Gin is indeed aggrieved enough this time.

The object you want to solve is solved by unrelated people, and the place to solve it is still at your own doorstep.

Although he didn't have to do it himself, Gin wasn't happy at all, as could be seen from his gloomy face.

If anyone other than Kurosawa Silver were sitting next to him right now, Gin would still pull out his gun and shoot it, even if the other party was vodka.

It's a pity that not far from Gin is Kurosawa Silver, even if he speaks wildly, he can't commit murder.

Not to mention that there are still a lot of police guards outside, what will happen when they hear gunshots going out here, just talking about Kurosawa Gin's words is the truth after all.

Even if it was genuinely irritating, Gin couldn't deny that he was telling the truth. Since it is true, there is no escaping the facts.

So Gin was annoyed, but he didn't do anything, and just vetoed it.

Kurosawa was happy to keep it that way, and at the same time couldn't help but be a little interested in what Gin had just said.

"Event planner?" Kurosawa didn't react for a moment when he heard this answer, "How do you know that the murderer must be an event planner?"

That's what his pre-death message said. Gin glanced at Kurosawa Gin, and the corners of his lips curled into a sneering look, "Why, you can't see it?"

You're calling him an idiot in your heart!

But how could such an obscure pre-death message be cracked so easily!

It was even more impossible for him, and the fainting blood made him unable to touch the scene too much.

Even though the message before death was already deeply engraved in his mind, he didn't want to think of that horrible image at all.

the hell and let the cops and other detectives crack it!

Because of gin's words, the memory instinctively reappeared, and the bloody Kurosawa Silver had a faint urge to vomit in his throat, and he almost didn't spit out the coffee he drank, and coughed several times before he was in a good state, and when he saw Gin's puzzled gaze, his face was even more elongated into a bitter melon: "I can't see that it's always okay." ”

It's really embarrassing and embarrassing today, and I really don't pay attention to it everywhere.

"You really don't know?" Gin, who was stunned for a moment, didn't react, and subconsciously made up for it.

Kurosawa felt a twitch in his lower abdomen, but nodded silently.

Gin stared at Kurosawa Silver for a while, his face gradually turned black into the bottom of the pot, and without saying a word, he scolded wildly: "You don't even know the geographical location of your home, you are not even familiar with the situation of the woods next to your house, how do you live here?" I don't know anything for more than half a year!"

Kurosawa Silver was at a loss, completely confused at this moment.

What does the message have to do with the location of his home and the condition of the woods?

The corners of Gin's mouth twitched, and he didn't even want to say a word of nonsense to the guy in front of him who had a significantly low IQ in some way, so he replied neatly: "The handwriting is left next to his left hand, but there are no scratches left on it, which means that he writes from right to left, so you can always understand." ”

Kurosawa Silver did find some clues after a simple thought.

He put down the coffee cup in his hand, stood up and walked to the desk, took out the pen from his arms, poured out the refill, smeared the red viscous ink on the index finger of his left hand, tore a piece of paper from the notepad, spread it out on the table, and put himself in the shoes of the victim at the time, his fingertips moved gently.

Kurosawa carefully drew the English words that came to his mind as they were, and even if it was between them, he carefully maintained them.

Before death, if it is left to right, it is silver, but if it is from right to left, it is revlis.

This English word is not true, but if you exclude some letters, it is possible to write something else.

The first R can be ruled out, it is written on the outside of the circle, which is obviously not a kind of death message, and it will appear at the scene, I am afraid that it is because when the victim writes with his index finger, the thumb with blood on the edge is placed outside, so it happens to form this symbol similar to the English alphabet.

The second E and the third V can be ignored, which is indeed a type of pre-death message, which is currently reserved.

The fourth l, crooked, can also be ruled out, when the victim covered the message before death with his hand, a finger may have been horizontal in the center, and the blood that had flowed through the finger was left behind.

The fifth i is far away from the other letters, very sloppy, the first stroke of the above bit by bit comparison seems thick, the end of the second pen is even slightly teased a little arc, at first glance it does look similar to i, but if it is said to be the letter t is also excusable, writing and computer typing out of the difference after all.

The sixth S seems normal and can be ignored and is reserved for now.

After these are removed, the remaining words can be written as evts, well, the more you look at it, the more it doesn't look like it......

"How on earth did you know that this word was planned for an event?" Kurosawa looked left and right for a while, but didn't see anything coming, and finally had to reluctantly turn his face to Gin for help, his expression looking very depressed.

Gin couldn't help but retort: "I tell you to associate the geographical location of your home and the condition of your woods!"

"I don't have an address. Kurosawa Silver scratched his hair in embarrassment, "Even if there is, I can't remember it, the woods in front of my house are so big, how do I know what the woods are like, is it like night during the day? Or does it look like day? I don't feel anything anyway." ”

"...... "Gin," "Your home address is 3-chome 30 Banji, Yonehanamachi, which is the time displayed on that person's watch." ”

"Oh, I remember when you say that. Kurosawa Silver patted his head with a look of sudden realization, "It turns out that I live here." ”

This expression made Gin's head full of black lines.

Except for the homeless, there is no one who doesn't even know the address of his home!

It's no wonder that his unobtrusive attitude will develop the personality of a road idiot!

"You can find out your own information for me before you investigate others. Gin's words almost squeezed out between his teeth.

Kurosawa Silver nodded solemnly, indicating that he had been taught: "Understand, then what is the situation of the forest that you tell me." ”

"If you look at it now, you'll find out. Gin gestured out the window.

Kurosawa Silver blinked in confusion, stepped forward suspiciously, and put his hands on the balcony to look out.

The woods must not have the weird state he was talking about just now, but maybe because of the relatively low altitude on the other side of the woods, under the sun, the shadow dragged on for a long time, and the direction of the shadow was slightly to the right when the murder occurred.

At the time of the murder, next to the body was also a small shadow refracted by the sunlight, scattered in the surrounding area.

One of the trees was close to the remains, and a sharp Smith & Wesson Bear Claw-SWHRT2B was stuck in the trunk, and Kurosawa remembered that the blade was stained with bright red blood, and it was still dripping, looking extremely sharp and beautiful.

The bear claw knife also left a faint shadow on the ground under the sunlight, and the location of the shadow was projected near the victim's left hand, but not directly under the left hand, perhaps because some time had passed when they arrived at the scene.

Kurosawa Silver calculated the latitude and longitude of the murder scene, and in line with today's weather, the location and brightness of the sun in the area at 15:30 a.m., plus the shadow of the victim who fell to the ground, reproduced the information.

The true face of the message of death gradually emerged on the surface.

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