"Huh... it's really troublesome. You guys are very happy to fight, but I have to do it myself for the final ending."

The Rose's body was moved to the other three corpses, and the firewood picked up in the greenhouse was placed nearby. Fortunately, it was a farm, and there were not many people living there. Flammable materials such as firewood were everywhere. Many greenhouse films were pulled to cover the bodies and ignite them at the last time.

Kylot didn't want others to know what had happened here and who died. He confirmed that the fire was big enough, so he rode a motorcycle and went to Teresa's house he had tracked and learned about before.

He took out the key from his pocket and opened the door of Teresa's house. Kellot stood outside the room and saw the door sign with his name next to him and paused. To be honest, Teresa's death was not what he expected. This person actually had the possibility of survival in his plan. As long as he destroyed Cthulhu, he was willing to recruit her without grudges, but suddenly, he was not an indecisive person!

Organizing his emotions, Teresa's death means that the sources of his current living are cut off and he can only rely on the information that may be retained in her family to carry out the next step of action, so he must find what he wants in Teresa's residence!

I checked the bedroom as soon as possible. This is the relatively private place in the house. I flipped through the bed, bedside table, wardrobe, and crystal screen. It was an ordinary house with no safe. I still had no reaction when I hit the walls and floors. I could only come out and wander in the living room.

"People always like to hide things where they can see others but are not easily noticed... Theresa usually likes to sit in this position."

Compared to other places, the sofa in the middle was obviously sunken. Kellot sat on it, opened the hawk's eyes, glanced at the position he faced, looking for places where things might be hidden. It was really troublesome to find things everywhere, so he simply summoned the water element to flow in the position where he looked. With his omnipresence, he would immediately react when he noticed something.

A few minutes later, Kelot's eyes locked on the wall clock on the top of the crystal screen in front of him, which looked like an ordinary clock. Every noon and 12 o'clock in the evening, a bird would come out from the top to report the time. When the water element flowed through the item, it responded to Kelot and it was dismantled, and the things inside naturally fell down.

Theresa could not have written such a password somewhere without a password, so it was equivalent to waste. Kylot broke it and threw it away directly. The only thing left was a beautifully carved key, which should be used to open something. Kylot then searched the entire house with the old method, but in the end he found very few.

A wallet is hidden behind some books in the study, but there is not much money inside, just a dozen gold coins, which makes no sense.

Some information, after a few pages, were all about the recent incidents in Ou Shelin, serial murder cases, artificial lake cases. These information, as an advisor to the garrison, Kylot was also able to find it, so it was not very meaningful.

"I should have thought of it long ago that for people like Teresa, everything about the Cthulhu organization must be stored in another place. This is just a house for ordinary people... In this way, this key may be the key, what is the key used for..."

Dingling ~

The sudden ringing of the phone made Kylot sit upright and put his hands on the landline, but he was worried about whether to answer the phone. If it was called by someone from the Cthulhu organization, he would say what he should say. If he chose not to answer, the information he had at present was not enough.

There was a fierce struggle in my mind. The sound of the landline ringing had passed three times and it would soon hang up automatically. Once I gritted my teeth, I would just pick up the receiver. At worst, I would just stop talking.

"Hey, your takeaway is placed downstairs for you as you always ask. Please pick it up for yourself. Recently, our store's delivery phone number has been changed, and now it is changed to 183... You can take notes on the phone book. That's it, do I need to repeat it?"

"No, thank you!"

As the phone hung up, Kylot suddenly realized a problem, the phone book! Because the communication numbers in this world are as numerous as his previous life, one or two can remember them without any problem, and if there are too many, there will be a lot of confusion. As a cadre of the Cthulhu organization, Theresa has many people who need to contact. It is difficult to remember one by one. She must have a phone book with each message number in her hand!

Generally speaking, this kind of thing is not placed too far from the landline, so it is convenient to use it at any time when you want to communicate. Kellot looked at the coffee table where the landline was placed, and his eyes fell on the seven or eight magazines placed below.

I took them all to the low table and opened them one by one to look for them. As expected, in the middle of a magazine, I flipped through a thin notebook the size of a half-sized palm.

When you open the book, the first page is the communication numbers of the shops. Most of them are takeaway stores, hot pot restaurants, etc., so you turn over the second page directly. On this page, you remember several numbers that do not indicate the source, not ten digits, but six digits. There is a comma separated in the middle of each two digits, and the meaning is unknown.

It should be these numbers, but Kylot has not tried it for the time being. These numbers are likely to be the communication numbers of other cadres of Cthulhu organization. It is very likely that they will reveal clues when dialing casually. You have to be prepared before you can try it.

Take out the notebook I carried with me, copy the numbers on it aside, and finally walk around again, put the broken clock into the trash can, then restore the other things to their original state, walk out of the door, lock the door, and continue to hold the key.

It was not that he had thought of burning the bodies of Teresa and others directly, but judging from the images collected by the crystal monitor, other cadres in the Cthulhu organization knew that Teresa lived here. If a fire burned, it would be like telling other cadres that others had come here, which was tantamount to alerting the enemy.

Now that the place is well preserved, Teresa's body must have been burned out during the period when he searched the room. Even if other cadres from Cthulhu organized the company to come over, the first thing that came to mind was that they would definitely be missing. Kellot did not move the address book, but just copied a copy. This was done to minimize the impact.
Chapter completed!