Chapter 62: Case analysis


    The fax function is also included with this clockwork unit.


    It is only necessary to bring along paper and pen.


    In a short while the relevant information had all been transmitted.


    Han Dong switched on the speed-reading mode and returned to thepartment with the core of the content in his mind within a few minutes.


    .......


    Old Sewer


    Lecturer Pasha''s hand held a copy of the bounty that Han Dong and the others had received.


    She was staring at the evil spell mark and ghost drawing on the lower end.


    "This kid has only been enrolled in school for a week, but he''s actually going on such a difficult mission, I must report the situation to Mr. ck and White, in case this kid really dies, it''ll be a problem."


    In fact, Pasha didn''t normally care about the students.


    It was just that Han Dong''s position was too special, and once it involved Mr. ck and White, Pasha would have to take it seriously.


    Who knew, Pasha had just finished editing a message full of salutations to Mr. ck and White, and immediately received a reply.


    You don''t have to worry about this matter, let Nichs take care of it himself.


    Getting such a reply, Pasha stopped worrying about anything and continued on her own experiments.


    ..........


    Boom boom boom boom!


    Inside the trainpartment.


    Cass, Han Dong and the other four were having a discussion around this matter.


    Rightfully talking about the matter of the ''ghost'', The team, who was prejudiced against Han Dong, Sophia also immediately targeted the question.


    "I''ve heard that the Department of Mysteries has a unique study and understanding of creatures involved in ''pollution''.


    Friend Andeva, do you have any unique insight into spirits?"


    "I don''t think the odds of this event corresponding to a ''real ghost'' are too high."


    Han Dong''s statement immediately got the attention of everyone in the carriage.


    Although there was a ''restrictive'' nature to this type of bounty given directly based on the investigation of the local ordinary security personnel, it was still a certain degree of professional review before it was written on the bounty.


    Han Dong, however, said right off the bat that the ''phantom incident'' written down corresponded to not a phantom.


    "Nonsense."


    "Fia, let Andeva tell you what he thinks."


    Sophia''s words were interrupted by Cass, who was so angry that she blushed and mumbled, as if she felt that Cass was more biased towards Han Dong.


    Han Dong carefully exined, "We all know the characteristics of a ghost, right? Nearly invisible humanoid spirits that need to forge a connection to reality through ayer of cloth, usually white, and usually emerge at night."


    Cass nodded, "That''s right, all of these features match the ghost mapped out on the bounty.


    Friend Andeva, why did you deduce that the target was not a ghost?"


    "ording to our Mysticism Department''s investigation, most ghosts are rtively ''friendly'', and their formation has nothing to do with creatures outside the walls, but rather due to an attachment to real life, only a very small number of ghosts that die unnaturally may have an evil transformation.


    Moreover, there has never been a description of the above bounty in the records or images of ghosts.


    Even if they grow tentacles due to the influence of the outside of the walls, they are converged inside the ghost''s body, not widely exposed as in the portrait."


    "Is it possible that this is a special case?"


    "It''s possible, but this ''evil spell'' concerns me. After thinking about it for a long time, I seem to have seen this type of evil spell in a medieval book.


    The origins of the evil spell, along with the detailed characteristics of these non-ghosts.


    I suspect that the probability of the target belonging to a ghost is on the small side, and the probability may be rted to [Witch], or even, both."


    When Han Dong gave the word witch, everyone in thepartment fell into contemtion, including Sophia who had been targeting Han Dong.


    This exnation of Han Dong''s was undeniable.


    The target could not be identified as a ''ghost'' by drawing based on the inhabitants'' description.


    This evil spell mark was equally crucial evidence.


    Cass was silent for a moment and said, "If [Witch] is involved, the difficulty of the event might even increase, but we don''t have solid evidence to report to the Church or the Adventurer''s Guild to raise the difficulty and bounty.


    How about this!


    We''ll be able to reach the streets of London around 1pm.


    Before the sun sets,plete the relevant investigation and report it to the Order as soon as you obtain enough evidence to prove the existence of the [Witch]."


    "Good!"


    After this discussion.


    Coslin, the ''little guy'' who was adjusting the uracy of the sniper rifle, added another point to Han Dong''s impression.


    As a Mysticism Apprentice, Han Dong was fully qualified in the field of knowledge, and the next step was just to see the actualbat ability.


    "Andeva! So true, if we can''t get the ''witch''yer of information in advance, it might be dangerous for our team to break directly into the incident."


    Cassughed openly, an arm wrapped tightly around Han Dong, appearing intimate.


    The rest of the time was spent rxing and chatting about some interesting things within the academy, most of which revolved around Han Dong, wanting to know what daily life was like for this top student of the Department of Mysteries.


    As Han Dong expanded on some of the situations in the [Old Sewer], especially when talking about the ''gue Body'', Sophia on the side had goosebumps all over her body.


    After all, in order to establish a ''suitable'' fungal environment in the body, the thought of organs and internal cavity surfaces filled with fungus made even Cass ufortable.


    Everyone was very d they hadn''t chosen the Department of Mysticism back then.


    The streets of London, arrived.


    "Gentlemen, buy a newspaper? Today, the eldest son of the Roman family, won the "excellent file" slot in the Knight Academy [Library] program, and we have an exclusive interview with him, as well as a collection of books that Roman Trainee Knights read on a regr basis, a newspaper costs only a penny."


    Pennies that belonged to a type of currency in the Holy City.


    After all, copper coins were extremely valuable, and this small amount of auxiliary currency was needed to provide support when trading ordinary goods.


    One hundred pence were equivalent to one copper coin.


    "Any news about 37 London Street?" Cass asked.


    The newspaper boy turned not too good looking as if he knew some inside information and whispered, "Are you trainee knights?"


    Cass was experienced and slightly disyed the golden card in his waist pocket for a moment.


    The newsboy was shocked and held out five fingers, "I know some, but the papers won''t let me publish it, give me five pence and I''ll tell you what I know."


    Cass handed over the five pennies first, with the instruction.


    "Just take us straight there, talk as we walk, I''ll also give you extra money if I can tell you what I think is valuable information."


    "Thank you, Sir Knight, follow me, 37th Street isn''t very far, it''s only a half hour''s walk for us."