Awakening Millennium

　　Although they are separated by transparent glass display cabinets, it is enough for Alice to feel the subtle and distinctive atmosphere exuded by one of the paintings.

　　 "Oh? Let me take a look!"

　　 Levi is holding the detector on the other wall hanging on the other side of the wall, listening to Alice's words, and immediately turned around, holding the detector near the painting of a free-range boy.

　　Dididi!

　　 The sound from the detector suddenly became dense and the volume increased.

　　 "It really is this one!"

　　 Levi no longer has to look at the value displayed on the detector screen. In fact, he could already feel the breath of special energy from the painting in the display cabinet. In this respect, he is naturally stronger than Alice, and the girls feel it. How could he not feel it?

　　 "This painting is the fake made by the person you are looking for?"

　　 Alice looked at the painting curiously. She has never seen the original work of this painting, and even the name of the painter written in the introduction below the painting has not been heard, and naturally it is impossible to see whether the painting is true or false. After all, although Alice can feel some special breath in the painting, she has never learned how to judge the age of an unearthed cultural relic. Even if Alice is a magician who is proficient in magic, no one has the ability to analyze whether a thing is made by modern people or has been buried under the ground for a long time.

　　 Modern technology is becoming more advanced, and antique forgery and forgery technology is becoming more and more superior. It is said that some of the forged antiques, even using professional instruments for detection, may well draw the wrong conclusion that the item was indeed preserved hundreds of years ago.

　　 Like laymen such as Levi and Alice, who have no professional knowledge at all, it is normal to be cheated by those professional fraud groups.

　　 "It's very possible, but I still have to see clearly..."

　　 Levi said as he held out his hand towards the display cabinet. A black crack suddenly appeared in front of the glass of the display cabinet. Levi's hand penetrated into the crack and protruded out of the display cabinet, and he easily took out the painting hanging on the wall.

　　 "This picture is correct."

　　Levy held the picture in his hand and tested it again with the detector. The value displayed by the detector is a bit complicated, and he doesn't know much about what it means. But this detector not only looks like a mobile phone, it is actually a mobile phone. The data detected above will be transmitted in real time to the computer of the cat-eared girl Tio Prato, which is far away in the city of Gakuen Island. When Tio looked at the data, he could at least know when the painting was made.

　　 "It's just a very ordinary oil painting, what looks special?"

　　 Alice took a closer look. Apart from emitting some unusual breath, there is nothing special about the painting itself.

　　 "Maybe the answers to the puzzles can be found in the pattern of this painting?"

　　 Levi thought of the plot in the detective novels. Thinking of this, he immediately took a very clear picture of this picture on his mobile phone, and then passed it to Hei Tonggan who was instructing him to come here.

　　Detective work must be handed over to professional detectives. Levi does not feel that he has the ability to find any useful clues from here.

　　 "If there is something hidden in the pattern, wouldn't it be enough to see this picture? Don't you have to steal the original work?"

　　 Alice once went to the library with Eve and Nagato Yuki, and had seen the albums about art appreciation. I used mobile phones and computers to surf the Internet at home, and I have seen pictures of these famous paintings displayed on the Internet.

　　 "Probably only the original, the secrets that can't be found on the replica? For example, what secret signs and signs are hidden in the inner layer of the canvas. It may not be a puzzle at all, then I just said it casually."

　　Levy handed the painting to Alice, who seemed interested, and took the phone to wait for the reply from Hei Tonggan and Tiou.

　　 "No matter what the reason is, but at least I don't think this should be the thief's self-inflicted temptation to commit crimes. Just knowing this is not a trip for nothing."

　　 is not a whim of the thief himself, indicating that someone asked him to steal the original painting. Indeed, at least you know that the organization behind the thief needs such a picture. Although it is not known why this painting is needed, it is still a clue that it may be useful in the future.

　　 "However, how do you know that the thief didn't like this painting before he stole it?"

　　 asked Alice, holding the painting.

　　 "The thief is indeed a person who is very obsessed with art and loves it very much. But if it is indeed the person who did it as I thought, it means that this matter is not his own intention."

　　 "Do you know the thief? You know him well?"

　　 Alice, who just felt that she could not find the secret in the painting and became lack of interest~www.readwn.com~ Heared Levi's words and raised her head again.

"To say knowing... can be regarded as knowing. But familiarity is not much familiarity. The reason why I think so is because the thief has a habit. He always leaves poetic words on the crime scene. The sign reminds me that I am waiting for someone to trace him and the whereabouts of the artwork he stole."

　　 "Leave a hint, and a signature? If someone else finds something based on the hint, can you really find something?"

　　 Originally Alice even cared about the profession of "thief". It was even more fun to hear Levi say that. Is it possible to get back the stolen things even after cracking the hint left by the thief, or even catch him? What is the purpose of doing this? I stole it because I liked it. Wouldn’t it be a waste of effort if it was found and taken back?

"It is probably impossible to catch him. But it is said that if he cracked his prompt, it is indeed possible to retrieve the stolen things. Of course, the premise is that it must be within a certain time. If the time is too long, I think things are probably no longer in the place where he was hiding."

　　 Levi said of course that I heard from Tio.

However, it seems that Tiou didn't actually have much contact with the thief nicknamed "blame thief". All the things she knew must have been rumors that were widely circulated in their world, and she was also affiliated with the association. The girl Ling who took care of her like a sister heard it.

　　 "But the thief you said this time seems to have left no hint."

　　 Alice looked over the painting over and over again, and then took a serious look at the inside and surrounding of the display cabinet where the painting was originally hung.