"This seems to be an exhibition room......" and Eric walked up to the sixth floor of the castle, and Chiko was full of famous paintings, statues, and antiquities.

"It's spectacular. Only then did Chiko have a more intuitive idea of the Hudsons' wealth.

When Eric saw these rare treasures, his eyes lit up, and he had already made up his mind - if he found the murderer, he must pick one from here.

"What are you thinking? Think about what you're thinking right now. Chiko could see Eric's thoughts at a glance.

"I'm looking at the criminal environment when I think about it. Eric argued. But even Eric wondered why there was no surveillance in the exhibition room on this floor, not to mention that the collection was worth millions of euros, and some of them were engraved with the Hudson family crest, which can be said to be a testimony to the family history. In such an important place, not only are there no monitoring and protection measures in sight, not even a single door.

"Do you see anything?" asked Chiko eagerly.

At this moment, Eric suddenly saw what appeared to be a tiny, strange speck on the red carpet of the exhibition room. "Give me a magnifying glass. Eric stretched out his right hand to Chiko, but his eyes still didn't leave the spot.

"Magnifying glass? Chiko looked around, and sure enough, at a booth, she saw an ancient lens used to professionally measure jewelry, which read "Marco Bolo, 1315". Chiko hesitated, but carefully handed the jewel lens to Eric.

"You, be careful. Chiko muttered cautiously.

Eric took the jewel lens and pondered around the tiny speck, as if to determine something.

"What the hell do you see?" Chiko asked anxiously.

"See this spot?" Eric wasn't anxious.

"What is this?" Chiko looked down at the small speck on the blanket.

"It should be a ball of silk thread. Eric continued to fiddle with the ancient jewel lens in his hand.

"What thread?" asked Chiko.

"Remember that dress on Leonardo?" reminded Eric, "because the whole Hudson Castle couldn't find a dead pig-like figure like him, Mrs. Hudson asked Monica to find someone to customize a set for him, but Monica remembered the size of the dress, which caused Leonardo's dress to be very tight." ”

Hearing Eric's prompt, Chiko realized that the tiny specks on the blanket were actually a ball of silk thread, and the color of the thread matched Leonardo's outfit just now.

"I think there is no problem with the quality of the suit itself, but because of the wrong size, the bad old man is no longer close to the body, plus dragging all the way, part of the silk thread of the trouser hem was hooked out and wrapped around the fluff of the blanket. ”

"So, they're hiding here?" Chiko cried out excitedly, but lowered her voice instead.

"But why is it here?" said Eric, still puzzled.

"Maybe there's some secret room or secret passage here. Chiko began to look around, hoping to find something like opening a secret passage in a secret room.

"If so, Thatch would have cordoned off this place a long time ago, and would have searched the castle courtyard in a lazy way, and if even Thatch didn't know, would a few of the enemy's servants know about it?" asked Eric with a laugh.

"Then why are you here?" asked Chiko angrily.

"I said, what do I say. Eric couldn't figure out for a moment why there weren't any surveillance and anti-theft devices if Shook and Mrs. Hudson's killer had kidnapped Leonardo here?

"You can tell me why. Seeing Eric frowning, Chiko seemed a little gloating.

At this time, Eric squeezed his hand, and immediately noticed the extra jewelry lens in his hand, he suddenly thought of something, and immediately ran to the booth where the jewelry lens was originally placed, and carefully knocked on the booth.

"What's wrong?" Chiko saw Eric's unusual reaction and immediately followed to the booth.

"Put your hand to the left of the center of the booth and pay attention to the feeling. Eric didn't have time to explain too much, and took his Qianzi's hand and put it in the designated position.

"You, what are you doing, ......" Chiko, who was touched in his hand, suddenly felt some wonderful feelings.

"Pay attention to the senses!" Eric reminded again, and he slowly lowered the jewelry lens back to the center of the stand.

"Do you feel anything?" asked Eric.

"Like, like, it's sunk a little. Chiko keenly felt the sensation of her fingers touching the air.

"That's weird. Eric pinched the 700-year-old jewel lens into his hand.

"Is there a mechanism in this booth?" Chiko was also aware of the problem, but why didn't she react when she took the jewelry lens just now.

"Yes, the reason why there are no cameras in this room, not even a door, I think is because the Hudsons have long designed extremely sophisticated weight sensing devices on each of the stands. If the item is removed from the stand, the weight sensor is activated. ”

"Then why ......" Chiko glanced at the jewel lens in Eric's hand.

"The sensor here should be turned off. Eric speculated.

"But what does turning off the device have to do with taking Leonardo away?" Chiko wondered.

Eric didn't answer, and continued to look around, although Chiko's doubts only focused on one side of the problem, but it did cut to the key. At this time, Eric noticed a statue that, in terms of style, was quite Renaissance, but the statue was more than 5 meters tall and weighed at least two or three tons......

"How do you think this statue was delivered?" asked Chiko as he suddenly pointed to the statue.

Chiko looked at the huge statue and shook her head in confusion. I still remember when I first arrived at Hudson Castle, Mrs. Hudson once said that in order to take care of the feelings of her ancestors, the castle has not been renovated on a large scale, so even the elevator of the castle retains the style of pulling iron gates in the last century.

"Maybe I know what's going on?" Before he knew it, Eric had walked to the window of the exhibition room.

"You got it?" Chiko was still confused.

"That's right, this is a wonderful exhibition room!" Erik said in his eyes a flash of lightning flashed outside the window.