When Arthur and Jabi were about to return to the room to rest, a long scream suddenly came from the hall, and then they heard a "bang", like the sound of a heavy object falling to the ground.
This scream drew everyone into the hall again.
They saw Jobani's wife, Fianna, lying down at the foot of the stairs, her head covered in blood, her neck twisted strangely, and her eyes wide open with fear, as if she had seen a devil.
Arthur looked up from the perspective of the body. Here was a spiral staircase. It was obvious that Fianna fell directly from the upstairs and died on the spot because her head hit the ground.
Police officer Imre was furious. There was no clue about the case last night, but now another one happened in front of his eyes.
Following the screams, people from upstairs gradually poked their heads out.
There were the eldest brother Jobney and the second eldest brother Donovan on the third floor, as well as Rachel and his wife who lived on the second floor. They all returned to their rooms to rest after being questioned.
Arthur hurriedly asked Jabi: "Is there any other passage from top to bottom in the castle?"
Imre immediately understood what Arthur meant and looked at Jabi.
Because if Fiana had not committed suicide, then the murderer would have been one of the four people upstairs.
At this moment, Jabi was so frightened by the death of his sister-in-law Fianna that he collapsed to the ground, covering his mouth and retching in waves.
Imre couldn't help but get angry, "Why are you always like this? Please answer my question quickly, Mr. Fraser."
Arthur rolled his eyes at the irritable Imre, "Jabi is hemophobic. He will be afraid of blood when he sees it."
Imre had obviously never heard of this disease and only thought it was the cowardice of noble children.
At this time, several people upstairs also walked down. Jobani saw his wife's body and jumped on it.
And shouted loudly to Imre: "What on earth is going on, Fianna, what's wrong with her?"
Imre was also very depressed, but he still asked Jobani: "Please forgive me first. I would like to ask, is there any other passage from upstairs to downstairs besides this spiral staircase?"
"Why do you ask this? Is she already dead?"
Arthur saw that Jobani's expression didn't seem to be fake, so he walked forward and explained: "When your wife fell from upstairs, her head hit the ground first, so it's a pity!"
Jobani's face was blank, and he couldn't help but said: "How could this happen?"
As soon as he finished speaking, he realized that his behavior was somewhat inappropriate, so he quickly changed his words and said, "Are you saying that my wife was killed by someone?"
"It's possible, and the suspect must be upstairs."
Constable Imre speaks his mind.
The four people who just came down immediately exploded.
"Quiet, so I ask again if there is a passage down from above."
The Yobani people looked at me and I looked at you, and they all shook their heads slowly.
At this time, Rachel thought of a place, "There is a passage upstairs for passing food, and it can accommodate one person."
Arthur had been observing the four people secretly. When he heard the passage where the food was passed, Jobani's eyes visibly lit up.
He must have guessed who the murderer was, but after that, he said nothing.
At the bottom of the passage is a storage room next to the kitchen. A basket is tied from top to bottom by a rope to transport food or other items. The basket is large enough to accommodate one person.
Imre began to question everyone in the kitchen again, but when they heard the screams, they all ran to the hall immediately. Even if a murderer came down from above, they could not know at this moment.
This time Jabi was definitely not suspicious, so Arthur helped him back to the room.
Until lunch, Arthur saw that Jabi was already asleep in bed, so he went to the restaurant alone, where he met Sher who was still depressed.
Arthur learned through Sher that police officer Imre seemed to have judged Mrs. Fianna's death as a suicide based on the clues provided by Jobani, and he suspected that the old Lord's death was probably related to Fianna. Na related.
Arthur couldn't comment after hearing this, and asked: "Then what do you think? Do you also think that the old Lord was killed by Fianna?"
Sher shrugged, "It's possible. Old Basel has been in poor health recently, and she has been taking care of him. She is indeed very suspicious."
"Have you figured out the secret room murder?"
This is the biggest difficulty in this case. When Arthur mentioned it, Sher's face immediately turned ugly.
"I actually thought of something, but I still need some proof."
Scheer believed that Arthur was not talking empty words, and asked in surprise: "How do you want to prove it?"
"This is a trip. Let's go to the nearest market."
Because of the seriousness of the case, no one could leave the manor for the time being. In order to confirm his suspicion, Arthur had to drag Sher. He believed that no matter what, police officer Imre would still give Sher some face.
Sure enough, Imre, at Schell's request, agreed that the two of them could leave the manor temporarily. Of course, they didn't say that they went out to look for clues.
On the bumpy carriage, Arthur fell asleep leaning against the carriage.
Under the spiritual vision, Xie Er's helpless look made him a little funny, but the white light coming from Xie Er's soul also confirmed that he was indeed a very upright person.
On the left side of the carriage, the weather was as melancholy and gloomy as ever, but on the right side it was dark red, and the whole earth seemed to be burning. From time to time, skeletons could be seen rising from the ground, holding up rotten iron swords, looking around blankly.
There were also streams of blood-colored smoke that looked like crows flying around. When they saw Arthur, they suddenly gathered together and turned into a tall knight riding a red horse.
He was covered in flames, holding a scepter in his left hand and waving a bloody scimitar in his right hand. He shouted to Arthur: "Come on!"
Arthur felt as if his soul was torn in half.
"Wake up Doyle, are you okay!"
Arthur suddenly woke up in the carriage and hurriedly looked to the right. The land outside was deep and silent, but at the same time it was full of life.
"Thank you, Chief Sher."
Arthur was very grateful to Schell for waking him up.
"What's wrong with you?"
Sher's face was full of horror. Arthur's appearance just now really frightened him.
Arthur leaned against the window, pinching his forehead hard. The pain relieved his mental weakness, and he couldn't help but murmured: "Is this another new revelation?"
Arthur was sure that this time he had triggered his second ability, which he called the Shining.
It was while his soul was wandering that he entered another time and space, a bit like a dream within a dream.
This situation, plus this time, only happened twice in total. The last time was before the plague in Edinburgh, when he foresaw the arrival of the knight on the white horse.
In Rose Manor, Jabi shook his heavy head and found that Arthur was not in the room. He was so shocked that he immediately jumped up from the bed.
At this moment, someone suddenly knocked on the door, "Jabi, are you in there?"
There was a woman's voice outside the door, and Jabi was now frightened.
In a very frightened and trembling voice he asked: "Who are you?"
