Among the four corpses, two were murdered guests, one was a servant who was killed in the afternoon, and the last one was a murderer disguised as a servant. In fact, after the death of the second guest, Shade relied on "the past".
He discovered the murderer by listening to the rapid beating heart sound" and the "Echo of Blood", and even found evidence by relying on the "Echo of Blood". But in order not to be suspected by others, he only secretly rescued the next two people.
A guest who was shot later pretended to rely on careful reasoning to investigate the identity of the murderer.
The murderer's cause of death was that after he was caught, he smashed his head with a chair leg. Everyone present could prove that Detective Hamilton had no choice but to kill him in self-defense and to protect his fragile female companion, Miss Louisa.
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Later, after investigation, it was found that the reason why the murderer sneaked into the manor to kill was that he hated the owner of the manor, Count Fafner. Subsequent in-depth investigation revealed that he was actually the illegitimate son of Count Fafner who did not even know about it. Due to the death of his mother and his treatment of
He did such a thing because he was unwilling to accept his fate.
If Shade didn't fight back, he would kill everyone in the manor, force the count to commit suicide, and then forge a suicide note to blame the count for everyone's death.
This case involving Blizzard Manor, aristocratic scandals and detective stories spread throughout the city almost instantly, providing interesting topics for people who spent the cold summer of 1854. Even the editor of the "Steambird Daily"
They also urged Dorothy to adapt the incident into a story as soon as possible and publish it before the popularity of the case subsided, but the writer refused in the name of "respecting the deceased."
In fact, she just didn't want to rush the manuscript.
Although Lecia smiled afterwards and said that no one would dare to invite Shade and Dorothy to a country manor for vacation in the future, Shade thought it was nothing:
"It's just a case of ordinary people. It's not like I encounter relics wherever I go. This is not bad luck."
"Yes, my knight, everything you said is correct. However, I like your name to appear in the newspapers often."
"Why?"
In the princess's green eyes, Shade's face was reflected:
"Every time I see your story in the newspaper, it makes me feel that you are always by my side. After all, you don't come to see me often, and I can only know about my beloved by reading the newspaper.
Knight, what are you doing?"
Chapter completed!