Conan's World: Ke Xue Wei Tan

After the two of them finished the soup quietly, Sariya wiped her mouth with a tissue and got down to business: "Do me a favor, I want to find someone, but I have almost no clues."

Gin put down the soup bowl and asked, "Who is it?"

Sariya clicked on her laptop, turned the screen to Gin, and said without any concealment: "The main culprit in the bomb case three years ago."

Gin placed her computer in front of him, and Sariya turned around and left, putting away the dishes with confidence.

Sariya has complete trust in Gin's abilities. This man is a talent that the organization recruited from nowhere. He is excellent in all skills and his IQ is much higher than hers. So far, Sariya has not discovered Gin. What he can't do...ah, no, he can't catch Shirley.

In short, if it weren't for Gin's own ambition, Sarye doubted that he could unseat Rum.

Regarding the bomber, she used many methods but to no avail. There were very few clues. In fact, even the police were helpless. Sariya started from the source of the bomb and the accomplices who had been arrested, and got very few clues. , to put it more negatively, unless the bomber takes action again, she will continue to be helpless.

After washing the dishes, Gin was still sitting on the sofa. Things didn't come to a conclusion so quickly. Sariya lay next to him with a quilt in her arms, wrapped herself in the quilt, and watched Gin's actions seriously.

He first read a few detailed reports about the case, and then began to search using the organization's internal system. Sarye also learned to use that program, but now she does not belong to the organization and does not have the authority to use that system. I can only rely on Gin's help.

Sarye has a unique advantage in areas that require overall planning, such as leadership and business, but she has never been advantaged in such delicate tasks as reasoning. After looking at the data on the computer for a while, she felt sleepy.

In order to prevent her from falling asleep while Gin was helping her, Sarye picked up the sweater that had been altered for a few days, huddled under the quilt and continued knitting the cuffs. When she was about to wind up, Gin pushed the computer screen away. Asked her:

"Is it him?"

Sarye looked at an ordinary-looking middle-aged man on the computer screen, hesitated for a moment, and said hesitantly: "Actually, I'm not sure...how did you find him?"

Gin answered briefly: "The source of the bomb."

Sarie said with some surprise: "I have checked the source of the bomb, but there are many gangs who trade bombs and will not register them..."

"The case report stated that the prisoner used a homemade bomb. In addition to the main detonator and plastic explosives, there were also mercury mercury, electronic remote control, stabilizing fins, etc."

Gin explained.

Illegal goods such as detonators will of course not be recorded, but other items are controlled and can be sold, but the buyer's identity information must be registered. Of course, the possibility of this identity being fake is not ruled out at this time.

Sarye thought about it for a while, but still didn't understand.

The information from three years ago is too old, so how can we be sure that it is just this one?

Gin added: "He was the only one whose purchase times overlapped, but his identity information was false."

Sarye took a closer look at the middle-aged man's purchase records and found that he bought the same thing seven years ago, three years ago before the incident, and one month ago...

a month ago?

Something suddenly gripped Sariya's heart.

If this is really a bomber, this is another crime!