He turned his head slowly, stiffly, and then looked down and smiled at Mir, looking at Mir's anxious expression.

Mill looked at Martin's face as he broke free, and looked at him carefully, horrified to him.

"No!" Mir was surprised, "You're not Martin, you're Ian." ”

He couldn't imagine why Ian was standing here, who had brought him here, who had dug him out of the soil of Lafayette One.

Mir looked down Ian's head down his chest and thighs until he was bare at his feet, and Ian's whitish features disappeared mysteriously.

Ian was undressed, and there was little dirt and other debris on his body.

It was clear that Ian's body had been cleaned by someone, especially the thick white skin that had been soaked for a long time, as well as the eyes and lips.

No one can do it in this era, even before he traveled, no one can do it, and it is a bad thing to do manipulation on the corpses of dead people.

It is possible to restore Ian's body to a living state, either the witch or Ahyan.

Yaheng was already injured in the new house, and Mir wanted to break his head, and he couldn't doubt who this person would be, if it was a ghost, then there was no need to do so.

In the face of Ian's strange resurrection, Mill couldn't calm down to deduce and imagine, and originally thought of using anti-reasoning to catch the real murderer.

However, Ian's appearance disrupted his decision, and he once again fell into a mystery.

Mir now feels that the murderer is not as simple as killing people, he must have an unspeakable secret, or the manipulator behind it, and he is evil and resentful in this person's heart.

It is impossible to know exactly what was being planned, but in Mir's opinion, it was a premeditated murder.

Most likely, it was the idea that everyone in New Orleans would have to be buried for someone, or even the whole of Louisiana, the whole Union.

Mir makes associations between Ian and Paulina, and Ian has been like Paulina ever since, not good at conversation, not good at socializing, unpredictable, and bizarre.

If Ian did show up in front of everyone tomorrow, it would be a shock like never before.

Amos Stoddard would also hurry up early to see Ian's resurrection, and although Ian was a shell, he was his only son.

In addition, the officers of the French police station are all shocked, and those who have seen Ian's death and buried him with their own hands will be jealous of him.

Father Cavendish most likely already knew, and although he was probably asleep sweetly with four maids in his arms now, his magic could detect anything unusual.

Chris wakes up from his dreams, and the only good thoughts left in his heart can make him sense unexpected signs.

Others who knew and knew Ian would also come to watch, surprised, amazed and disappointing.

At this point, Ian slowly let go of Mir's arm, and he moved his lips, wanting to open, wanting to speak, and the sticky saliva was in the center, like glue, and it stenched.

"Wait, Ian, I know what you're trying to say." Mir had a headache from the stench, so he took a few steps back and said, "Do you remember me?" Is that right? If yes, you just nod. ”

Ian seemed to understand Mir's words, nodded his head extremely stiffly, and then slowly opened his arms, sometimes paused, sometimes smooth.

He wanted to give Mir a big hug, but Mir made a gesture not to approach and refused outright.

Mir was very disgusted with the taste in Ian's mouth, which was extremely ugly, and he could still smell it where he was at this time.

The stench had polluted the fresh smell after the rain, and Mir could imagine that the two molecules were fighting each other, and he wanted the fresh smell to prevail.

As Ian lowered his arm, Paulina popped up behind him, staring at Mir with white eyes.

"Hello, Detective Edward." Paulina didn't feel surprised, her tone didn't have a hint of disdain, but hope, hope that Mir would follow.

Mill made up a lie: "I was just passing by, Miss Paulina. ”

"Really? What a coincidence, Mr. Edward. Paulina walked unhurriedly, stood beside Ian and said, "She's an idiot." ”

Paulina said her, and Mir immediately thought of who Paulina was talking about, and this person was Laura.

"Yes, she's stupid, stupid enough to surprise me." Mir followed Paulina's words.

"Are you complimenting her?" Paulina stripped off her white coat and draped Ian and said, "I thought you were going to take the bait." ”

Paulina's clothes couldn't hide Ian's tall frame, like a gorgeous toy, more like a giant rag.

"That's just your little trick, and it doesn't catch my attention at all." Mill said.

"Yes, Mr. Edward." Paulina put her arm around Ian's thick arm and said, "How's it going?" My gift to you, like? ”

Mir saw Paulina's hand, caressing Ian's body indiscriminately, almost touching Ian's part.

"Please take away your dirty hands!" Mill said angrily.

"He's great, I've enjoyed it."

Paulina continued to roam around Ian's body with her hand and said, "Do you want to watch? ”

"!" Mir yelled.

Mir pointed at Paulina and said, "Don't forget your man. ”

"He's just a piece of shit, stupider than her." Paulina stopped her hand and said, "You can actually hurt him, I have to admit that you are strong." ”

Paulina's words surprised Mir a little, the moment Yaheng appeared in the new house, it showed that he was very protective of Paulina, and his actions made Paulina dislike him and scold.

Mir warns her, "Ignore me as far away as you can, I'm afraid I'll hurt you by accident." ”

"You're not at all what they say you are." Mill questioned.

"Really?" Paulina bit her lip and said, "I just don't want to have any relationship with people." ”

"Listen to me, don't do that, or you'll be punished." Mill didn't want to talk to her too much, because she couldn't figure it out because of her personality.

"Can I take him away? Miss Paulina. Mir asked tentatively.

"Of course, but—" Paulina was only halfway through her words and swallowed it back.

"But what?" Mir wondered if Paulina's next words were a requirement or a condition.

"Nothing." Paulina said dryly.

Mir ran out of patience: "No, I want to hear it, very much. ”