The alliance was very concerned about the GS theft, so Wataru basically rode the fast dragon to pick up people as soon as the phone was put down.

Even on the road, he felt like his head was a mess - he didn't know how to think about it from that angle.

It is true that traces of Team Rocket were left at the crime scene, but was that really what the people of Team Rocket did?

Couldn't it be that someone else wanted to frame Team Rocket for this, so they left graffiti at the end?

After all, this graffiti is too weird to think about - the people of Team Rocket are not stupid, and there is no need to deliberately leave such incriminating evidence when something has already been stolen

Wataru is a member of the Special Investigators, and the main purpose of the Special Investigators in the Kanto region is to deal with Team Rocket - it can be said that if this is really done by Team Rocket, it is his job for Wataru.

But even so, he can't think about the problem with a personal emotion.

Weird things are weird – and that's what he's struggling with right now.

Thinking about it, Wataru also came to the frozen island.

After all, although Frozen Island is not close to Dai Orange Island, where the GS ball was lost, with the speed of the fast dragon, you basically don't have to care about these problems.

After crossing the frozen island and contacting Karp, they found that Karp and Kona were slowly walking over with their backpacks.

Watara glanced at Kona, but didn't say anything.

After all, this time the character is not the usual search officer needs to carry out the arrest mission, and the purpose of finding Karp is not to increase combat effectiveness - but to help analyze the current situation.

Now because of the loss of the GS ball, Dai Tang Island has been blocked, a large number of police forces and the power of special investigators have been gathered, it can be said that it is difficult to encounter danger in this place, so it doesn't matter if you bring one more person or one less person.

"It seems like you're getting a lot of tricks."

Karp smiled slowly when he saw Wataru, and Kona nodded, and then stood honestly beside Karp without saying much.

"It's a bit difficult, anyway, you come up first, and I'll explain to you slowly on the way."

With that, Wataru pulled Cap onto the dragon's back, and Karp pulled Kona up.

The weight of carrying three people is not a problem for the fast dragon of Watari, the important thing is that if there are three people, it will be a little squeezed on the back of the fast dragon.

Fortunately, Kona didn't care about these things, and hugged Karp directly, and Karp didn't care, just grabbed the ferry while listening to him talk about the strangeness of this case - in this process, the three of them soon arrived at Dai Tang Island.

Speaking of which, although the case of the loss of the GS ball this time is tricky, the oddities seem to be not so many as what Karp has heard from the ferry.

The first is the question of the means by which the prisoner is committed.

First of all, Wataru got stuck on this question, so he thought about the next problem, which is the second strange part of this case - that is, the graffiti left on the wall.

This graffiti can basically be said to be the finishing touch of this case.

It is precisely because of the graffiti on this wall that Wataru is now suspicious here.

After all, it's hard to understand that the opponent doesn't run immediately when they have already stolen the GS ball, but instead leaves graffiti on the wall.

Coupled with the fact that the graffiti left behind is still about Team Rocket, this question has more room for speculation.

Did Team Rocket do it? If so, then why did Team Rocket do this? If not, then who did it?

This kind of question basically swirls around Wataru's mind in the form of a ring, so it also makes him a little dizzy when he thinks about this case, so Karp only learned about the situation of the case from him, and did not ask about their investigation results from the beginning, but after coming to Dai Tang Island, he went to the scene of the loss of the GS ball as soon as possible.

When he got to the location where the GS ball was stolen, the first thing he saw was the graffiti on the wall - the pink paint and the big 'R' really looked like Wataru was tangled in at the beginning, and this kind of graffiti was really unclear where to start when he didn't see it.

But Karp just glanced at the most striking graffiti, and then stopped looking at it.

Wataru was stunned for a moment when he saw Karp like this.

"Karp, do you already know the purpose of the other party's graffiti?"

Watari has met at least a few waves of members who have come over for this case, and each of them has been staring at the graffiti for a while at the beginning of their arrival here, thinking about the meaning behind it. Karp was the only one who glanced away from him.

As for Wataru's inquiry, Karp just shook his head.

"No, I don't know who left it, but I don't think I need to know about it at the moment - just remember what it looks like and know it exists."

Listening to Karp's voice, Wataru was stunned for a moment, he was not stupid, he seemed to hear something from Karp's words, but he always couldn't grasp this feeling.

Karp looked at him like this and shook his head helplessly.

"This is a message from the prisoners—except for a few who want to be caught, most of them are left messages to confuse us.

In this way, thinking too much about the information deliberately left by the prisoner completely puts yourself into the rhythm of the other party.

So instead of dwelling on the meaning behind the graffiti here, it is better to look elsewhere for the problem.

After all, when you usually encounter cases without graffiti, don't you handle them the same? ”

Listening to Karp's words, he patted his head and reacted.

If you think about it, he seems to have done a very stupid thing, and if Karp hadn't woken him up, it is estimated that he would have been entangled to the point where he couldn't understand the graffiti before he started to continue this case, and in that case, he really entered the rhythm set by the other party.

Karp looked at him like this and laughed slowly.

"But it's not all for nothing – at least it's certain that the prisoners are dragging their feet.

I don't know what he's waiting for, but he deliberately left this graffiti for the purpose of delaying time, trying to prolong our investigation as much as possible. ”

As he spoke, Karp narrowed his eyes slightly, and then looked directly at Wataru.

"You inform the Kanto region and ask them to gather manpower, while our manpower is unchanged - this is likely to be the tactic of the other side, if you want to delay our time here, maybe you want to do something from somewhere else, the purpose is not necessarily the GS ball - of course, it may also be that the other party wants us to be suspicious, transfer people back to Kanto, and do reverse thinking, so this is the time for the alliance to play its own big advantage, Let them transfer people from other departments to watch Kanto and Johto.

Although it has the effect that you and the special investigator can do, it is definitely no problem to make an early warning at a critical moment, and when the time comes, with your fast dragon, you can switch the position between the two regions at any time, and if we only have one less on our side, there will be no flaws in the encirclement in terms of manpower. ”

Although Wataru hadn't thought of the solution that Karp said later after listening to Karp's words, he had already thought of the problem of two-way sound and west, and now he nodded even more.

"I see."

And Kona followed behind the two, looking at Karp's appearance, with a vague sigh.

It seems that what the teacher said is indeed true.

The gap between me and Karp is not only in the elves, but also in the trainers.

Knowing this, Kona's eyes became more determined.

In short, if I want to win Karp, I need to be closer to the trainer in terms of his abilities besides the elves!