Hoden stopped and turned to look straight at the iceberg.

Because it was too sudden, the iceberg obviously did not expect it. His footsteps paused slightly, his center of gravity shook, and his face looked alertly at Huodeng.

The hostility all over his body made Hoden smile, "I don't plan to take you home. So, why don't we solve the problem now?"

"..." Iceberg hesitated for a moment, "Here?"

The crowds of people are constantly walking around. Not to mention the walls are full of ears, they are simply exposed to the public. Is it okay to be sure that this is true?

"Sometimes, the crowd is the best cover for secrets," Hoden explained. "You don't want others to guess why we go to a secret place to exchange for secret information, right?"

Bingberg circled his mind seriously and didn't say anything more, "Have you really lost your memory? I don't remember anything from the past week?"

"Holden-Hello." Holden did not answer, but took the lead in introducing himself.

Iceberg gritted his teeth and glared at Hoden fiercely, but Hoden was still lazy and unmoved. He could only say reluctantly, "Robben Capalti."

"I'm glad to know you, Robben." Hoden greeted him seriously.

The smiley look was very worthy of beating.

Hoden didn't wait for Robben to get angry, and then said, "Indeed, I don't remember it. In fact, not only did the memories of the past week completely disappear, but the memories of the previous two to three weeks also became broken, and many things became blurred. You mentioned Samuel, but I still can't remember it."

Robben's eyes showed suspicion.

But Hoden said very seriously, "From memory, Samuel and I should not be good friends, right?"

Robben hesitated for a moment, nodded and gave a positive reply, "I did not hear Samuel mention you before this."

"So, the only time you see Samuel and me was at Mr. Adrian's tailoring shop?" Hoden still had no relevant memories in his mind. After receiving Robben's affirmative answer, he immediately asked, "Do you know what the reason is that we went to the tailoring shop?"

Hoden then explained, "Based on my family situation, I don't have enough funds to make a custom suit."

"So too, our house." Robben also gave a positive answer. "I asked Samuel, and he said that it was a job requirement. He needed to go to a noble banquet as a waiter, and every waiter had to dress up, so he went to the tailor's shop to make a custom suit."

After saying this, Robben noticed Hoden's eyes, and he also reacted, "That's not right."

What kind of banquet is it? Even waiters must wear custom suits?

I didn't think about it carefully before, but now Samuel is missing, doubts have surfaced.

Huoden was not in a hurry to draw a conclusion. Although it is not common for waiters to customize suits, it is not impossible. He still has to consider the material, style, style, etc. of the suit. The price is also high and low. If it is just a standard suit, it makes sense. The only thing that can be confirmed is that the specifications of the banquet must not be that simple.

"How did you find the church?" Because in public, Hoden did not deliberately lower his voice and communicated normally, so the keywords quietly disappeared. Even if he was occasionally overheard a few words, passers-by would not find it strange.

Robben was a little slower, and then he noticed how Hoden handled it. "Samuel has a bad habit, he likes to take some things."

Robben's words were a little hesitant: Although thieves are not big things, they are not good things, but now is not the time to worry about these things.

"It's not an important object, but he always likes to take advantage of it. For example, a quill; for example, a paper clip."

Hoden lightly jaw head.

"After he disappeared, I tried to find some clues and found two candies in his pocket, the packaging was a medical examination room sponsored by the church."

"I went to the examination room to explore, but I had no gains. That is, in order to support the charity organized by the Institute of Medicine, the church welcomes all homeless people or civilians to go for physical health examinations. They provide free examinations. In exchange, all the examination results are provided to the Institute of Medicine to help advance medicine. At the same time, if a major disease is detected, they can also go to the hospital for treatment in time."

This should be the longest statement in Robben's history, and it is obvious that Iceberg cannot speak.

But Hoden's first reaction was, "Candy?"

Robben blinked, not sure, so: He had just said so much, and Hoden noticed this? "It's just the candy placed in the examination room, which should be something for children as snacks, but Samuel just couldn't control his hands."

But Hoden shook his head gently, "If a blood test is performed, then eating a candy can relieve the symptoms of dizziness and fatigue."

Robben had no idea about this, "You mean, Samuel had a blood test? But...why?"

"This is the puzzle we need to solve." Hoden continued, "You didn't find any clues in the examination room, so you went to the church to wait for the rabbit?"

"I don't know. I can't find clues, but I always feel that I should do something, so I waited in the church." Robben's calm words revealed a little powerless feeling, like a headless fly. "That day, I was actually ready to give up because I didn't know what I wanted to wait for. Four days passed and no valid information was found."

"Then, I showed up." Hoden immediately understood, it was just a coincidence:

If he had not gone to the Umani Church that day, Robben would never have noticed himself, and Samuel's message might have been disconnected forever.

Hoden could sense the anxiety in Robben's calm eyes, so he took the initiative to explain, "When I woke up, I noticed the statue of Hano's male god on the wall, so I made a special trip to the church to look for clues."

"Male God Hano?" Robben finally understood the meaning of Hoden's conversation with the bald head.

"But there are still too few clues now. I need to go to the tailor shop and the medical examination room to see if it can awaken the memory." Horden briefly explained.

"I'll be together, too." Robben immediately made his position, with unquestionable sharpness in his urgency and firmness in his eyes.

Hoden nodded, "Of course, I can use some help."

After saying this, you can clearly notice that Robben's emotions are a little relaxed.

"Also, we need to keep a low profile because I can't be sure what we're involved in. It's better to avoid the alert range of the church and the policing team before the truth is revealed." Hoden did not explain in depth.

But a simple sentence is enough for Robben, "I understand."

After a pause, Robben still couldn't hold back, "When you woke up, did you really not see Samuel? Even if it was...even if it was..."

Even the corpse is good.
Chapter completed!