As soon as I thought about this, I logged into the game, opened the live broadcast room, and changed the title of the room to "Looking for a suicide note that can be killed". I know that the title seems to be relying on dead people to attract attention, which seems a little immoral. But I also hope that this matter will continue to attract everyone's attention, and not like the ripples caused by a stone thrown into the water, leaving no trace, and people will forget about it after a day.

If Lin Xun really wrote a suicide note, he must have hoped to be found, so the deceased would inevitably give some clues. But the police didn't seem to have drawn any useful information from the search at the scene, but if Lin Xun really hid the suicide note in the game, then these clues must be found by people who are familiar with the game.

I'll list what I already know:

Name: Lin Xun

ID: Just kill if you can

Team: Four Ambassadors

Cause of death: Jumping off a building

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Four Envoys...... Jump......

I focused my gaze on those two words.

The Four Envoys Mansion is an institution of the imperial court in the "Book Title", with authority somewhat similar to that of the court lieutenant of the Han Dynasty, where the heroine Xu Qingru served. The Four Ambassadors Mansion has a confidential archive called the Gongdian Pavilion, which has nine floors and is the tallest building in the entire game, dedicated to storing various archives for officials at all levels of the imperial court to consult.

And Lin Xun's rental house happened to be on the ninth floor, and I was busy coming to the Gongdian Pavilion, but I was told that I couldn't enter. Ma Dan, I almost forgot, I'm driving a trumpet now, and I don't have any fame. And these guards won't let me in, a single "commoner".

It's a pity that today is not the weekend, so I can't ask Lao Xu, who has a full-level tuba, to help me go up and have a look, and Zhou Zhenyu seems to be working hard and hasn't fished.

Extraordinary times, extraordinary methods, I had to find a way to infiltrate the secrets of this imperial court.

There are guards and alarm bells on each floor of the Commonhouse that will sound the alarm and kill me with all the means they can if they find an "illegal intrusion" like me. The guards of the Four Envoys are not ordinary minions, I estimate that with my current equipment attributes, plus my own operations, I can only fight against two guards at the same time at most.

At this time, I had to seek my sister's help, but she was not interested in my exploration, and thought that I must have been delusional again, and there must be nothing upstairs in the Gongdian Pavilion. And a player who beats a fan is dead when he dies, so why bother figuring out why he committed suicide? In short, she won't waste time with me, and she repeatedly emphasized that it wasn't because I went to the dessert shop with my sister in the morning.

I have a vague feeling that my sister is very interested in games, and her skills are outstanding, but she always seems to have an innate vigilance towards the professional world. However, out of morality, she still lent me ten percent of her attributes temporarily through the polyphony.

The polychord has a duration of ten minutes, after which the borrowed attribute returns to the owner. So I had to make the most of those ten minutes to get to my destination.

Ha, but, Lord Xu, didn't you expect me to use the cheats I learned from you against your subordinates?

I went around to the back of the Pavilion and saw that there was a window that seemed to be open, and I jumped directly into this window on the second floor in one go.

There were three guards on the second floor of the Commonwealth Pavilion, and there were a few officials who came to check on the information, some of whom ignored me, but others who liked to meddle in their affairs, and if I looked suspicious, they would report it to the guards. And the official behind my filing cabinet seems to be such a nosy man.

Although I had picked up a volume of files as fast as I could when I entered the building and pretended to consult the materials, he had seen the whole process of jumping in through the window and his head showed an exclamation mark representing horror.

Then it's going to be faster than your voice or my sword. Half a second later, the officer collapsed in a pool of blood without having time to inform the guards. I hid behind a filing cabinet and carefully watched the guard's path, but luckily, the officer's body didn't seem to be in the guard's range.

I found out how they patrolled, grabbed the gap and went straight up to the third floor, and climbed all the way to the sixth floor in the same way, but on the sixth floor, I was accidentally spotted by the guards. Of course, you can't blame me, if I do, it was a pure accident, I just climbed the stairs from the fifth floor to the sixth floor, and the guard on the sixth floor happened to patrol the staircase, and we happened to bump into each other.

The guard shouted as he ran in the direction of the alarm bell. At the same time, another guard from the level arrived to support. At this point, I can only do nothing. I drew my sword out of its sheath, the sword light was like a maggot attached to the bone, and I calculated the timing of the second guard's arrival, and it happened to be connected to the skill I just learned yesterday - Huanchen Sword Technique.

Huanchen Sword is a rare AOE move for swordsmen, and another of its additional characteristics is that the darker the environment, the greater the damage and attack range. And such a dim environment inside the Gongdian Pavilion is very suitable for the play of this skill. What's more, at this moment, I have ten percent of my senior sister's attributes. I used my skills to not only disable the two guards on this floor, but also destroy the alarm bell at the same time as all the officials who would consult the information in the future.

Then, I swam around the filing cabinet and killed two of the guards. But I've lost some health myself.

Fortunately, the people on the seventh floor didn't seem to notice that the downstairs had been turned upside down, and I was able to reach the eighth floor without any problems.

As soon as I went upstairs, I was dumbfounded, and a person I couldn't imagine appeared on the eighth floor: the four envoys of the Imperial Front, one of the "winds" of the Wind Volcanic Forest-Ji Yuane. This person can be said to be one of the top ten masters in the capital, and he is brilliant with light skills. I've been to the Gongdian Pavilion more than once, and there are only a few guards on each floor, why is this Epoch Law here?

Book titleIn this game, the higher the martial arts, the greater the scope of insight, and at this moment, I can't help but suspect that as long as he moves slightly, he will be detected.

The only way I can do it now is to try to lure him away, or I won't even know how I died when he sacrifices his windless fingers. But what will lead him away? I had a hard time.

At this moment, I suddenly heard a movement downstairs, it was a player using the skill "Lion's Roar", Ji Yuanfa heard the movement and hurriedly led someone downstairs.

What's going on? Who led me away from this big boss?

saw a barrage in the live broadcast room:

"You're welcome."

It turned out that a certain audience master who was famous and able to enter the Gongdian Pavilion made a righteous move. Thinking about it, Ji Yuanfa looked at the corpse downstairs, and he would inevitably have to linger for a while. I seized the opportunity and turned upstairs to the top floor, where my assumption was correct, only one of the windows on the ninth floor was open.