accepted this unfriendly opening for her brother, "Do you want to meet your father?"

"Regarding the missing girl case, its influence is indeed bad. No one can be completely indifferent when they hear about its evil deeds." Sora nodded, "What's more, I received a commission from two friends. It’s yours, and the other one is Navia’s, so naturally I can’t help but do my best.”

It is said that the intelligence capabilities of the Fools are really not enough to find the culprit. Since the Linni brothers and sisters are involved, the servants should not just sit idly by.

Lesi's profits are very considerable. Not everyone in the Fools' crowd may want to get involved in such an industry chain with considerable profits, but since they have met, it is unlikely that they will have no contact at all - after all, the Fools' crowd's bottom line is indeed not It is worth looking forward to, even if it is a special item with big problems like Lesi, they will not mind taking it.

According to Sora's guess, either the servant deliberately did not find Marcelle and allowed him to contact the Linni brothers and sisters, and then took advantage of him at certain moments, or the fools really kept to themselves back then and did not participate in the fun at all. Sri Lanka's manufacturing.

"The case of serial disappearance of girls involves you and Lynette. At your performance venue, there happened to be a case of disappearance that was exactly the same as before." Kong paused for a moment before continuing, "This matter should have ended here. , because I really can’t find any relevant evidence, after all, I am just a stranger.”

During the follow-up investigation, Navilette actually made some guesses, but he stated very directly that he could not find any evidence. Without evidence, he would not reject the truth presented in the court because of his guesses.

Even Navilette couldn't find any evidence. There was no way he, a stranger, could do anything about it.

But things don't always work out that way.

Also paying attention to the serial disappearance of girls was the victim of another case. Navia's sudden appearance gave Sora another chain of evidence. He jumped directly out of the disappearance case and went to another case to find the answer, which directly involved Navea. Evidence was found in Via's father's case [Unjust Kares].

He didn't struggle at all on the track where there was no evidence in Villette, and just hitched a ride with another car.

Coincidentally, two of Navia's subordinates happened to know some of the truth. They knew but did not tell them. The reason why their eldest daughter had been biting her fingers in recent years but could not do anything was because Navia was not strong enough. They were worried that After knowing some truths, Navia wanted more truths, but she was obviously not strong enough. Once the mastermind behind the scenes discovered what she was doing, she would be killed on the spot.

Carres himself is willing to admit the crime, which means he has reached a "certain tacit understanding" with the mastermind behind the scenes to protect his daughter.

The cooperation between Sora and Navia made Miles and Silver think that the eldest lady's power was almost the same - the other party was some kind of monster, and it was impossible to rape him in front of a great adventurer like Sora who was famous throughout Teyvat. Kill Navia.

Of course, Navia was also assassinated midway, just because Paimon drank her cup of Fengda with greed, otherwise she would have turned into a puddle of water on the spot.

These two things made Mellors and Silver think that the time was indeed almost here.

If you don't hand over the evidence and find a way to kill the opponent in advance, the opponent may turn around and carry Navia away first.

It was also because of the help of Miles and two that Kong suddenly found the evidence, and if he followed the steps, he would probably be able to track down Marcelle's problem.

Kong told the whole story very concisely. After a moment, Linnette hesitated and then said: "Is your luck... really that good?"

"The key point is not this." Kong shook his head, "Based on the current evidence, the murderer should be this Marcelle, but we neither know the reason for his murder nor the evidence that he actually committed the murder."

But [Unjust Kares], this is very clear.

This should be a battle of interests, and the other party used the special method of dissolving people into water to turn Kares at the banquet into a murderer.

Because in the view of the trial court, there were only two people at the time, the gun-wielding Carres and the dead Jacques. Although it was outrageous that Carres killed Jacques, there were only two people in total. It could not be after Jacques killed himself. , Carres picked up the gun and started playing with it.

That can only be Carres's fault.

Carres's silence about this was equivalent to a direct admission of guilt, but the reason behind this incident was that Carres was seriously ill at the time and failed to resolve the trouble neatly before his death. He didn't believe that his daughter, who had not yet grown up, could take over his mission, so he simply chose to remain silent.

Carres should have evidence of the swap.

He knew the dangers of Lesi, and he also knew the factory where Lesi was made. Ordinarily, if it was announced in the court, there would be a chance that Marcelle would be sent away completely.

But in the end, he chose to remain silent and bear the blame of the unjust Carres.

The only possible explanation for this matter is probably that Kares feels that he has no conclusive evidence if he tells it, and whether he can replace the murderer, but the enraged murderer will definitely send Navia away, so he He simply chose to use silence as a deterrent and kept the evidence in his hands in a dark place as a deterrent.

Once the opponent has revealed his cards, he will know it. In fact, he has no conclusive evidence. The so-called "as long as Navia is in danger, he will immediately expose the case of [Lesi] and the girl's disappearance" is actually a lie... ····To be honest, it is difficult to understand Marcelle’s thinking circuit. With his wealth and means at the time, it was obviously very simple to arrest some ordinary girls. Facts also proved that in all his previous attempts, the trial court was unable to seize any evidence, but he chose Navigation. A girl with an outstanding background like Ya.

Carres flipped the table on the spot and faced off wildly with the opponent.

In fact, Carres had the upper hand for a time, and he only needed to drag it out for a while, and he would gradually win.

But at this time, he suddenly suffered from a serious illness, and was informed by the doctor that his life expectancy was less than five years. After five years, Kares could not use reliable means to uproot his opponent, and he was worried that he would die without his own protection, his precious daughter. He was about to be killed again, so he made the difficult choice to remain silent and give Navia time to grow up.

Navia's experience is indeed a bit tragic, but if her father was not a wealthy businessman like Kares, Marcelle could easily take advantage of Navia.

So it's hard to understand why Marcelle would choose such a difficult opponent.

You could obviously pick some easy opponents, but you picked such a tricky one.

If it weren't for Kares, Sora would still be banging his head against the wall today. Even if he broke through the south wall, he wouldn't be able to find evidence.

After all, even Navilette, the ultimate local, couldn't see Marcelle's exhaust on the track where the girl disappeared. If it hadn't been changed to the track of "Unjust Carres", Marcelle would not be there now. Don't know how safe it is.

He challenged a high level of difficulty, and then Sora came to give him strength.

Linnie thought for a moment, "If that's the case, then just leave the rest to us, and there's no need to trouble Father."

Using tricks that fool everyone...How could a child who came out of the Hearth House and was chosen by the servants and taken with him really have no tricks?

Of course they are used to it and know how to fool people.

"Then I'll trouble you." Sora nodded, "I promised Navia on this matter, so I should help directly to the end, but I have some more important things recently, and I can't keep an eye on this at the moment. Something happened."

Lynette was a little curious, but her face remained calm, "So, is there any trouble?"

"You still remember our nicknames..." Pamon smiled awkwardly.

This question is quite essential.

There were some more important things, and I suspected there was some trouble on the spot, which was in line with their current special reputation in the Teyvat continent.

Wherever you go, there is huge trouble...
"Yes." Kong's expression remained normal, "Funina told me that the Fools started to move again, and their actions gradually matched what I had done in other countries before, so I knew what I should do."

Linnie brother and sister:? ? ?
"Isn't this what you should say to us?" Linni pressed his hand on his cheek, speaking helplessly.

"It should be." Kong said, "Please tell the servant, according to my usual impression of fools, these people have a hard time doing good things, and they spend most of their time causing trouble."

"I'm not talking about you and Lynette, that's the impression I've always received from Fools."

"So, please come to me and tell me what the Fools' plan is."

"Otherwise, I can only go around looking for soldiers and strongholds of the Fools to do things that I am starting to be good at." He said with a smile, "Just like the things that the Fools are good at, because they are good at it, I started to do it too. Got good at it.”

The purpose is not necessary.

Apart from the Heart of God, this group of talents currently has no other purpose.

He just wants to know the plans of these people, and then decide what kind of ruthless measures he will take to cut off their plans and ideas.

Is this a threat?
It's empty, but I don't think so.

This is just an ordinary statement of one's thoughts and ideas. It can barely be regarded as a notification, nothing more.

I don't know what you're going to do, but I'll let you know what I'm going to do.

This is just a notice, you don't have to listen, but to be fair, I don't care if you listen or not, believe it or not, anyway, I don't need your cooperation in what I want to do.

Linny took a breath.

He didn't think Sora was bluffing.

The Fools have a high opinion of this great adventurer. This is not because he is kind-hearted or anything else, but because the Fools happen to be his old rivals along the way.

Everyone watched this person all the way from the beginning when the two debt handlers were able to pin him to the ground, and then he skyrocketed. The two debt handlers back then were like reading a book from heaven, and they couldn't imagine that this intelligence war god was that year. That rookie who could only scream in pain but had no power to fight back.

He has always been gentle, but gentleness is not his only face.

This is not a communication with a friend, but a notification to an enemy.

Kong does not regard the Linni brothers and sisters as enemies, he is just informing the fools.

I think you are about to do something bad. Come and explain. I may consider not stopping you or beating you to death lightly.

"I will bring these words to Father." Linni bowed slightly, "Father will give you an explanation."

You don't have to be so formal when dealing with friends, but you don't have to be so casual when dealing with enemies, who must be taken seriously by executives.

"Then I'll trouble you." Kong smiled, nodded, and said softly, "I still have some time recently that I will dedicate to my old friends of the Fools, but please don't keep me waiting too long."

"Goodbye."

He stood up and left, and Paimon quickly stood up and waved goodbye.

(End of this chapter)