The handprints remaining on Nightingale's neck were not clear, and Isa naturally raised questions, and his thoughts were not completely led by Hoden.

But Hoden didn't mind, but smiled, "Because the duration of the pain is different. You can try pinching your neck because of the suffocation feeling of being unable to breathe, your survival instinct will make a cry for help, and the nerves will instinctively loosen the muscles and cannot exert force more."

"But digging eyes is another situation." Hoden said, poking his eyes with his fingers, so that Director Zvi and Julian both exclaimed, which made Hoden chuckled, "This is a one-time thing. As long as you make up your mind, you can start quickly."

Isa lightly jawed her head, she could understand Hoden's reasoning.

Standing at the door, Pasia couldn't understand, so he really grabbed his neck with both hands, then used a little force, and then let go directly and coughed violently. The noisy sound made everyone look in sight. Pasia quickly waved her hand and signaled that she was fine.

"In fact, Nightingale's force should not be light, but the reason why he left no trace was mainly because he was soon facing the crisis of excessive blood loss. The scars did not form enough bruises, and the blood stains were covered, so the handprints were not obvious now."

Hoden further explained.

Isa did not express any doubt this time, "You just said four evidences, so what about one?" The evidence so far cannot be scientifically verified. It was just Horden's reasoning. She was willing to believe it, but Director Zvi, who was standing next to her, was not necessarily willing to believe it. This is the problem.

So they need more evidence.

Horden did not pause and replied directly, "For the last evidence, we can also complete the reverse thrust from the subsequent actions, and then depict the scene."

"Why did Nightingale dig or be 'been' from eyeballs?"

"If there was a murderer at the scene, why did the murderer torture Nightingale for so long? Whatever the reason, maybe it was to get some information, maybe it was to retaliate against Nightingale, maybe it was to have other reasons, but why choose here?"

"A place where everyone can hear the sound, a place where one can expose themselves at any time, and a place where one can be interrupted at any time. What if it is discovered? What should the murderer do? Escape? Or collectively silence?"

"However, all the neighbors next door in Nightingale survived, and no one noticed the abnormality?"

"More importantly, Nightingale did not scream shrillly when he dug out his eyes. What's the reason?"

"There are many possible situations, and we still need more clues to rule out different possibilities; but autonomous behavior is the most likely explanation, and it is also the most reasonable explanation based on on-site evidence."

Hodden is still Hodden, giving the most reliable inference based on limited clues, but still retaining other possibilities.

But at this moment, in the fragments of blood, Hoden's calmness was more like cold-blooded. Even Julian couldn't help but retreat a little and widen the distance.

Isa should be the only person on the scene who could keep up with Hoden's thinking speed, "But why did he treat himself like this?"

"Motivation. I also have many things that I haven't figured out and cannot fully explain; but do you still remember the guess I said at first?"

Huoden did not keep it in a silence. After asking questions, he immediately added the entire thing.

"He encountered a threat of fear. But now, this threat has no way to decipher it yet. It may be the murderer or an illusion. Let's keep this question for the time being and start with Nightingale's death."

"The puzzle will eventually be paid to the surface."

Hoden showed a smile and looked around for a week, then Isa understood, "Are you saying that no matter whether the threat at the scene was the real murderer or something else, it was Nightingale himself who ended up taking action?"

"Yes, that's what it means." Huoden nodded in affirmation.

Immediately afterwards, Hoden continued to explain, "After digging out his eyes, Nightingale fell into extreme pain and fear, and he completely fell into madness."

"At this time, you can see the traces left on the walls and even the ceiling, which are the rough traces left by Nightingale after he went crazy. Some were made through props, and some were completed by his own body impact."

"Note that there are some footprints and handprints left on the ceiling, which need to be compared next, but I strongly suspect that it was left by Nightingale himself. This also means that Nightingale's death must have an abnormal force involved."

Everyone raised their heads and looked at the ceiling, but the question marks were getting more and more. They couldn't imagine how Nightingale left traces on his head. Could it be that he was climbing up with his hands and feet like a spider?

But, how did that be done?

Imagine the picture and then look down at Nightingale's broken body. The chilling feeling made the surface of the skin start to blemish. I couldn't help but pat my arms and shake the goose bumps, but it still couldn't get rid of it.

"You mean, psionic?" Isa asked carefully.

Hoden smiled, but did not respond, did not affirm or deny, but continued, "The next one is the last key."

"Even after digging the eyeballs, the threat still did not disappear. This is also the reason why I think there is no other person on the scene - since Nightingale can no longer see it, how did he judge that the murderer was still on the scene? Assuming there is really a murderer."

Speaking of this, Hoden paused for a moment and waited for the response from others. Both Pasia and Isa tried to open their mouths, but the speculation that came to their mouths felt that it was not reliable, so they swallowed again. In the end, there was no sound in the audience, and even the sound of breathing had disappeared.

Then Hoden continued to talk.

"After Nightingale's blindness, he could still sense the threat, either his five senses were very developed, and his ears and nose could feel the existence of the murderer; or... the threat exists in his brain consciousness, and vision is the first way to show it. When vision is cut off, he can still feel the threat approaching, or even another kind of 'seeing', so he was forced into a desperate situation."

"In despair, he decided to cut open his body."

Before Horden could finish his words, a low cry was heard on the scene, and then Julian could be heard tremblingly, "But why?"

"Suppose you notice a bug under your skin, what would you do?" Horden did not answer directly, but asked a question.

Everyone was stunned - the scene of such a phenomenon was still a bit ahead of their time. At this time, the feeling was beyond the range of stomach discomfort, and they began to feel uncomfortable all over their body, and they always felt that their skin began to itch.
Chapter completed!