Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

Chu Yao turned to the second page. Printed on the paper was a person's ID photo, as well as his name, home address, and how to carry out the murder plan.

When she saw that person's photo, Chu Yao was stunned for a moment because she didn't have a deep impression of this person.

I only remember that he is an investigator from the Secret Service, and he seems to be from the Scientific Research Department, specializing in the study of special creatures, such as ghosts, monsters, spirits and the like.

It's a pity that the secret service's technology has not yet developed enough to capture living creatures, causing him to do nothing every day.

Chu Yao opened the group chat on his mobile phone again. As expected, the identity assigned to him by the Secret Service was indeed slightly related to Chu Yao.

Different from the era without surveillance, it is very difficult to kill someone without being discovered.

Although the church wants to test new members, it does not intend to send all newcomers to jail.

Therefore, three murder plans were provided in the envelope, and the time was also given relatively generously.

If any murder plan is used, it needs to be completed within three days, and if the member wants to make his own plan, the time limit is extended to seven days.

The props corresponding to the three solutions include cyanide, a "ballpoint pen" that can release continuous high-voltage current, and elevator keys, which are stored in three different places.

The church investigated the investigator and found that he liked to swim and often went to a private swimming pool. He only needed to put a ballpoint pen near the drainage hole of the pool, and he died from electric current.

Cyanide is even simpler. When put into food or drinks, the taste of the food itself will mask the unique bitter almond flavor of cyanide, with almost no effort.

As for why he still had a key to the elevator, it was because he suffered from claustrophobia.

If the elevator suddenly stops running, he will fall into a high level of panic, which will induce his mental illness.

Each of these three options has advantages and disadvantages, and after Chu Yao chooses one of the props, the remaining two props will be destroyed.

She only has one chance. Compared to the other two, cyanide is the easiest to detect and will leave clues.

Although the investigator likes to go to private swimming pools, according to Chu Yao's understanding, he seems to have some psychological shadow on water recently and has not gone swimming for a long time.

Closing the elevator seemed like a good choice. The key was provided to her by the church. If the key to the elevator was found lost, it would not be traced to her.

Moreover, elevator malfunction is an accident. If you die from claustrophobia, it will rarely be considered a homicide by the police, and you will have to consider yourself unlucky.

All this assumes that the elevator is closed long enough for his phobia to kick in and that no one notices the malfunction.

The letter particularly emphasized that all matters related to the church must be kept confidential and not a single word should be leaked, otherwise the ability to speak out would be completely lost.

The church's hatred of leaks can be traced back to a previous betrayal incident. Since then, the church has suffered heavy damage.

The bishop even issued a new order that the church no longer had "superior and subordinate" and "categorical departments", but only a simple hierarchical classification.

Even those closest to the bishop will receive tasks from new members.

Except for the bishop, all the missions of the church will not be fully known to others. Each member is only a small part of the mission, like a puzzle piece in a masterpiece.

Everyone will not know whether the purple on their body represents grapes or sunset, or a touch of a lady's skirt, let alone where they are. The final piece is a quiet and leisurely pastoral scene in the painting. , it was still a brutal and bloody battle.