Hoden explained her trap, but Isa did not express her thoughts easily. She could not let Hoden take risks, so she had to be cautious.

Although Isa knew that it seemed too late to think so now, it was because of her recklessness and impulse that Horden was involved in danger; but she had no way out. Even with her cautiousness at the last moment, she had to calm down a little, look at the overall situation, and ensure that she was thorough.

"We can ask Martha for help, ask her to forge a document, pretending that this is the result of our investigation in the Seventh District, and just need her to hand it over to the Eighth District, then we can get relevant evidence to formally link Randall and the murders of the Lenor family."

"At that time, the case will be officially investigated in the eighth jurisdiction, leaving Randolph's control, and her connections cannot interfere with other jurisdictions, and the risk factor is too high, which may expose herself. This also means that Randolph must start before the evidence leaves the seventh jurisdiction."

Isa listened quietly, frowned slightly, and she still couldn't see the overall situation outlined by Hoden.

Hoden continued to explain.

"First of all, when Randolph returns to the security team, she will definitely inquire about the news and learn about our actions, but she probably won't get too many clues, which will make her suspicious. At least she can plant a seed of doubt. With her personality, she will inevitably mobilize her connections to investigate our actions."

"Secondly, you go back to your jurisdiction, apply for a search warrant, and search Randolph's residence - searching for large companies may lack direct evidence, but there should be no problem in searching Randolph's residence. I believe that during the search, you can't find any evidence, and the next key is the key."

Hoden paused for a moment, a smile appeared in his eyes, which made Isarah sound the alarm:

An ominous premonition came, and there was a sense of crisis in the dark. The hairs behind them all stood up, like the intuition of survival of wild beasts, warning Isa that the guy in front of him was plotting against him-

She was worried about Horden's safety, but Horden was digging a hole for her to jump?

“You need to perform.”

Although Isa is unwilling to admit it, the reality is that Hoden is a wise and cunning guy. If he relaxes his vigilance because of his age or appearance, then the ending will definitely be a loss.

What's worse is that even if you are always vigilant, you may not be able to gain the upper hand.

Just like now.

Isa sounded the alarm all over his body, but he could not capture any information from Hoden's eyes. When he reacted, he had already entered the trap.

"You and your assistant are the one who checked the information with you last night. At Randolph's house, you can chew your ears quietly, but pretend to avoid her sight, saying that you need to find a document, which can prove that she is guilty, but you didn't find it, and the clue means that it is proven to be wrong."

"It's better that you can have a dispute. One side firmly believes that the clues are correct, but you just need to be patient; the other side thinks that time is tight and there is no chance."

"A suggestion, the one who keeps losing his temper in a bad mood can be your assistant, I look forward to this being a man."

Finally, Isa was able to see the whole story:

The so-called clue is the forged documents that Martha needs to hand over to the Seventh District, and they went to Randolph's home to search for evidence based on the tip.

Judging from the network of people run by Randolph in the seventh jurisdiction, she should be able to find out the news soon and destroy the document as soon as possible. As long as she can destroy the clues and there is no evidence, Randolph will be able to cut off all her tails and cleanse her innocence.

At that time, Isa, who was waiting for the rabbit, will be able to arrest Randolph on the spot who is trying to destroy the clues.

The truth is very simple:

If Randolph was innocent, she would not need to appear at all, which would prove that their investigation was wrong.

But the whole routine is still not meticulous enough, and there are some loopholes, because Hoden just wanted to kill Randolph and caught him off guard.

Judging from today's brief confrontation, Randolph is indeed calm and wise enough, and ruthless enough to make mistakes easily; but she has a fatal weakness, that is, her disadvantages as a woman and her weaknesses in her position. As long as Isa's partner can continue to exert pressure as Hoden did just now, then Randolph can be forced to lose his composure.

Randolph calmed down and realized that he had left no clues or evidence at all, and Martha's forged documents would be exposed.

So Hoden must seize the time difference and create traps for the camp step by step, creating urgent illusions to prevent Randolph from reacting:

Time is the key.

In the morning, they had just met Randolph, and then went in and out of the Seventh District Public Security Team repeatedly; in the afternoon, Martha should have heard of finding clues, laying the groundwork; in the evening, or tomorrow morning, Isa must attack and search Randolph's residence, complete the entire layout, and force Randolph to take action immediately.

The best thing is to avoid long nights and many dreams tonight.

Otherwise, once Randolph wakes up, the plan will no longer work.

They need to force Randolph to make mistakes in the chaos step by step.

After Horden painted the whole picture, Isa couldn't help but open her mouth. Although she couldn't see so thoroughly and comprehensively, she could also understand Horden's intentions; in addition, she could understand her task, "You did it on purpose, right? Are you addicted to acting today?"

Isa felt that this was Horden's evil taste.

Hoden raised his hands to express his innocence, "If you don't want to, you can think of other ways. I believe you can find a way after all."

Isa couldn't help but choke, but thought about it seriously, but couldn't refute it - their decisive behavior in a short period of time was indeed their best chance, and it was precisely because they could not refute it and they felt depressed.

Then you can see Hoden take out bags of small biscuits from his pocket, handing him a bag, and throwing inquiries.

Isa suddenly burst into laughter, and his aggrievance and anger burst into pieces, and he snatched it over, "Didn't you say you won't eat it?"

Hoden said with confidence, "I was pulled out to work as a coolie early in the morning, and I was hungry."

"..." Isa had nothing to say, stuffing the cookies into her mouth and chewing them viciously, as if she was eating someone's flesh and blood. "Let's go, I'll take you to school in a carriage. When the case is resolved, I'll treat you to dinner as an extra compensation."

"Bajibaji", Hoden chewed the biscuits silently.

Shakingly, the carriage stopped directly in front of the high bridge. Isa looked at Hoden's back as hesitated for a moment, but still said loudly, "Horden... Thank you."

Simple, yet sincere.

After saying that, Isa did not wait for Hoden to respond and patted the wooden boards of the carriage. The driver drove away in the carriage, leaving only a wave of dust.
Chapter completed!