The woman's eyes were slightly hot, and her nose was almost sore. She took a breath and whispered, "Here."
Hesta took the note from the woman.
"In order to prevent unexpected situations like today, I separated these two pieces of information," the woman's voice was still trembling. "Originally, I planned to give you one piece of information on the road, and the other piece of information would wait until you return to the storage room with me - "
"Very careful consideration," Hesta glanced at it and quickly put the note away, "What is your name?"
"Me?" The woman was stunned, "My name is Tina."
"Thank you, Ms. Tina, I will look for opportunities to express my gratitude to you again in the future -"
"How do you think today's operation was completed?" Tina asked eagerly and seriously, "Is it considered a success?"
"Of course, your quick reaction on the spot is very impressive." Hesta replied, looking at Tina's overly excited expression, she was a little surprised, "Is this... your first time to cooperate like this?"
"Yes," Tina put her hand on her forehead and adjusted her breathing, "But I used to work as a housekeeper at Ava's mansion for two years. She has very strict requirements for us to deal with unexpected situations... I can help if I can. good."
"That helps a lot," Hesta replied with a smile.
"Uh, do you still need me to take you with you next -"
"No," Hesta shook her head, "Goodbye."
She took two steps back, turned around and left through the other door of the storage room.
After passing through two quiet storage rooms, Hestad came to the office stairwell of the independent prison, where a spiral staircase led to the side door of the independent prison office area.
Due to circuit maintenance, the road there has been closed for half a year, and the monitoring equipment has also failed.
She sat on the smooth handrail of the spiral staircase and flew downwards. The joy of flying made her feel the urge to laugh.
…
The address in Tina's attachment is a cemetery.
The sky was getting dark, and there were no tourists in the cemetery at night. Hesta checked the tombstones one by one, and finally found the name of the tomb owner left on the note.
This is a family tomb. Under a magnificent bronze statue, there is a small iron door half a man's height. The door is unlocked, and Hestad drilled in with a handgun in his hand.
Among several urns, she saw a package. After opening it, she found that it was her own crime set: a cloth cloak with nickel metal coating, an infrared invisibility mask, gloves, a wig, height-increasing shoes, weights, and a half A prosthetic head, some shoulder pads...
Judging from the wear and tear of the cloak, it was not the same old clothes she had worn before, including gloves, shoes, shoulder pads... all of these things had been replaced with new ones. Although Hestad didn't quite understand why Ava did this, she believed that the old man had his reasons.
This is the secret to why she is two meters tall. Behind the mask, the mouth is actually the eyes. However, under the cover of night, the huge cloak is enough to smooth out all the weirdness.
Under the package was a familiar black box—it was the terminal that contained the bionic arm.
In addition to these tools, Hestad also found a letter among the packages, which contained the coordinates of a warehouse. It is located in a wasteland on the border of the third and fourth districts. Some weapons and equipment are stored there. If Hesta needs it, he can go there at any time to replenish it.
She wrote down the address, reorganized all the information on paper and put it into her clothes. She would burn all these things when she reached a safe area.
The lone moon was hanging high tonight, and the moonlight even dragged a dark shadow behind her.
After changing her clothes, she began to warm up by moving her shoulders and arms in the deserted cemetery.
Frollo Fischer Rich
Kim Schmidt
Your death has come.
…
At Cleye Farm, Zoe and Endai from Victoria's team are lurking in the attic of the farm mansion.
Both got new arms in the afternoon, which was Victoria's request. She didn't explain why, but just forced everyone to do it. Not only that, Victoria also boldly predicted that the assassin would definitely sneak in from the west of the farm tonight, and everyone must make adjustments based on this premise.
It was not the warning time yet, and Victoria did not show up. Zoe and Endai were chewing food and sitting under the window chatting.
"I've been thinking about it all day, and I still feel that the old police inspector's case yesterday had an evil vibe to it."
"What's wrong."
"Tell me, why did Schmidt choose to take the early morning train to the core city? Even though the guy named Avinash deliberately concealed some information, the assassin always appeared at night. Schmidt He always knows, so why doesn’t he pick a bus during the day—for example, the bus at 12 noon?”
Endai frowned suddenly, "Uh..."
Zoe continued, "Obviously the trains would continue to leave for the core city in the next three days. He could have waited a little longer, but why did he choose the time when the assassins were most active on the first night? 'Get in the car? Aren't you going to hit the muzzle yourself?"
Endai stopped chewing, "...it's quite strange for you to say that."
Zoe pinched her chin, "I can think of many possibilities, but now that Schmidt is lying in the hospital, it's hard to ask him what he thinks--"
"Just tell me what you think."
"I think it might be a, um, big gamble?"
Endai turned her head, "A big gamble?"
"Just bet that the assassin can't guess which car he will get into," Zoe raised a finger, "Since the assassin always comes out at night, then according to general logic he should avoid the night time, but He chose the most dangerous train at night; moreover, he arranged a special train for three whole days. Most people would think that the trains sent out the first night were just to test the waters, right?
"According to common sense, the assassin would be wondering, 'Is this really Schmidt, or is he a substitute who is disguised thoroughly enough?' In this way, he might be able to escape with this fake shot. sky."
"It seems to make sense?" Endai frowned, "I didn't think about it even if you didn't mention it..."
Zoe smiled and moved closer, "There is another question here, which I think is more interesting than Schmidt's choice of train."
"What?"
"Why do you think the 'assassin' only appears at night?" Zoe continued before Endai could think about it, "Once you start thinking about this problem, you will find that the enchantment formation that Schmidt set up In fact, there is a hidden 'premise'."
"...What premise?"
"That is, 'the assassin can freely choose the time to commit the crime.'" Zoe's eyes lit up. "Schmidt assumed that the reason why the assassin committed the crime at night was because it 'chooses' to do so. He felt that whether he walked during the day Still, he would be threatened if he walked at night, so he came up with the trick of "A soldier never tires of deceit".
"But maybe... this premise doesn't exist at all?"
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