The rebellious daughter is spoiled by the disabled boss

The three of them chatted with Wang Hu for a while, but didn't get any useful information from him, so they said goodbye to Wang Hu and returned to the museum to keep watch.

After returning to the museum, Jiang Yuechu was full of doubts and told Ouyang Jun directly about his doubts.

"This red stone is ordinary, but it was still stolen. That's fine, but what's even more strange is why that person stole both things and returned them in the end?"

Jiang Yuechu's mind was filled with thoughts about this matter, while Ouyang Jun beside her just shook his head gently at her.

"I think the original intention of stealing things should be to hide the silk book or something else. There should be no other intention."

What Ouyang Jun said did make sense to a certain extent, but Jiang Yuechu was still very confused and had no idea what was going on.

"Then what do you think this person would want to hide besides the silk book?"

Jiang Yuechu subconsciously asked Ouyang Jun, and Ouyang Jun just shook his head: "I don't know so far, but I have some doubts that the people who stole the bronze sword this time are not the same people who stole the bronze sword and the red stone 20 years ago."

As soon as he said this, Jiang Yuechu suddenly felt enlightened and subconsciously thought of the things about Mingyue River.

When Jiang Yuechu was in Mingyue River before, he salvaged a stone tablet from the river. On the stone tablet were written some things about the treasure and the "God-Destroying Plan" laboratory.

And now in Qin Ming's laboratory, they have also found some relevant evidence of human experiments. Although the evidence has been destroyed, everything they have learned is similar to the "God-Destroying Plan" because these are all about human experiments.

Could it be that each of these things can be linked together by certain clues, which means that everything is related?

Thinking of the stone tablet, Jiang Yuechu always felt that there seemed to be someone leaving clues for her. When they had no clues, they would always be given some new information so that they could continue searching.

But all this was just Jiang Yuechu's guess, so she didn't tell Ouyang Jun and A Yan all her guesses.

In fact, the first thing that Jiang Yuchu thought of was what Wang Hu told them about the lost red stone.

The bronze ware has now been recovered and sent to the provincial museum, but the silk book is no longer in their possession.

Logically speaking, nothing wrong should have happened in the museum again, but the deputy director died, and they heard strange noises in the museum just now. All this must be related to the red stone.

"So many things are happening in the museum now." Jiang Yuechu frowned and said, "I think what they are looking for should be this red stone."

"In that case, let's look for it in this museum. Maybe we can still find the red stone." Ouyang Jun nodded and spoke immediately.

Jiang Yuechu and A Yan agreed with Ouyang Jun's suggestion, and then began to search everywhere in the Misty Hall.

If there was no news about the red stone at the beginning and no one knew its whereabouts, it means that this thing should still be hidden well in the museum.

If this is true, then it can explain why such strange things are still happening in this museum until now.

The three of them searched in the museum for a long time, but in the end, Ouyang Jun and A Yan, who came up empty-handed, shook their heads at Jiang Yuechu, and she knew that neither of them had found the red stone either.

Just when the three of them were at a loss, the clock struck three in the morning.

Hearing the sound of the ancient bell, Jiang Yuechu subconsciously looked at the watch on his wrist.

The watch on her wrist also showed three o'clock, but she inexplicably felt that something was wrong. She thought for a long time, looked at the watch on her wrist and then at the ancient clock placed in the hall. Then she suddenly opened her eyes wide and looked at A Yan and Ouyang Jun.

"Did you find anything?"

Facing A Yan's anxious questioning, Jiang Yuechu nodded solemnly and took the two of them to the ancient clock in the middle of the hall.

"Is there anything wrong with this ancient clock?"

Facing Ouyang Jun's somewhat puzzled question, Jiang Yuechu did not say anything, but looked back and forth at the location where the ancient clock was placed, and then looked at the entire hall.

After checking it for a while, seeing Ah Yan's anxious look, Jiang Yuechu said to them, "The placement of this ancient clock is very strange. According to Feng Shui, the placement is very unscientific. It is impossible to place it in such a position in a place like a museum."

"What's unscientific about it?"

In response to A Yan's question, Jiang Yuechu did not say anything, but pointed to the place where the ancient bell was placed.

"According to Feng Shui, placing this ancient bell in the middle would destroy the perfect Feng Shui location. If it were placed in the northeast corner, it would block the luck pouring out from the northeast and protect the entire museum from any problems."

Ouyang Jun also watched for a long time, and then suddenly said: "I think she is right. If she hadn't brought it up, I really wouldn't have noticed that there was something wrong with the Feng Shui placement."

"It's more than that."

Jiang Yuechu pointed to the stopped pendulum in his finger bone with an increasingly serious expression: "When the bell rang just now, I subconsciously looked at the watch on my wrist and found that the ancient bell was half a beat slower than the actual time when it sounded. For ancient objects like this, the ancients were very strict about timing with clocks and watches, and there was no way such a mistake would happen."

"You mean..."

Ouyang Jun asked Jiang Yuechu with a look of doubt, but Jiang Yuechu nodded with certainty: "Yes, I suspect there is some mechanism near this ancient bell. If we can find this mechanism, we may be able to find some clues."