Sometimes, we use the phrase 'you're the kind of person who can't even make up an hour in prison' to describe how 'popular' a person is. Zach is now the person to whom that statement is.

The employees of Flander, who were crammed into the confinement cells of the Southern Police Department, all stared at Zach with hook-like eyes. If the gaze could actually cause damage, Zach would probably not be able to heal the damage he had suffered now, even if the blood boiled all over his body. Yes, that's it.

It must be, now everyone knows that it was Zach who called the police, this shameless traitor, who betrayed Grande!

And Zack, as if he was not ready to improve the atmosphere he was in, on the contrary, "xx, xx, xx......" reported a few names, "Which people are they, let me see." "He provoked the ex-criminals with employees he didn't even know about.

These names of Zack are the guys that Bane told Zach in Grande's office that he beat reporters.

No one answered Zack, and Zach continued, "It doesn't matter if no one answers, we won't see each other again after today." "The reason for the provocation?" "The next time you want to betray your boss, remember this moment. ”

The reason for the beating, old Hank has already told Zack, isn't it, these guys want to trade with reporters.

Zach raised his hand and pointed upward, "This is the moment when you ruin your second chance to go back to prison." ”

The employees around Zach became nervous and stopped staring at Zach to see that they were talking to each other

"Hank won't betray us, will he!"

"Those two reporters are in our laundry room! It's not about Hank betraying us!"

"Even if Hank doesn't confess to us, that!*! Bane!"

......

Here's the situation: Hank Sr. and Bane are being interrogated. This is actually the most basic method of torture, starting with the person who is most willing to cooperate, obtaining the initial information, and then using the intelligence information to defeat those who are not willing to cooperate at all.

Therefore, the order of summons by the police detectives upstairs is determined according to the degree of cooperation of all the people in Grande at the time of arrest.

Old Hank made a symbolic resistance when the police first appeared, and Bane didn't allow his wife to open the door for the police to complete the search until he confirmed that the arrest had been completed.

Compared to the physical altercation of other Grande employees, which can even be counted as resistance in the category of assault on the police, the two of them were brought up for questioning first.

The room used for interrogation was obviously well insulated, and Zach used time to judge the course of the interrogation. Irresponsibly guessing, Bane should have finished the whole story by now, asking if he could go home. As for Old Hank, he may only be halfway through the conversation, arguing with the police who are questioning him, trying to see what the punishment for the employees will be if the case is decided.

Zach didn't think he would be arraigned anytime soon...... No, Zach thought he must be the last to be called in for questioning. After all, whether it is the director of Cologne or Detective Cosen, even if they have shown great discooperation, these two people will test Zack what Zack is thinking after they understand the whole situation.

Zach's idea, right.

Grande's employees were taken by the police in turn for the rest of the day, and Zach was ignored until everyone except Zach was interrogated, and Detective Curson came down to inform, "I hope you have a hearty breakfast." Two seriously injured journalists are in surgery, and when they are out of surgery and sober, we will confirm your testimony. And then. Detective Corson glanced at Zach, as if to mean something, "We'll let the innocent people go." Hmph, criminal, get ready to be prosecuted. Everyone has the right to call once if you have your own personal preferences for a lawyer. Eyes off Zach and a few people in a targeted manner, "You guys who just shouted to exercise your right to remain silent, hmph, I suggest you start exercising your right to call." "Gone.

After Cowson left, the basement prison was in turmoil.

From Coulson's words, you should be able to hear that several of them apparently insisted on their rights as citizens during interrogations and refused to give information to the police. And there are many more people, apparently insisting on Coulson's phrase 'innocent people will be let go', that, naturally, are those who have not exercised their right to silence.

And so, the infighting began.

Bane and Hank Sr. were very smart, and they stood behind Zach for the first time. Zach was a little helpless, but he could only acquiesce to this behavior, and any employee who tried to get close enjoyed the moment that Evan had enjoyed flipped and fell to the ground.

After a few rounds of this, no one came close to the three of them on Zack's side anymore, and they began to argue with each other and even start fighting.

When the noise was too loud, the director of Cologne came down in person and asked Zack, "Do you care about your own employees, or are all your employees in Grande on social security?"

"The latter, the halfway house project, aims to enable these people to integrate into the present society, so Gran Nature provides these people with all the benefits that social resources provide to a legal citizen. Zach replied deliberately officially.

The director of Cologne snorted, and then went up again, completely indifferent.

Zach wasn't too worried about the employees who were in the same room as him really had a new accident, because as Corson said, he wanted everyone's breakfast to be rich enough, and the time span, psychological pressure, and physical strength all determined that the commotion behind the bars could not have any real effect. After Zach protected Hank and Bane for a while, he began to carry out his real purpose here.

Zach seemed to be in a daze, and his eyes focused on the front of the evidence department of the Southern District Police Station.

The first to notice Zach's gaze was Bane.

"What are you looking at?"

"Nothing. "It's going to be explained, and it's not going to be explained in the current context.

Then came Old Hank, gloomy, "Is there some there!!"

"Nothing. ”

In the end, it was the employees who could no longer afford to fight among themselves, and someone seemed to have mustered up the courage, "You're going to help us find a good lawyer!" maintaining the agitation in his tone (the negative kind), but the expression was already pleading. Courage means giving up self-esteem, "You're not going to let those free lawyers assigned by the system defend us!" blocking Zach's view to make sure he heard himself.

Zach responded, bypassing the guy who was in the way, continuing to look in the direction of the exhibits, and, "Why should I help you find a lawyer? You have your own phone opportunity, find it yourself." ”

"If we could find a good lawyer, we wouldn't be here!"

The cause and effect of this statement is a bit long, because I couldn't find a good lawyer, so I served my sentence in prison as a criminal. Because he was serving a prison sentence, he participated in Barton's community rehabilitation program and entered the halfway house of Grande. Because he was in Grande, he seriously injured two reporters. Because they have sinned again, they are, at this very moment. Going back to the beginning of cause and effect, they couldn't find a good lawyer......

Zach wasn't ready to respond, but Old Hank couldn't help it, "You said you would help!

It's a fact that Zach was soft-hearted when he was in the living quarters when it wasn't easy for old Hank.

"I'm willing to help Grande, not the guys who can't continue to be a Grande employee once convicted. Zach said very directly, "Compensation and legal support, even if I intervene, are to salvage Grande's reputation under this kind of scandal." Hmph, it's not the future of some criminals. Zach didn't take his eyes off the exhibits, "Hank, Grande is what we care about, isn't it." ”

In this space confined by iron bars, the atmosphere changes subtly. A clear dividing line appeared, and most of the ex-criminal employees isolated a few people, and began to slowly move closer to the space on Zack's side.

Among those who are isolated, some people send a signal for help to their 'colleagues' who are far away from them. No one responded. The quotation marks mean that the title 'colleague' will not be used for more than a few days for these isolated people.

Evil has happened. Or the guy who asked Zach to provide him with a lawyer, "Grande?!*! If you are unkind, then I don't blame me for being unjust! Don't we know what Grande is? Hmph, clean up people! You are all criminals, no different from us! If I am pushed into the water, you don't want to ...... it."

"Shhhh While the other party instantly froze and lost his ability to react, he took a few steps forward until Zach was blocked by the iron fence and continued to move forward.

Zach frowned, there was movement in the evidence department, and a very strange feeling was telling Zach what was really going on inside the evidence office.

Zach stroked his thimble, and Sem went to check the situation.

Behind Zack, the guy who froze just now was actually the worst annoyed and angry at the first time he reacted, "Don't take yourself too seriously......"

Zach looked back, "Do you know Britz?"

It may be recalled that this is the only demon in Barton who uses Father Constantine's quick promotion method to successfully leap to a high-level demon. At the same time, this goods is also the brother of Brill Mokavi. That's right, the guy who was going to be buried in the northern cemetery, which represented sin, even if it had been burned to ashes, by Brill.

Zach looked at the other party and was stunned for a moment before answering for him, "Yes, you may remember the name, because he used to be your cellmate, and then he was stabbed to death in prison, do you remember?" And, "But what you may not know is that he's Brill's brother, and Brill knows, and although you don't have much contact with Grande, you do know that Cyrus's wife is Brill." "Go on, did Old Hank tell you about the first contact between Cyrus and Grand?" Zach also looked at Old Hank, "No, then let me tell you that after the cremation of Britz contracted by the prison to Grande Mill, Cyrus and Brill insisted on burying Britz's ashes in the North Park, because Brill hated Britz, oh, probably some kind of childhood tragedy, who knows." I made an exception to grant her request, and you grave guards will often see it, but Brill often goes to the North Park and sings at Britz's grave. ”

Zack paused, "Do you want to be buried in Grand North Park after turning to ashes and accompany Britz to listen to Brill sing?"

The guy who threatened Grande had a black face.

"I guess so. Zach withdrew his gaze and touched the thimble in his hand again. Just in time, Sem had already completed the survey and gave the result, "There is no republican alien race, just two wizards using witchcraft to carry a batch of weapons outside the police station, and new weapons will automatically appear to fill the gap." The process continues. Should I interrupt?"

Zach frowned, he couldn't ask for details, and Zach didn't give Sam an order to continue, and began to shout, "Director Cologne?!Is it still there?, is anyone up there?"

Cologne didn't come down, but a policeman came down, "Is there anything wrong?" Mr. Grande?"

"I hear some movement over there, can you go check it out?" Zach pointed in the direction of the exhibits.

The policeman glanced at the exhibits, "What's going on?" "There's a moment of tension, it's good, it's professional.

"I don't know. Zach looked harmless, "Maybe something just fell, I think you'll want to make sure." ”

Old Hank looked gloomy again and tugged at Zack behind him, apparently wanting to ask the question again, "Is there some there?"

Zach directly pushed off Old Hank's pull and said to the police seriously, "Really." You'd better check it out. ”

The policeman frowned and continued to look in the direction of the exhibits for a while, "I didn't hear ......"

Zach glanced back at the guy whose face was still black, "You all heard that, right, tell Mr. Cop, there's a strange noise coming from there, right?" ”

"I don't know. Zach looked harmless, "Maybe something just fell, I think you'll want to make sure." ”

Old Hank looked gloomy again and tugged at Zack behind him, apparently wanting to ask the question again, "Is there some there?"

Zach directly pushed off Old Hank's pull and said to the police seriously, "Really." You'd better check it out. ”

The policeman frowned and continued to look in the direction of the exhibits for a while, "I didn't hear ......"

Zach glanced back at the guy whose face was still black, "You all heard that, right, tell Mr. Cop, there's a strange noise coming from there, right?" ”

After an almost negligible void.

"Yes!"

"yes!"

"What a loud voice!"

"Really!"

"Something definitely fell off......"

Zach looked back at the cop, "Look, I didn't lie to you. ”

The policeman frowned, pursed his lips and hesitated for a moment, but still acted, "Uh, then I'll take a look." "I took the key and walked to the evidence.

Zach watched from behind the bars the whole time...... Everyone behind the bars was watching. I'm guessing everyone wants to know