Perhaps, for Chen Jie's ending, it can be attributed to his self-destruction if he commits many injustices. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info He couldn't tell the difference between white phosphorus and ointments that were also light-colored, waxy, so he hurt himself. During the whole incident, L did not personally change hands. Even if one of the links does not happen as expected, the final outcome will not be like this.

For example, the hot soup was not scalded on Chen Jie's body; Even if it was hot, Chen Jie didn't ask to change his clothes; When changing clothes, check the clothes, ointment, and water. You only need to change one of these small details, and the rest will change. l found out Chen Jie's character, the safety psychology of the police officers, lured them step by step, and let Chen Jie burn himself. If they can still talk to each other, then presumably L will definitely say to Chen Jie in Chen Jie's own tone at the beginning: I didn't kill anyone myself, you can't sue me.

The test results of the fake ointment have been determined to be white phosphorus, this spontaneous combustion, this fire, in fact, if you think about it, what happened is so absurd.

And after that, Mu Sen unsurprisingly waited for L's text message. He asks Mussen to go to an Internet café in Area H, where he says he has a gift for him.

It was clear to Mussen that the gift he spoke of was either a dead man or a part of a dead man. Even if it's neither, it's bound to be something related to the dead. They are mortal enemies, and no one can give anyone a real gift.

Without telling Mo Zidi, Mu Sen went alone. Now he won't worry about what L will do to him, on the contrary, he would love to see L face to face with him again. Mo Ziqi is already safe, so if there is another chance like that, Mu Sen will definitely kill him without hesitation! Or, all together.

On the way to Area H, Mousse kept thinking. Why did L let him go to an Internet café? In today's cities, Internet cafes are no longer a very hot industry as they were back then. Almost everybody has a computer, everybody has laptops, tablets, and even now people's mobile phones have more or less replaced the functionality of computers. So now it will not be like back then, when Internet cafes were crowded with curious people of all ages, on the contrary. Internet cafes are deserted nowadays.

So what is the reason why L wants Mu Sen to go to the Internet café? Is it because there will be some murder there? Probably not. If there is, L will also wait until the murder has happened and everything has become a foregone conclusion. The purpose is to make Mussen feel the sadness and powerlessness that cannot be stopped and cannot change the facts. So what else could there be in an Internet café? Perhaps, L wants to show something to Mussen through the Internet? Not quite right. Because L had hacked into the hospital's computer in order to show Mussen a picture. Why do you have to go to an Internet café now?

Mu Sen's mind was a little confused, and he imagined a hundred and ten possibilities, hoping to have some eyebrows before he arrived. But until he arrived at the Internet café designated by L, there was no too sure answer.

I entered the Internet café and followed L's instructions to find a machine. Then turn on your computer and wait quietly.

Three minutes passed, and nothing special happened on the computer screen. Mu Sen couldn't help but look around him, could he be in the crowd in front of these computers?

The Internet café is not small in scale and is very well decorated. If it weren't for that, there might not even be a final business. As a rough estimate, there are at least 50 people at the café, but most of the machines are still empty.

Mu Sen quickly glanced at the more than fifty people who were surfing the Internet with his eyes. None of them resemble l. Almost certainly, L is not here.

Mussen was a little disappointed. Because he's eager to go head-to-head right now. And L is always hidden in the dark, in corners that he can't see.

After another five minutes, the screen finally moved. A large envelope floated on the blue screen, and on the envelope was a cute cartoon dog, giggling with a bone in his mouth.

Mu Sen looked at this picture a little flustered, is this from L? Will he use it in such a way? Such a sense of picture? It's kind of incredible......

Mussen didn't think much of it. I clicked on the envelope with my mouse. Because he doesn't have any other options right now. If you don't click on it, you never know what L wants to tell him. And this kind of virtual thing can't be like a real envelope that can be taken away by Mussen and studied slowly. So he now has only the option to click on it.

The moment you click on it, the cartoon dog on the screen changes, and the bones in its mouth turn into bloody intestines. The picture is very weird, but the cute cartoon dog is still smiling so silly. So cute.

The envelope was spinning, and finally it was opened. The dog was also gone, leaving only a normal playback screen. It seems, that's a video.

The video plays automatically, and the screen shows a boy in his mid-twenties. He was naked/naked, sitting in front of the computer, as if he was taking a selfie video. As if he were suffering from an occupational disease, he observed the boy's facial expressions and the changes in his eyes, and he noticed that the boy was pale and his eyes were glazed. The muscles of the face are completely relaxed, the eyes are blank, and there is no love in the eyes. But in those occasionally rolling eyes, there was a trace of terrible ruthlessness.

What does that mean? Suicide on the aircast?

Mu Sen hurriedly picked up the headphones, wanting to listen to the video to see if there was any sound. Unfortunately, he could only see that the boy's mouth was muttering something, but there was no sound. Seemingly...... It was deliberately eliminated by l. He didn't want Moossen to know what was going on in the picture, maybe that was the puzzle he was going to solve next.

But soon, Mu Sen discovers that things are not as simple as he imagined! Behind the boy was a bedroom, and a double bed was not far behind him. There seemed to be a man lying on the bed, motionless, who looked to be another boy of his age.

This...... Could it be roommates?

Maybe a normal person would feel this way when he saw this picture, but Mussen was not so normal, he looked at the boy's lying position and motionless appearance and began to doubt...... Is he dead?

The boy was lying on his back on the bed, his head hanging from the edge of the bed, hanging on his back. After a long time in such a position, it is easy for the brain to congest and is not comfortable. But he lay motionless, without a trace of life.

Anger, such an ethereal thing, may only be deeply experienced by people who are in constant contact with death. Now the boy in the bed made Mu Sen feel lifeless. (To be continued.) )