Doomsday Wonderland

"Wait," Jessica held Li Er's hand tightly, as if subconsciously seeking support, and asked loudly, "Are you sure the baby is really here? I don't understand, he is a single man, stealing What do other people’s children do?”

"Single, it's true," Elizabeth just opened the door and walked in first while Barbecue Hu was surprised. Now she was standing in the hall and said, "...but she is obviously a woman."

Everyone was stunned, only Pink sighed lazily.

"I thought of it after receiving a divination revelation. When we first moved in, everyone heard the landlord introduce the residents in this building." Elizabeth tried her best to pick out the words allowed by the game and said: "But the landlord only said She was drunk, rude, divorced in middle age... she never said she was a man. After hearing these qualities, we assumed that the person with these qualities must be a man, and we never had any doubts. But, can't women be alcoholics? , rude, middle-aged divorced?”

"Eh?" Miss Chen looked at the mute Barbecue Hu, then at her, and said, "No, I saw Aibi and him fall in love with my own eyes. Aibi is heterosexual, standard -"

Before the old lady finished speaking, she was stuck in the middle of her words - obviously she also noticed the surprise that suddenly appeared on the face of the barbecue bear.

"Abby? Me?" She pointed to herself. She was too surprised to ask the question, so she could only repeat: "Me and her are in love?"

"Ms. Chen," Elizabeth turned to her and said, "We all mistakenly thought that Barbecue Hu was a man, and Abby is not immune to the same mistake."

Miss Chen was stunned for a few seconds, blinked, and seemed to have recovered her thoughts. "If you put it like that... I did only see Aibi take out the key and enter the door. I never saw Barbecue Hu coming out with her. Could it be that she sang a one-man show? But how can we explain the quarrel between the two of them?"

"I'm also heterosexual," Barbecue Hu was completely confused, "How could I fall in love with her and still have a quarrel?"

When they were truly affirmed, everyone was slightly shocked. Jessica coughed and said, "I'm sorry...it's hard to tell your gender from your appearance."

This is a review within the limitations of the game. In fact, when Elizabeth looked at him, the man's carefully trimmed eyebrows and thin and narrow shoulders bore no resemblance to a man. The truth is, they all thought that Barbeque Hu was a male character played by a woman; but of course they couldn't say this, otherwise it would not be in line with the principles of character behavior.

"Yes, Abby thought he was a man. She planned to go in and out like this a few times so that she could pretend that she and Barbecue Hu Zheng were in love." Elizabeth explained, "Anyway, Barbecue Hu is rarely sober and drunk. With a lot of time, it is easy to sneak into her house to make some preliminary preparations, which is a very suitable target. As for the quarrel... I think if you carefully search their phones, you should be able to find some voice messages that were used for the quarrel. "

Aibi's cell phone was in her hand, so she was certainly sure of this.

"You... how did you start to doubt the gender of Barbecue Hu?" Mr. Guan murmured in disbelief. "She didn't kill Aibi, so who did?"

"Of course it relies on my divination skills." Elizabeth said with a serious face, "I read the revelation in the divination, so it can't be wrong. As for Abby's murderer... I will do the divination again. ."

What divination is, of course it is not the truth.

There is a missing baby on this end, and an extra person to sing a lullaby to on the other end. These are two perfect pieces of the puzzle that just fit together. But if she believed that Barbecue Hu had stolen the baby, she would inevitably think intuitively that the person who had such a deep attachment to the child, who even stole other people's children and sang lullabies to them, should not be a man, but more like a man. This is a woman who has experienced childbirth trauma - whether it is miscarriage or the loss of a child, the impact on women is more profound.

Perhaps this was an impression caused by some inherent culture; but once the suspicion was planted, when she read the text messages on Aibi's phone, she found that their artificial taste had finally been explained - it was precisely because there was no barbecue Hu, and it was impossible. Falling in love with Abby is why the conversations on her phone are so clean and tidy; just like a movie script, every line must have a purpose, and there is not even a trace of misunderstandings, confusion or miscommunication in real conversations. .

As for why Aibi fabricated the text messages to accuse Barbecue Hu of murder, she didn't know; why Aibi actually died in a way that couldn't be suicide, she couldn't figure out either.

Fortunately, she guessed the most crucial part correctly.

Without giving everyone more time to think, Elizabeth turned to face Barbecue Hu and said: "Even if you stay behind closed doors, I know you are a woman, and you are a woman who stole the child next door. Your behavior cannot be concealed. I have a wooden sign in my hand...but I will not force you to hand over the child. As long as you tell me where you hid the child, we will leave now."

She was not originally here to seek justice. No one would want to take care of a baby anyway, so she might as well leave the baby to the barbecue - the point is to let everyone see how she "divides" time and time again. The truth came out.

Seeing how much Barbecue Hu cares about the child, the other party's goal might be to get the baby. So as long as Elizabeth promises not to take away the child, Barbecue Hu will soon give in and cooperate, right?

However, to her surprise, Barbeque Hu just sneered and said, "Are you crazy? I didn't take the child."

Elizabeth was startled.

"If you don't believe it, just search it." Barbecue Hu took two steps back, raised his arms and said, "Look for it, you can find this apartment!"

A layer of sweat formed on Elizabeth's palms, and for a moment she almost completely believed the worst possibility - that she had guessed it all wrong. If the baby really wasn't here, her entire base of "believers" would be shaken; God knows how much effort it took for her to finally get these people to be skeptical?

It was at this moment, when she lowered her head due to panic, that she suddenly discovered that there were a few specks of black soil on the floor where Barbecue Hu had just retreated.

Where did she get it? She had obviously never been to the lawn inside the building... Several of their neighbors had been outside the house all afternoon. Anyone who went on the lawn would be discovered immediately.

Barbecue Hu asked them to search so confidently, probably because she was sure that they would not find the baby... She must have hidden the baby. Elizabeth looked at the few bits of dirt, blinked slowly, and understood. That child should be dead long ago.

"If you can calculate so accurately," Barbecue Hu crossed her arms. Perhaps her thinking was slowed down by being soaked in alcohol for a long time. She didn't seem to notice what Elizabeth noticed. "Then, just figure out where the child is."

She seemed to think that the flower pot was an unexpected place. You must know that after entering the game, everyone dressed up as they should. Jessica wore hot pants, and Barbecue Hu's clothes were stained - of course Mao Kui also had a basin.

However, Elizabeth found that she could not open her mouth.

An almost cold thought gripped her heart, and she became frightened for a moment: From a realistic perspective, UU Reading www. uukanshu.net How could Barbecue Hu bury a nine-month-old child in a flower pot? That is not an empty flowerpot, it is also a very practical game; for such a big pot of catflower, the root system of the plant must have been very developed, plus the amount of soil enough to maintain the survival of the plant, where is the space in the flowerpot for it? Let the kids go?

Unless...unless all the roots of Mao Kui are cut off, the soil is dumped, and only a layer of soil is spread on the baby's body, and then Mao Kui is propped up.

Can a plant that has its roots cut off still survive?

"Elizabeth!" Elizabeth didn't realize that she had turned around and rushed out the door until she heard someone shout. It was already dark outside; she stopped next to Maokui and took a closer look through the dim light in the corridor. Only then did she realize that Maokui was not standing straight, but was leaning against the wall.

She reached out her hand and gave Mao Kui a gentle push.

Maokui fell down with a loud bang, and a small blue-white shadow appeared in the basin. Elizabeth didn't glance at the corpse, but just stared at Mao Kui closely.

…It still looks the same as ever, but it’s clearly dead.