Awakening Millennium

　　 Others say that one thing is not as good as one less, and I didn't want to make extra money for the holiday, so as to avoid stealing paintings. I'm not the person of the organization called Snake Snake. Where's the obligation to help them hide this?

　　 What the organization did was revealed to attract other people's investigation, which had no effect on Levi himself. On the contrary, if they can cause some trouble to those people, can they be less risky?

　　Although Levi felt that the two sides were still not endless enemies. However, the various events that occurred before, let Levi have no temper, it is too hypocritical.

　　 Levi will not take the initiative to retaliate, but why not give others trouble?

　　Alice asked Levi to lift up the painting, her left hand pressed on the painting, and her right hand pressed on the glass of the display cabinet. A faint light flashed in her hands, and in a blink of an eye, a picture exactly the same as Levi's hand, appeared again in the empty space in the display cabinet.

　　 "This illusion can last for two days."

　　Alice is probably using magic similar to copying the original directly? After seeing that she finished, she no longer looked at the original work and her ‘work’, as if she didn’t even think that there might be a slight difference between her work and the original work.

　　Although the copy used as a "template" for Alice is not the real original, it is a fake made by the thief or other people of the snake-eating organization to which he belongs. But things have been going on for so long, and no one in this museum has found that one of the collections has been dropped. It can be seen that the level of this fake is quite high, at least because the average staff of the museum cannot distinguish the authenticity.

　　As for if a professional appraiser from a large auction house is hired to find out whether the problem can be found out...the people in this museum firmly believe that there have only been haunts for a while, and no one found out that it was actually a thief.

　　No thieves come in. Who is so bored to spend money to specially invite the appraiser to appraise all the collections?

　　Although Levi is not clear about the operation of an ordinary museum. But wouldn’t it be a rule to re-identify all collections regularly?

　　Small private museums of this size seem to be more convenient to operate than those of large national museums. However, because such private museums tend to have fewer manpower, they may be evenly allocated with a larger workload than larger museums.

　　 Levi is not sure if he can make money by operating such a museum. However, based on some of the museums he has visited before, I guess that this kind of thing is probably more from the personal interests of his owner. Even if the money collected for the tickets can cover the daily expenses, I am afraid it is unlikely that there will be a surplus?

　　 "It's enough to last two days."

　　 can be maintained for two days. In other words, after two days, the painting in the display cabinet that looks exactly like the real one will suddenly disappear, becoming very awkward like the empty one just two minutes ago. Even if it was at night, you might not have to wait until the next day. Then the obvious problem might be discovered by the security staff on duty that night, immediately notify the owner of the museum and call the police immediately.

　　 "In fact, even if the picture is taken away now, people here will not know that we took it?"

　　 Alice asked a little puzzled. She pointed to the surveillance camera installed on the corner of one side and continued, "Wouldn’t that just take us? Then we can just take it away? If you want to cause some trouble to those people, the people here The sooner you discover, the better?"

　　 Alice remembers that the monitoring in this museum was passive. Although she didn't know that she was staring at the CCTV security guard in the monitoring room, all she could see were the old surveillance footage recorded before. But she thinks that since people are invisible anyway, it seems a bit too much to use fake magic here to make a fake?

"Surveillance in this museum does not take the two of us. But I didn’t let anyone deal with the surveillance on the street outside the museum. When we came, we directly moved here. But it was still outside before. Passed by on that street."

　　 Levi had previously followed his usual method, and found an alley without people, and took Alice to teleport directly to this museum. But before that, he took Alice around the street outside the museum and observed the outside of this small and large museum.

"The surveillance on Outer Street must have taken us down. If the people in this museum call the police tomorrow morning. The police will definitely call the surveillance pictures on the street outside ~www.readwn.com~ People who have appeared near the museum are looking for questions. At that time, people like us two who made a full circle outside looked more suspicious than other passers-by."

　　 The policeman's way of handling Levi is very clear. After all, he is considered to have rich experience in assisting in handling cases. Once the police find that the monitoring in the museum is too busy to help, the first thing is to start with the monitoring around the museum. After all, after such a museum is closed every day, there must be a dedicated person to confirm the situation of all exhibits in all places. If it was lost during the day when it was open for business, it would be said that it was discovered by tourists who had come to the exhibition. The patrol after the closure of the museum must have been unavoidable, so that it was not found in the middle of the night or even early the next morning that something was lost.

　　 In this case, the police will surely lock the time of the crime after the museum is closed until the security guard discovers the theft. Then, people who appeared in the vicinity of the museum during this time are very helpless and have become suspected priority investigation objects. Who made the surveillance of this museum so strange that nothing was taken?

　　 "So it turned out that if it was discovered by the museum's talents two days later, then the police would only think that someone came in and stole the painting that night two days later, wouldn't they investigate what happened today?"

　　Alice understood Levi’s meaning. After all, she used to live in Fantasy Township and was not a utopia with nothing. Alice also told Levi herself that because she was more familiar with a witch in Fantasy Township, she also helped the witch to investigate a few incidents caused by some monsters in Fantasy Township. Although the investigative process made Levi sound like he was hitting it all the way, it did have some part of investigative investigation. These experiences made it easy for Alice to understand the police's handling of the case. Levi said that she understood.