Mystery: The Stars Returner

"Klein set out from home and was about to take a carriage to the Blackthorn Security Company. He wanted to find out about relevant matters from the trustworthy captain Dunn Smith."

"For Ince Zangwill, such an accident is obviously very unfavorable, but he seems to have no ability to prevent Klein from meeting Dunn Smith. Is his dark plan about to be exposed?"

"Oh, Ince Zangwill is so pitiful. He doesn't have much wisdom in his head, and he can never seem to come up with a solution to this matter."

When I wrote this, the hand holding the pen stopped. After a pause for several seconds, I started writing again:

"Klain met Dunn Smith, who didn't have a very good memory, as he wished. Facing Klein's questioning, Dunn Smith could only hide something about St. Selina's ashes. Because he had a lack of memory and did not It is a very reasonable thing to disclose relevant information to Klein."

"Klein, who understands many things, only deepened his speculations about the whole matter. Because he was worried that it would attract the attention of Ince Zangwill who was hiding in the dark, he did not fully disclose his guesses."

"Klein decided to secretly investigate matters related to Ince Zangwill by himself. He dreamed of a dark red chimney through divination and successfully found Ince Zangwill's hiding place alone."

"In the end, Klein, who was only a Sequence 9 diviner and not good at frontal combat, faced the Sequence 5 gatekeeper Ince Zangwill, but lost and was killed by Ince Zangwill!"

The writing pen paused again, and the pale hand holding the pen finally retracted.

After a while, the pen that no one was holding wrote another paragraph on the notebook: "Ince Zangwill had murderous intentions towards Klein, who had frequent accidents, and he was ready to solve the trouble himself to avoid accidents. Klein influenced his plan, but can Ince Zangwill’s simple and loophole-filled plan really catch a fortune teller who is good at divining dangers?”

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My name is Henry. I am a detective. Not long ago, I received a very strange commission. The client was a young man wearing a mask and his voice was deliberately calm. He was very cautious, but his disguise was too poor. .

Of course, as a detective who has to support himself by accepting commissions, out of professional ethics, he will not ridicule his employer for his inadequate disguise skills.

Giving the other party a certain sense of security is also a very important point in transactions.

The young employer asked him to help him find the correct corresponding position in a picture. The most conspicuous target was the red chimney.

There are many red chimneys in Tingen, and there are many that match the approximate locations recorded on the map.

Taking a carriage was very expensive, so he could only try to find it on foot, which to a certain extent delayed him a lot of time.

He searched for several days and marked more than a dozen suspicious points, but he could never find the correct corresponding red chimney. This made him wonder if his luck was too bad?

Fortunately today, his luck seems to be back again.

He finally found the correct corresponding red chimney, and the nearby environment also corresponded one-to-one with the elements on the picture.

He did not choose to go deep into the investigation. After all, the commission he received was to find the location of the red chimney.

7 pounds, I should go to my not-so-generous young employer to submit the task and ask for the remuneration I deserve.

"Found the red chimney?"

Klein received the news and rushed to the private detective agency.

Henry took a puff of cigarette and nodded: "Yes, I have been walking in the streets and alleys of Tingen during this period. I missed my target several times, but I finally found the place you requested."

Seeing that the commission had been completed, Klein had no choice but to pay a fee of 7 pounds. He expressionlessly took out 1 pound notes from his arms, a total of 7.

Although he felt that the fee of 7 pounds was a bit high, he would not go back on the deal he had agreed to.

After leaving the private detective agency, Klein had the correct map to the red chimney.

This was a place where he divined that there might be important secrets, so he spent a lot of money to entrust a private detective to help.

Now, the place has been found.

He felt that he should explore the area first to see if there was anything abnormal.

After thinking about it, Klein called a carriage and got in the carriage to prepare to go.

Halfway through the carriage, Klein asked the coachman to stop and only paid him half the fare.

He originally wanted to go and investigate alone, but after thinking about it carefully, it was too unsafe to go out alone.

Furthermore, at the very least, he should conduct a divination on the safety of this matter, right?

Taking such a reckless risk in a suspicious place is not at all in line with my cautious policy.

He felt that he needed to go home first and conduct divination before considering this issue.

After thinking about it, he chose to walk home. He had just spent a huge sum of 7 pounds, so it would be nice to save some money now.

When he got home, Klein closed the door, took off his coat, and took off the citrine pendant from his cuffs.

Take out a pen and paper and write on a blank piece of paper: It is safe to explore the area near the red chimney!

He held the pendulum with his left hand, making the pendant perpendicular to the divination sentence on the paper, almost touching it.

Then he gathered his mind, entered meditation, closed his eyes, and began to repeat silently: "It is safe to explore the area near the red chimney!"

Over and over again, he opened his eyes and looked at the pendulum, only to see the citrine pendant rotating slightly clockwise.

This means affirmation.

The results of the divination showed that it was safe for him to explore the area near the red chimney.

Klein put away the citrine pendant, thought for a while, and murmured: "This matter might involve Ince Zangwill, so be more careful."

He felt that it was necessary to go to the gray mist for divination, where the divination would not be easily affected by extraordinary factors.

He packed up his things, opened the door and went to the bathroom, locked the door, walked four steps backward, and arrived above the gray mist.

In the hazy gray mist, in the majestic temple.

Klein sat at the top of the long bronze table, with the parchment that had just materialized in front of him.

He picked up the round-belly pen and wrote the divination statement just now on the parchment: It is safe to investigate the area near the red chimney.

Hold the pendulum in your hand, pendant vertically, and silently recite the divination sentences several times, so that your own spirituality can interact with the power of the spiritual world that is above all else.

Feeling the silver chain shaking gently in his hand, he opened his eyes and looked at the divination result this time.

The citrine pendant is rotating counterclockwise, very slowly, as if it is being greatly hindered.

This result is completely opposite to the result of divination in the real world.

This made him certain that if he really went to explore the area near the red chimney alone, he would be in danger and might even die!

"It's really dangerous. Fortunately, I came above the gray mist to do another divination."