People don't want to make a fake so as not to be discovered. I'm not the one from the organization called the Snake of Body, so where is the obligation to help them hide this?

The revelation of what the group had done and the investigation of others had little effect on Lévy himself. On the contrary, if you can cause some trouble for those people, won't you be able to reduce the risk on your side?

Although Lévy felt that the two sides were not some undying enemies. But the events that happened before made Levi have no temper at all, and that would be too hypocritical.

Lévy won't take the initiative to retaliate, but why not make some trouble for others?

Alice asked Levi to hold up the painting, her left hand pressed against it, and her right hand pressed against the glass of the display case. A faint light flashed in her hands, and in the blink of an eye, a painting identical to Levy's hand reappeared in the empty spot in the display case.

"This illusion lasts for two days. ”

Alice probably used a magic similar to a direct copy of the original, and when she was done, she stopped looking at the original and her own 'work', as if she didn't think that her work could be even the slightest difference from the original.

Although the copy used as a 'template' for Alice is not the actual original, but a fake of the thief, or someone else in the Snake Eater organization to which he belongs. But so much time has passed, and no one in the museum has noticed that one of the items has been dropped. It can be seen that the standard of this fake is quite high, at least at the level that the ordinary staff of the museum cannot distinguish the authenticity.

As for whether it is possible to find problems if a professional appraiser from a large auction house is hired to identify it...... The people at this museum believed that it had only been haunted for a while, and no one had noticed that it was actually a thief.

I haven't found out that the thief has come in, who is so boring to spend money to invite an appraiser to come in and appraise all the collections?

Although Lévy didn't know what an average museum would look like. But I don't think there's a rule to re-appraise all the items regularly, right?

A small, private museum like this one may seem to have a much smaller collection than a large national museum, and it's easier to operate. However, since such private museums tend to have fewer staff, they may have to do more work evenly than large museums.

Lévy didn't know if he could make money running such a museum. But based on the situation of some museums he has been to before, I really think that this kind of thing is probably more out of the personal interests of its owner. Even if the ticket money collected can cover the daily expenses, I am afraid that there is not much surplus, right?

"Two days is enough. ”

It lasts for two days, in other words, after two days, the painting in this display case that looks exactly like the real thing will suddenly disappear and become as empty and abrupt as it had been two minutes earlier. Even if it's night, you might not have to wait until the next day. Then the obvious problem may be discovered by the security personnel on duty that night, and the owner of the museum will be immediately notified and the police will be called immediately.

"Actually, even if we take this painting away now, the people here won't know that we took it, right?"

Alice asked, a little puzzled. She pointed to the surveillance camera mounted in the corner of the wall and continued, "Isn't that not going to catch us?

Alice remembers that the surveillance in the museum had been tampered with. Although she didn't know that the security guards who were now staring at the CCTV in the surveillance room, all she could see were old surveillance footage that had been recorded earlier. But she thinks that since people can't see it anyway, it seems that it's a bit too much to use illusion to make a fake here?

"It's true that the surveillance in this museum won't take pictures of the two of us. But I didn't have anyone deal with the surveillance on the street outside the museum. When we came, we 'moved' straight to here. But I've passed down the street outside. ”

Levi had previously found an alley where no one was in the same way as he usually used, and teleported directly to the museum with Alice. But before that, he took Alice around the street outside the museum, observing the exterior of the museum.

"The surveillance on the street outside must have filmed us. If the people in this museum are to call the police tomorrow morning. The police will definitely pull up the surveillance footage from the street outside, and ask everyone who has been around the museum tonight for questioning. At that time, people like the two of us who had been walking around in a whole circle outside looked more suspicious than the other ordinary passers-by. ”

The police's modus operandi is clear to Levy. After all, he has a wealth of experience in assisting in handling cases. Once the police find that the surveillance in the museum can't help anything, they must first start with the surveillance around the museum. After all, after a museum like this closes every day, there must be a special person to check the status of all the exhibits in all places. If you lose something during the day, it will be found by visitors who come to the exhibition. The patrol after the closure of the museum will definitely not be avoided, so that it will not be discovered in the middle of the night or even the next morning.

In this case, the police will definitely lock the time of the crime after the closure of the museum until the security guard discovers the theft. Then the people who appeared near the museum during this time were helpless and became the priority targets of the suspicious investigation. Who made the museum's surveillance so bizarre that nothing was filmed?

"I see, if the museum people found out two days later, then the police would only think that someone came in and stole the painting that night two days later, and would not have investigated what happened today?"

Alice understood what Levi meant, after all, she used to live in Gensokyo and was not really a utopia with nothing. Alice herself told Levi that because she was familiar with a certain witch in Gensokyo, she had also helped the witch investigate several mutations caused by some youkai in Gensokyo. Although the process of those investigations sounded like a call all the way to Levy, there was something like a detective investigation part. These experiences made it easy for Alice to understand what the police were doing, and as soon as Levi said it, she understood.