Enforcer's Handbook

Everyone is looking for Diego.

The walls of the port city are covered with wanted posters.

There was a reward of 100,000 watts, which was a huge reward for a place like Silvermoon Port. The port residents who had not yet fallen asleep left their homes and searched everywhere for the young man named Diego.

The person who issued the wanted notice was Father Gaudel, who accused Diego of performing cult rituals on their ship and burning one of their ships.

But the whole thing had a weird vibe to it.

Silvermoon Port is a relatively closed port city with very little circulation of people, especially when changes occurred in the Third Neutral Country until Cuenca and the expeditionary force settled in.

Most of the residents in the port knew each other, but when they saw the sky-high price of the reward, they asked around and found that no one knew Diego at all.

According to the information given in the wanted order, he is 14-15 years old and is obviously not a member of the expeditionary force.

The reason why Father Gaudel issued the wanted order is even more bizarre. There are rumors that Father Gaudel dreamed of a young man named Diego performing a cult ritual on a ship of the Tide Cult, and when he emerged from his sleep When he woke up, the church's ship was indeed on fire.

He firmly believed that this was a revelation from the Lord of Tides, ordering them to execute the cult member named Diego.

But the problem is...

You can't execute someone who doesn't actually exist.

After searching for most of the night, many port residents decided to give up this attractive reward. God knows if those people from the Tide Cult made up a name out of thin air and entertained them with empty promises.

After all, you can never know what the people of the Tide Cult are thinking in their minds. Father Gaudel's own mental state is somewhat abnormal in the first place.

Also involved in the investigation is the weirdo Franken.

To the residents of Silvermoon Harbor, he was like a detective. When they became familiar with each other, they would occasionally entrust Franken to help them solve some difficult incidents.

Weird Franken can always help them solve their problems.

But this time, unlike the port residents wandering the streets, the "Emperor" first went to the burning ship. At this time, only the wreckage of the ship was left. It is no wonder that the people of the Tide Cult were unable to find any substance from the ship. sexual clues.

But all the truth is hidden in the clues.

Father Gaudel firmly believed that Diego was engaged in cult activities and burned their ships, but judging from the situation investigated by "Emperor", this does not seem to be the case.

The footprints of his crew and the remains of an oil lamp were found in his wreckage.

In his opinion, the fire did not seem to be directly related to cult rituals. Instead, it seemed more like the crew accidentally knocked over the wick and accidentally set the entire ship on fire.

When the "Emperor" found the crew member before dawn, the latter was lying on the bed in a daze. He didn't even have time to clean up the traces left on the fire scene. As soon as he got home, he lay on the bed like a lost soul.

The crew also insisted that the fire was caused by Diego's cult rituals. However, when he continued to interrogate, the crew was hesitant and unable to explain the reason.

Even he himself couldn't tell who Diego was.

I couldn't describe the other person's appearance clearly, but I vaguely knew that he was a 14-15-year-old boy. He was thin and looked malnourished. These few details were similar to what Father Gaudel had seen in his dream. The boys are exactly the same.

Immediately afterwards, "Emperor" asked some port residents who participated in the fire-fighting. They did not witness anyone similar to Diego during the fire-fighting process. Even "Seagull" had never heard of Silvermoon Port. There is such a person.

She thought it was probably Father Gaudel who was confused and blamed a man-made fire on the pagans.

She has never had a good impression of the people of the Haichao Sect. Those people are always nagging, and their spirits seem to be a little abnormal. For a group of people suffering from mental illness, it is completely normal for them to develop delusions.

According to the analysis of "Seagull", the fire was probably caused by the crew's illegal operation. In order to avoid his responsibility, he passed the blame to the cultists in Father Gaudel's dream, and Father Gaudel also regarded him as a real demon. He was so stunned that he would take the dream seriously.

Continuing to investigate this matter is in vain.

Not to mention one hundred thousand watts, even if they provide one million or even ten million watts, they can't pull out a person who exists in a dream and twist it to Father Gaudel.

From a scientific, rational and objective perspective, this is indeed the most likely outcome.

But the "Emperor" keenly discovered some subtle anomalies.

The memories of all those who may have witnessed Diego seem to have been tampered with and become blurry. They can almost only vaguely describe a similar picture, but the caliber is surprisingly consistent, just like all Everyone has the same dream.

This is more like the impact of interference-type abilities.

As he continued to investigate along this clue, he finally made an unexpected discovery.

The "Emperor" temporarily put the name Diego behind him and returned to the incident itself.

For example, what was the ship on fire used for?

Soon he got information from "Seagull". The Tide Church took in some orphans from Silvermoon Harbor and provided them with food and shelter. Whenever they went to sea, they would take some of the orphans to the Misty Islands.

But just like the residents of Silvermoon Harbor who became believers, those orphans went to Misty Island and never came back.

Normally, the Tide Cultists would place the orphans on their ships and let them help with odd jobs on the ships.

When the "Emperor" learned this information, he realized what the real problem was.

Diego was not the only one missing in the fire.

All the orphans who lived on the same ship with him were missing, but neither Father Godel nor the other Tide Cultists seemed to be aware of this at all, and they never thought that these children died in the fire unfortunately.

It was as if traces of their existence had been erased from the believers' cognition, and they could only vaguely remember that there was a young man named Diego among those orphans.

"Emperor" finally found the whereabouts of those missing orphans.

They were hiding in a temple not far from the outskirts of Silvermoon Port. It was once the church of the Lunar Eclipse Sect. During the time when the Barossa Group controlled Silvermoon Port, the clergy of the Lunar Eclipse Sect were driven out. , the church was abandoned.

"Seagull" said that the orphans at the port considered it their home.

He eventually found the boy Father Gaudel had dreamed about.

The skin of this young man named Diego was ulcerated due to burning, and he was lying dying on the straw mat.

The orphans gathered around him.

"Why don't you take him to the hospital at the port?"

The "Emperor" couldn't help but ask these children. He looked at all the orphans present, trying to identify who was the disruptive psychic who had distorted the believers' cognition.

But in the end nothing was found.

They all looked like just ordinary port orphans.

"Because Diego is going to a better place."

One girl, who looked much older than the other children, said, "God the Father is coming to get him."

Yesterday I was lying in bed and wanted to take a nap but overslept. Now I’m going to make up for it...

Small theater its one hundred and fifty-five:

A certain day of a certain year, a certain day, a Sunday, in the morning.

Song Lan sternly rejected Lu Xiang's invitation to bathe together. He suggested that she stop thinking about things that were not available because it was still morning.

Despite the clear rejection, Lu Xiang still seemed to be in a happy mood.

And the questions he had always had were answered.

"Okay, then I'll invite you again tonight."

Lu Xiang said coldly.

"Lao Lu, I suspect you have learned badly. What are you thinking about every day now?"

Who would have thought that the ruthless female boss of the counter-intelligence department would actually have her head full of... scraps every day. This is not a good sign for the coalition government or himself. As the founder of the health school, his recent Life has become less and less healthy.

"A bad learner?" Lu Xiang deliberately looked at Song Lan with puzzled eyes, "I don't understand what you are talking about at all."

"I have one more question."

Song Lan once again chose the tactic of changing the subject, "Why did you say before that I also smell?"

His shower gel has no special smell, but Lu Xiang claims to be able to identify him just by smell.

"Mint flavored."

"That's not right. The shower gels you and I use are different brands."

"I know you didn't pick up the smell while taking a shower."

She looked at Song Lan with a smile in her eyes, "This is why I can tell every time you don't keep your distance from other members of the opposite sex."