Pirate Journalist

Chapter 93 Recognition
"Robin! Why are you sleeping late again!?" A doubtful voice rang in my ears.

Robin woke up instantly, rubbed his sleepy eyes, sat up slowly, and said embarrassedly: "Aunt Luo Ji, I'll get up soon!"

She has been busy for half the night, and she is very sleep deprived.

And she was no longer convinced of what she thought would catch all phone bugs.

It's so hard to find!

If a new phone bug appears tonight, should we continue to catch it like this?
Robin was washing up while thinking about how to solve the current problem.

Unless there is really no other way, she still doesn't want to tell Dr. Clover directly, otherwise her own little tricks will be exposed.

Robin looked at himself holding a toothbrush in the mirror, tilted his head, and suddenly had a solution in his mind.

……

Housing rental management office.

"Uncle Administrator, has anyone settled down in our town recently?" Robin tiptoed and asked an uncle in the house.

"Huh? It's Robin!" The uncle saw the half of Robin's head that was barely exposed at the edge of the desk, and said bluntly, "What's the matter with you?"

"Ah, it's because... I heard that Aunt Luo Ji has some relatives who want to come to the town. Let me see if there is any place to live in the town!" Robin rolled his eyes and said immediately.

"It's Luo Ji's relatives, don't worry, tell them to come anyway, there are still several idle houses."

"Then can I see the location?"

The uncle took out a booklet and handed it to Robin, and said, "Read it for yourself!"

"Thank you, Uncle Administrator!"

Robin thanked her and quickly opened the booklet.

Of course, she was not looking at the location of the vacant house, but to see if there were any new settlers recently.

The library has been infiltrated by phone bugs for at least two consecutive days, and the man who manipulated it is likely to be temporarily living in the town.

The phone bug was discovered the day before yesterday, and she hadn't entered the tree of omniscience for seven consecutive nights.

In other words, the other party controlled the phone bug to sneak into the tree of omniscience for the first time between nine days ago and two days ago.

Then if the other party chooses to live in O'Hara temporarily, it is very likely that the house was rented during this time period, or a little earlier.

In this way, it is easy to judge only by checking the rental time of the house in the booklet.

Robin stared at the brochure.

House No. [-], all the rooms are vacant.

In house No. [-], one room was rented out three months ago, and several other rooms were vacant.

……

House No. [-], all the rooms were rented out two days ago.

Got it!

Robin's eyes lit up, and then he continued to check the records of the house behind.

In the end, it was found that only the No. [-] house was rented out within the suspected period, and it seemed that it was a single-family house directly rented.

She silently wrote down the address of the house, and then glanced at the registrant's name.

Kakashi?
What a strange name.

……

Robin vaguely felt that this address was somewhat close to Aunt Roger's house, and she followed the road looking for the number plate on the address.

It went well, and I found it right away.

Sure enough, not far.

This was the first thought that flashed through her mind when she found house No. [-].

And a second thought followed.

Isn't this the residence of the man who called himself Murphy yesterday?
Is it...

The other party is the culprit, and Murphy is a fake name?
Robin stood in front of the house with a slightly complicated expression.

Although that person claimed to have seen a lot of abilities, he didn't have any feeling for the newly seen abilities, which was a bit too much.

That kind of appearance seemed to have seen her ability before, combined with the other party's inexplicable magical means of scaring the parents away.

She found that the handsome young man was most likely the one who secretly had plans for the library.

If this is the case, the other party must have recognized her.

She raised her hand in the air as she was about to knock on the door, but she didn't knock down for a long time.

At present, Robin is not aware of the importance of the historical text, so although he has enough vigilance about the library being infiltrated, it has not risen to a certain level.

At this time, she was thinking about Murphy's help yesterday, and suddenly she was a little unclear about how she should face this person.

"Are you looking for me?" A crisp voice sounded from behind Robin.

Murphy looked at Robin strangely, not understanding why Robin was standing at the door of his residence with a troubled look on his face.

He was holding a few books in his hand at this time, and he had just borrowed them from the library, and then he left some mini phone bugs there.

He was quite curious as to why Robin, the little bug catcher, came to him.

"Ah..." Robin hurriedly turned her head after hearing the voice, only to find that the person she was looking for was not in the house.

She pondered for a moment before asking, "Is your name Murphy or Kakashi?"

Murphy glanced at Robin in surprise, and said, "My name is Murphy, and Kakashi is just a random name."

He only wrote down the name casually when he was renting a house.

And Robin thought that his name could only be found in the investigation of the housing rental management office.

As for why to investigate...

For obvious reasons, Robin was suspicious of him.

Murphy looked at Robin who was not even 7 years old in amazement.

Although he didn't deliberately conceal what he did in O'Hara, he shouldn't show his feet.

If you can directly find his head, it should be said that he is indeed the person in the original book who took the "doctorate examination" at the age of 8 and became an archaeologist with full marks!
"Oh." Robin replied simply.

For some reason, after hearing Murphy's answer, Robin seemed to feel better.

When the other party told her the name for the first time, he didn't lie to her.

However, her face was still expressionless, and she directly asked: "Is it you who spy on the tree of omniscience at night!?"

Although it was asked like this, she didn't think Murphy would answer this question.

After all, no one is foolish enough to admit their crimes.

Robin stared closely at the half of Murphy's face hidden under the hood, wanting to see the other party's reaction when he first heard this question, and then confirm the facts from the clues.

At the same time, in order to deal with possible crises, she folded her hands in front of her, ready to protect herself.

"Yes, it's me."

Under the hood, Murphy smiled with great interest, and then directly admitted.

Robin's expression changed suddenly, and he wanted to retreat but leaned against the door behind him.

He actually admitted it directly. Could it be that the other party is planning to kill someone?
She was vigilant for a long time, but found that Murphy did not move, just looked at her quietly.

Inexplicably, Robin felt a pressure that made her breathless.

"You, what are you going to do!"

"It's not what I'm going to do, but what you are going to do. You're blocking my way home now."

"Ah..." Robin was taken aback, feeling the wooden door behind him, and hurriedly dodged away.

Then she saw Murphy take the key, open the door, and enter the house as if nothing had happened.

"Wait, why don't you have the slightest sense of committing a crime!" Robin looked at Murphy's back as he entered the gate, a little dazed.

After being called to break the crime, shouldn't we panic and take some measures! ?
Why is this person completely indifferent!

"Didn't you sneak in too?" Murphy's faint voice came.

"That's because I'm familiar with the academics."

"Isn't it a crime to know each other well?"

"Huh!?" Robin choked and paused for a moment.

wrong!

She obviously wanted to protect everyone, so why did she become a criminal! ?
"I just want to look up some information without anyone knowing. It should be no different from you," Murphy said.

Of course it's different!
Robin thought to himself.

The historical text is something forbidden by the world government. She will keep it a secret, but this person will not.

But when she heard what Murphy said, she just wanted to find some information, and the tension in her heart suddenly eased.

"You seem to be very defensive. Is there something in the tree of omniscience that outsiders should not know?"

Robin, who had just calmed down, became flustered again when he heard Murphy's question, and hurried back: "No, no!"

She now understands that although this person has read the historical text, he doesn't seem to know that the historical text is forbidden.

And her series of precautions seemed to remind the other party that there was something shady in the tree of omniscience.

What should I do if I did something bad with good intentions?
(End of this chapter)