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But Idel circled the body several times and still looked embarrassed.

After all, there is no unified forensic theoretical basis in this world, and even Idel, a doctor, doesn't know how to start.

Normally, patients can talk and tell them where they feel uncomfortable, so that they can prescribe appropriate medicine.

But what could these people lying on the ground in front of him tell him?

Felissa couldn't stand it any longer and couldn't help but said: "Check the mouth and nose first. If someone was burned to death, there will be soot in the mouth and nose. If he died before the fire, there will be soot in the mouth and nose."

Or only a small amount of soot."

This is one of the few forensic common senses she knows, and she knows it from TV series.

The main reason is that the principles can be understood by her, unlike some principles involving medical chemistry, which are very unfriendly to non-professionals like her.

The other people's eyes fell on Felissa, and Idel directly asked: "Why?"

Felissa explained: "Because everyone has to breathe, and if a fire breaks out when a person is alive, the dust will enter the mouth and nasal cavity with the breath, but the dead cannot breathe, and only a very small amount of soot can enter."

"You're right." Idel nodded, squatted down, put on gloves, opened a person's mouth, and lowered himself to examine carefully.

Felissa turned her head unbearably.

But she had no choice but to say: "Since he was killed, let's find fatal injuries."

They have seen a lot of dead people, and their endurance is good enough, so they can still stand at this moment.

"What to do next?" Idel raised his head and asked Felissa.

Even logistics soldiers need training, and training inevitably involves falling and beating. It is normal to have wounds on the body, but apart from the neck, there are really no other wounds that can kill.

Then this can confirm that someone committed murder and set fire.

"As long as there are wounds, there should be traces," Felissa said uncertainly, "But I don't know what the difference is between the damage caused by magic and the damage caused by cold weapons."

But now Idel only said that he would die, but did not explain why he died.

Idel is actually making inferences based on experience, without any practical reason or basis. For example, if this wound cuts through an artery, the person will die from massive bleeding.

Idel said with great certainty: "I'm sure, this wound is here, very deep. According to this depth and location, there is no way a person can survive."

She touched her body and took out a white handkerchief: "Please use this."

"Let's do the inspection first," Idel said. "Please find my assistants. I need them to assist me."

Felissa couldn't bear it anymore. She walked out of the door quickly and took several deep breaths of fresh air to suppress the contents of her stomach.

Great, she couldn't see it either. After all, she only threw magic away, so how could she realize how magic would react on the human body.

Seeing a person and a charred corpse approaching almost face to face, this had a bit of a visual impact on her.

The scene of the autopsy was not pretty. It could be seen that the caregivers were suppressing the feeling of nausea and vomiting while working on Idel.

There are so many fatal injuries that magic can cause, and Felissa's forensic science in her previous life cannot tell what kind of magic was used to cause death.

Viscount Cliff also added: "They fell on the patrol road every day, and everyone died where they should be."

She is obviously the one who knows more.

This is very abnormal, because the first thing you do when you discover a fire is to put out the fire or run away. No matter how you think about it, you will not be at your post.

After all, the current forensic theory has not yet begun, and Felissa cannot ask for too much.

After a while, Idel's voice sounded in the house: "The fatal injuries are all on the neck. Killed with one knife."

"Fatal injury?" Safi looked at the burned corpse, "Can we still find it after it's been like this?"

Idel looked over: "What do you think?"

"Then can we tell whether there are traces caused by magic?" Felicia asked again. If it were in the previous life, we would have been able to draw a conclusion at this point in the examination, but after all, there is an additional uncontrollable factor in this life, so Felicia

Sha had to ask one more question.

He can't let the noble young masters and ladies who are currently here take action. He doesn't have the courage to ask them to do things. Even if he can't do it well, he doesn't dare to let it go.

Felissa walked into the room and asked, "Can you tell whether there were injuries before birth or after death?"

"I can't see it." Idel said helplessly. He didn't know much about magic, so how could he know what traces magic would leave.

These people died before the fire broke out.

Therefore, this inspection was also skipped.

Felissa didn’t even mention the topic of dissection. With her current level of knowledge, she couldn’t tell much even if she dissected. If Idel asked her how to do the dissection, she wouldn’t be able to answer it, so she didn’t do it like this.

Such a thankless job.

"Yes," Idel nodded. "After all, he is a soldier. It is impossible that he will not have injuries on his body, but they are ordinary wounds and the damage caused to the human body is not very great."

Fortunately, it was just a charred corpse. If it were a corpse that had not been burned, or a corpse that had been dead for a few days... Felissa shuddered and didn't dare to think about it.

But after all, it was Safi who was reliable. She immediately went out to prepare a white cloth. Idel took the white handkerchief from Felissa's hand, poked the white cloth with her finger and turned it around in the mouth of the charred corpse. When she took it out, she found that it was clean.

Yes, all corpses are like this.

So why are you asking her? Felissa cursed, she only knew a little bit about it.

You can know things by wiping a cloth in your mouth, so there's no need to make it so eye-catching.

Others didn't react much.

Safi then said: "Then the conclusion is that he was killed by a slash on his neck, right?"

"Are you sure?" Safi asked.

"Forget it," she shook her head, "Let's see if there are any other injuries."

Felissa was at a loss for words. She only knew that there was a difference between injuries during life and injuries after death, but when it came to the specific differences...I'm sorry, she didn't remember.

"Yes." Idel nodded firmly, he was still very sure about this.

Kill with one blow... It is not that difficult to harvest human lives silently. After all, ordinary soldiers, even if they have been trained, their reaction speed is better than that of specially trained killers.

, the awareness of the crisis is good, but it is still not enough.

When did this killer lurk in? Could he be the person Felissa saw?

If he had been in the army from the beginning... this was a terrible guess, which meant that they had been set up by the demons long ago.

The fire and the demon attack were weird from beginning to end.