Grande has just finished a farewell, Yuehua and Baiying. Here's the story, they've been in Barton for a month, and they're pretty much the right to see and understand, and they, who were already in the Salem Black Witch Advance Team, should go back and report their summary.

"Now the barrier of Sbella, uh, or who knows what to call that thing...... Anyway, there are no more, and the original reason why she invited us to come no longer exists. But, we saw many strange and interesting things in Barton, Grande, the Wizard, Remer, the Feast...... I think that our return this time should lead to some interesting discussions. Well, maybe we'll meet again. ”

Do you think that's all there is to saying goodbye? Of course not.

Yuehua and Baiying made one last effort, "Zach, you haven't answered our original question. ”

Remember, the death caused by 'Colt' was invisible to the Black Witches. Just like a person who has no meat and is not happy, he is stunned to find that he doesn't know when he has one less kind of meat in front of him, chickens, sheep, fish and pigs, that is, there are no cows, why? What does this mean? Is it a strange sign?

Zach pondered for a long time, "Come on." "I took the two guests, who had occupied the only room in Grande for a month, to the basement.

Take out a handful of 'Colts' in some inconspicuous box.

"Don't ask. Zach handed over the magic gun, and let the two black witches fiddle stiffly, "I don't know what's going on." Oh, it's true, well, it's working really, I've tried it twice, spike. "Please don't debunk Zach's terrible marksmanship, he said seconds, it's seconds.

Yuehua gave this answer, "Okay. I think that when we go back this time, we will have something new to discuss besides Patton. Then this 'Colt' ......"

"My only advice ......" Zach took back the 'Colt' and threw it back at the humble box, "don't get caught up in its guns." ”

That's all.

Afterwards. As the owner of Grande, everyone thought that Zach would at least do his best to send the two to the station. No.

After Moonflower Hundred Shadows left Grande, there were other places to go, and Zach was not suitable to follow. Sibella, of course, has a lot to say. Gone? West End Reimer, Eve. The shattered puppet in the corner of Grande's back porch made it necessary for the two black witches to make this trip. I understand. That's really gone.

Seeing the two leave Grande, Zach returned to his office. On the table were the things that had been stuffed into Grande's mailbox today, bills, advertising flyers, poll letters, Urban Legends, Barton Daily, and police surveys......

Naturally, the things he didn't care about were thrown aside, and Zach left the magazine and poll letter in front of him, pursed his lips, and took back the police station questionnaire. How can you not care, as Susan said, Pierce has a way to get the Southside to support Ethella.

"In light of the recent intensification of protests against Allen's funeral home. The protesters were all people in the southern district, friends, relatives, and acquaintances. In order not to further escalate the conflict, the Southern District Police Department issued a request for opinions on the handling of protesters......

Zach frowned, is this funny, law enforcement officers who maintain law and order, ask civilians for law enforcement advice?

Zach shook his head and tossed the ridiculous thing aside.

I opened the poll letter. Don't look at it, put a checkmark in front of all the options in favor of Anthony. Inevitably, I saw a certain canvassing statement from Aethra's side - "This is a patriarchal world, women, let those people see our power." Support me. 』

Zach pulled the corners of his mouth, crossed out the sentence, and wrote the following sentence, 'This is not the world of anything, when we elect a mayor, we choose a person who can represent the whole city to lead us, not a poster, not a person who will only show half of the population to preach his power! If you are calling for equality through men and women, you are the most unequal one!'

Zach shook his pen and found it unpleasant, and added, 'If Ms. Aethra is only willing to represent her own gender and abandon the other half of Barton's population, I would like to express with my own small voice as a commoner that she is only worthy to be a voter, and her right should be limited to expressing her own opinions, representing the group of people she thinks she can represent, not worthy to lead all.' ’

Satisfied, Zach folded the poll with satisfaction, stuffed the envelope back, and had to ask Matthew to send it later.

Then, I took "Urban Legends", and the title of the cover has been seen, and I don't know why - "Women's Monster Love Story". Zach opened it and read only the first sentence, 'It's just the beginning of spring, and Louie has begun to shake her money tree on the side of the street at night......' Zach pouted, he already knew what it was about, and he didn't let Louise see it.

By the way, speaking of Louise, Louise went out early to see Susan in the nursing home.

Yesterday's trip was interrupted, and Zack's attempt to salvage what he had done to Susan was completely delayed, and Louise found out.

Surprisingly, Louise is the one who stops Zach from reversing Susan's insaneness.

Louise Says:

"So be it. In Ethella's eyes, Susan is useless, let her return to normal, she will not be able to go back to the life she thinks she is 'proud of', she will have nothing, and she will have countless secrets that Ethella cannot disclose in her sober state. Even if Athera graciously doesn't care about Susan's troubles, there is no guarantee that we, Anthony, will not take advantage of Susan in turn. Her life would be painful. It's better to live in your own world that is considered abnormal, which is good for everyone. ”

Zach nodded, but still explained a little thing, in a vampire way, in a blood exchange, "a way to make her live a little more comfortable." ”

Louise accepted, rehearsing with red eyes before leaving.

Benjamin appeared in the office, looked at Zach in a daze, snatched the magazine in front of Zack, and read, "Is this writing about you and Louise?"

Zach was speechless, "I haven't finished reading it yet." "It means to come back.

Benjamin glanced at the newspaper, "Newspaper." "Gone.

Zach had no choice but to go and get the newspaper, and the photo of Director Darcy surrounded by microphones made Zach pout again, forget it. Just take a look. Turned the headlines.

The assassination of the new police chief only a week ago has easily taken up two pages, and now I am afraid that there is no one in Barton who does not know that his police chief has been replaced.

Zach wasn't really curious about how Darcy made up this lie, because the previous news had already parachuted this in, no. Mayor Anthony 'dug up' the police chief to the end. Darcy is a very famous figure in the West, a police family, and has spent time in the military, receiving numerous honors and commendations, and the criminals he fights can form a city......

Not exaggerating to you, Darcy's father died fighting criminals when he was born, Darcy's grandfather died fighting criminals when his father was born, and Darcy's great-grandfather died fighting criminals when his grandfather was born......

Can you accept it, the interracial side?

Inheritors in captivity.

Scold. This family that has been passed down for several generations has accumulated its own honor and exploits, and in addition to the people who have been poached by our Mayor Patton as a measure to improve the frequent vicious incidents in Barton City this year, they are also stacking their own enemies in the accumulation of this inheritance.

So, when it came to Darcy in this generation, he said, "Somebody assassinated me." The Barton Daily listed two pages of vicious suspects, and by the way, the glorious deeds of the new police chief were repeated.

Zach watched. Sincerely, genuinely boring.

Wow! closed the newspaper. Energetically drawing circles on his desk.

Well, Zach must have been too bored and took the police questionnaire that had been thrown away earlier.

Zach still kept his attitude, and it was funny that the law enforcers asked civilians for law enforcement advice. For example, you were robbed. Instead of chasing you, the police ask you, "You were robbed, can I do anything for you?"

Well, the Southern District Police Department isn't stupid enough to ask for that kind of opinion.

Zach didn't get rid of his preconceptions and began to read the survey.

Cause: Zach was a little impressed. I saw something stupid in the corner of the newspaper somewhere.

Remember Grande's grave moves, remember Grande's mill being squeezed out by peers and not profitable, remember Allen's Funeral Home (Barton has three funeral homes, Ford on the North Side, Grande on the West Side, and Allen on the South Side. Now we are familiar with the Grande funeral home is the place where the old Grande and Hank left the West Side, where they lived in seclusion, and there was no business, and after Zack took possession, there was no more, relying on government subsidies and West Side Grande to live).

Roughly speaking, some people are unhappy with Grande's grave move. Because the cemetery of the people of the Western District was moved from the cemetery in the Western District to the Southern District under the compensation of the government, the point is that there is still a cemetery.

That's how the other funeral homes were treated, and Welsh complained that while dealing with the Ford cemetery in the North End, he was beaten by a crowd angry that his relatives had been dug out of the cemetery.

Alan never mentioned it, but he was not as lucky as Grande, and after Ford gained experience after taking the lead in the first step, the compensation treatment after the cemetery replanning was still unsatisfactory.

Of course, there is also a bit of a time point and geographical influence, Ford in the North District is the place where the contradiction was found, and after the city government's compensation plan came out, it was normal after the pacification, because it was the compensation obtained by the citizens through the struggle.

The cemetery of the West Side Grande, because of the class characteristics of the West Side people, was naturally treated preferentially by the city government with some experience in dealing with it, and the Grande just kept the only cemetery in Barton in the South Side, and the tide of compensation for the removal of graves naturally occurred.

The last Allen funeral home, seeing Ford's contradictions, seeing Grande being treated preferentially, but getting it himself is average - Allen has no cemetery, and the city government's compensation plan is only a pension plus re-cremation, which seems fair, right, after all, Ford's final solution is also like this.

But there are people who are dissatisfied -- from 'we still have a cemetery in the southern district, and on the Grande side, everyone in the western side can move the grave, why can't our relatives move it?' to 'they have won compensation in the northern district, and we should also fight for something for ourselves, right?'

But the scale of this protest is small, I mean, really small. Most of the people in the southern district are still simple farmers, and they are not good at it, and they do not want to do this kind of thing. At least in Zack's vague impression, it seems that just a few people have been holding up signs on Allen's side for a few days.

Seriously, it's not the right way, and this kind of thing is completely ignored. I haven't forgotten that on Ford's side in the North District, the city government where the people protested, beat up civil servants, but not the innocent Ford funeral home.

However, the simplicity of the people of the South Side is also shown here, remember the last time Cyrus and Brill led people to block the mill, they also blocked the wrong people, and they should go to the prison where the real incident was carried out......

But the investigation that Zach is seeing now, as if the farcical protests have escalated, have troubled the operation of Allen's funeral home.

Zach doesn't understand, it's been so long, it's been half a year since the compensation began, Ford's original cemetery, Quest's new supermarket has been completed, the original Grande cemetery in the South District, Liszt's new industry has started, Allen's side, if the cremated ashes can still be deteriorated, I'm afraid they should all be turned into air, what else is there to protest.

"After several attempts at reconciliation, the police had to arrest some of the protesters, popularize the city's explanation of compensation for the recovery of the cemetery, and then release them, but with little effect. We have repeatedly found that these released people continue to participate in the protests and exacerbate the conflict......

Zach frowned, and said that it was an investigation, this is simply a public announcement and an admission of his incompetence, what is the point? If the prisoner continues to commit crimes, then you continue to arrest it, explain that the education is not enough, and then increase the punishment! Zach was really not interested, and looked at the end, the only place where there was an option.

Then Zack's eyes widened, what the hell!

"1. Severely punish those who protest and cause trouble. (Choose this carefully, we police have been trying to maintain the peace of everyone's life, and do not want to exacerbate the conflict)

2. On behalf of the protesters, the police will submit a petition to the city government for additional compensation. (The most feasible way)

3. The police will act as an intermediary between Allen's funeral home and the protesters, and additional compensation will be provided. (Citizens, please don't choose this, it's useless, we have already negotiated with Allen, the compensation allocated by the city government has already been distributed, and Allen's funeral home itself cannot afford to pay any additional compensation.) ）』

You read that right, the parentheses are right after the options.

Zach didn't want to watch 4 anymore, he lost the questionnaire, who the hell was so ridiculous, and made such a thing that lost the face of all law enforcement agencies and even the government.

Then, Zach frowned. Zach felt the responsibility, yes, the responsibility. This is so obvious that it is a speechless and incendiary investigation, and Zach is responsible.

Zach hasn't returned the negatives to Cologne, has he, and all Cologne gets for the time being is Danny's 'Zach has taken care of it'.

Cologne, watching such a ridiculous thing coming out of his bureau, could only hold back.

Zach felt that something should be done, at least not to let Cologne really become a nominee with such a cower...... (To be continued.) )