After Avinash left, Victoria asked the rest of the people to wait in the conference room and went to the terrace outside the conference room for some quiet time.
She leaned against the fence on the second floor, facing the entire campus, without saying a word.
She took a few deep breaths, pinched the bridge of her nose, and continued to be sulky with herself:
Haven’t you already had no expectations for this group of people in the coalition government? Haven't you already seen what Avinash is? Why do I still get so angry as I talk about this?
...In the end, she still failed to learn how to work with these hypocrites.
She just couldn't suppress the fire rising from the bottom of her heart. Whenever she thought of the broken body of Schmidt she saw last night, a certain tendon in Victoria's forehead began to throb.
She regretted that she did not send someone to explain the whole story to Schmidt yesterday, but shared the possibility of the assassin's appearance with Avinash. She actually felt that these people were just putting self-preservation as a higher priority. Just a little higher - as long as they can protect themselves, they can always protect the safety of their victims as much as possible, right?
It turned out not to be the case at all.
She actually forgot that between "self-preservation" and "protecting Schmidt", there was also personal "merit".
Obviously Avinash has planned to completely withdraw from the front line of combat and no longer participate in any direct battles facing the "assassins", but as the mercury needle sent here by the coalition government, he cannot do nothing.
Even though this case is far from over, Avinash has begun to reconsider his role in this mission——
Provide assistance with important clues.
Once she figured this out, Victoria suddenly felt relieved.
She once again realized that there was an almost unbridgeable gap between the ahgas and the coalition government. Even if everyone was a mercury needle, reaching consensus on some principles was still a fantasy.
She raised her head and calmed down for a while, then opened the door to the conference room again, "I'm ready, let's take a look again -"
Several mercury needles in the conference room turned to look at her.
During the time when she went out for a "quiet moment," everyone was already rewatching the image of the assassin.
Victoria raised her eyebrows in surprise. She laughed and smoothed her bangs from her forehead.
"You guys are really nice."
…
Half an hour later, Zoe, Endai, Teresa, Susie and Victoria briefly analyzed the picture again.
"If you just look at the picture, the assassin's height is indeed between 2.12 and 2.23 meters, but he is wearing a hood and a cloak. It is difficult to say that there is no disguise inside. At most, we can only conclude that his height does not exceed this range. .”
"Yes, I have the same opinion. If it intentionally hides its true information, its weight can also be faked. It can completely wear some extra weights on its body, which will interfere with our investigation - we can only say The upper limit of its height and weight is here, but with the current information, it is still difficult for us to determine the true form of the assassin."
"Also, 'left-handedness' is really not a valuable clue. Many mercury needles in combat sequences have varying degrees of physical disability. In order to prevent the bionic arm from making mistakes at critical moments, everyone will privately check their other hand. Strengthening training with one hand...Victoria, is 'Doctor Gashe' left-handed or right-handed?"
"Left-handed," Victoria answered.
"Look, there's a good chance the assassin was just using his left hand to imitate."
"I agree."
"Me too."
"There are also some details that are quite interesting. Have you ever noticed that the assassin always makes some seemingly meaningless actions? For example, here, it suddenly jumped back to the steel frame of the vault, even though there was obviously no one else around it, but It still has to jump up and down on the steel frame, as if it is playing a game by itself."
"Oh... this is also one of the 'imitations'," Victoria added, "Because 'Doctor Jiashe' was fighting six mercury needles at the same time, so there were quite complex feints in her battle, such as The 'Death Dive' here, and -" she dragged the progress bar, "the 'Nautilus Spin' here.
"'Doctor Jiashe' would use this method to break through or bypass the interception of other mercury needles. The assassin may have also displayed this characteristic. Of course, it is not ruled out that the assassin may have found it interesting."
Others showed expressions of realization.
Among the five people present, only Victoria and Theresa, who have higher rankings, have seen the imaging data of "Doctor Gashe" - after all, there is a game between ahgas and the coalition government behind this matter, so even within the mercury needle , it is not considered public information.
Victoria suddenly thought that she might start with the list of mercury needles that had viewed this image to see if there were any other clues. She immediately wrote down this idea - she would check it out as soon as the discussion was over.
The entire discussion lasted for more than fifty minutes. The longer they looked, the more details they discovered. The "Assassin's" restoration of "Doctor Jiashe" was so real that Victoria could almost imagine that the assassin had watched Dr. Jiashe's combat images over and over again just like herself.
Not only that, judging from its grasp of the details of its movements, it must have had a long and hard training period - without repeated practice, these movements would never be able to achieve such smoothness and precision.
“By the way,” Zoe suddenly raised her head and looked at Victoria with a serious expression, “I suddenly remembered something.”
"What, say."
"We're all going to ambush at Cleyer's Farm tonight, aren't we."
"Um."
"What should Schmidt do?" Zoe frowned, "Is it possible that the assassin will continue to cause trouble for him?"
"..." Several other people fell silent.
Everyone suddenly realized that the assassin had a real benefit in leaving Schmidt alive: diversion.
"How about we transport Schmidt to-"
Victoria made a silent gesture, and Zoe's voice stopped abruptly.
"I have an idea," Victoria said softly, "I will find someone to arrange it alone in a while - you don't need to think about it for the time being. First, go to Cleyer Farm to prepare for tonight's ambush according to the plan we made last night. .”
"clear!"
Victoria leaned back in her chair and closed her eyes.
All the clues together outlined the outline of the assassin, and she could not wait to catch this person to see who he was.
You know, our assassin is very familiar with many chelates, and he is so familiar with them.
Last time it was "The Gleaner", this time it's "The Doctor"...what will it be tonight?
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