Reka looked around, then said in a low voice.

"It's Fourth Street, you've heard of it, and something strange happened there half a month ago."

“......”

Marveling at the speed of the Turin Detective's reactions, Oreo nodded dumbfounded.

"I know Fourth Street, you go on."

Reka nodded, and said mysteriously.

"Do you know what's going on there?"

"I know..."

Oreo said subconsciously, but he reacted quickly. "It's going to be a big deal."

"That's right."

Reka's expression became serious.

"There are often murders on Fourth Street, but this is the first time I've heard of such a tragic situation."

Oreo raised an eyebrow.

"What kind of tragedy?"

Reka glanced at the door again.

"I heard from the rest of the sheriffs that forty or fifty people died in the bars of Fourth Street, half of them nobles, and the news spread throughout the upper echelons of Turin."

Oreo pouted.

"There's nothing strange about that."

Reka corrected.

"It's rare for something like this to happen even on Fourth Street, but it's not remarkable that so many people have died compared to what was found next."

"Oh?"

As if interested, Oreo adjusted his sitting position, covered the dragon's eye with his top hat, and pulled it in front of him.

"On the bodies of a large number of them, we found claw marks."

Reka stretched out his right hand and waved it in front of Oreo, "Claw marks, do you understand what I mean?" ”

Oreo said quietly.

"You mean, the enemy used a claw-like weapon?"

"That's what we thought..."

Reka said mysteriously, "But then someone found the scales at the scene!" ”

“......”

Oreo sat up straight, he knew better than anyone what this meant, and said with a blank face.

"What scales?"

The thought of the delicate black scales made Reka's scalp tingle.

He glanced behind him again before speaking.

"What scales can there be! Dragon scales, of course! In other words, there are dragons who killed those nobles on Fourth Street! ”

"Dragons!"

Oreo showed just the right amount of shock, "This can't be! ”

Reka spread her hands.

"I also know it's impossible, the problem is that everybody thinks so."

Oreo nodded, pensive.

After a while, he raised his head and said slowly.

"Reka, you mean to let me find the dragon that might be lurking in Turin?"

Reka leaned back and waved his hand.

"The bounty is tens of thousands of gold coins, but I don't have the idea, I said I was just here to chat with you."

Sure enough, as soon as Qian Oreo was mentioned, he quickly asked.

"Tens of thousands of gold coins? How much exactly? ”

Reka smiled and held out five fingers.

"You only need a clue to exchange for 50,000 gold coins, just enough to buy an Angelil."

Oreo's face sank.

"As I said, I'm not interested in Angelyl, but I can consider paying off Peggy's debt."

"Hey, hey."

Reka let out a strange laugh, straightened his clothes, stood up, and walked towards the door.

Before closing the wooden door, Reka said.

"It's a rare bounty, and I think you'll be interested."

With a "bang", the wooden door closed completely.

Oreo walked briskly to the door, bolted it in, and then sat back in his chair.

He threw his feet up on his desk, his face full of sarcasm.

"The sky-high price of 50,000 gold coins is just for a clue. Scold...... Bigwigs of the Eskana Continent, how much interest you have in dragons? ”

After saying this, Oreo slowly closed his eyes, but suddenly another voice sounded in the room.

"Why, don't you dare to make this money?"

The voice was indistinct, but Oreo understood the meaning.

He looked in Tamia's direction, puzzled.

"Sheriff Tamia, you're waking up so soon?"

Tamia's voice became clearer, and her tone was still as proud as ever.

"I've heard everything you said to Reka, and I know something else."

“......”

This statement is clearly a threat.

If I had known, I wouldn't have cured this troublesome guy.

Oreo slapped his head and said weakly,

"Sheriff Tamia, what else do you know?"

Tamia said without fear.

"I know you killed people, and you're the dragon."

“......”

Oreo fell silent again, wondering if he should give Tamia some medicine to get her back to her original form, but he thought about it.

He climbed out of his chair, shoeed his cane, and walked briskly towards Tamia.

Hearing footsteps, Tamia poked her head out, and she glared at Oreo with a piercing gaze.

But her whole body was curled up in the quilt, and this look really didn't have much deterrent power.

Tamia saw Oreo's cane, and she said coldly.

"Come on, kill me and kill me, anyway, it's all seen by you, I don't want to live!"

“......”

After a moment of thought, Oreo squeezed out an ugly smile.

"Sergeant Tamia, murder is against the law, and I wouldn't do such a stupid thing."

Tamia pursed her lips.

"Then what do you want to do, do you want to negotiate terms with me?"

Seeing that she had said all this, Oreo had to bite the bullet and say.

"So Sheriff Tamia, what are your conditions?"

Tamia rolled her eyes, and spoke quickly.

"Marry me!"

Oreo didn't seem to hear clearly, tilting his head in confusion.

"What did you say?"

Tamia repeated through gritted teeth.

"I said, Marry me! Or I'll tell someone about you being the dragon!" ”

“......”

Oreo fell silent again, reaching for his cane, wondering if he would kill Tamia with one or two shots.

As if to see through Oreo's thoughts, Tamia shouted with her neck crossed and closed her eyes.

"Come on, kill me!"

"Uh...... Sheriff Tamia,"

Oreo decided to be kind enough to persuade the lost girl, he said earnestly.

"Not to mention whether I am interested in getting rich or not, but before considering the further development of you and me, I suggest that the foundation of the relationship be laid first, and marriage is not a castle in the air...... And more importantly, I am now married in a legal sense, and as a nobleman, you should not make such a request...... It's not appropriate. ”

Tamia's lips pursed, and just when Oreo thought she had figured it out, Tamia said suddenly.

"Haven't you heard a word!"

Oreo spread his hands and acted innocent.

"Which word?"

Tamia's cheeks flushed slightly, but she said anyway.

"If you take off the girl's clothes, you have to put on a wedding dress for her!"