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Kang Wenwen was so hungry that he couldn't feel it now, and when he arrived at the tavern, he only wanted a glass of beer strongly recommended by the proprietress.

"Drink at noon?" Jim just ordered a glass of lemonade.

Kang Wenwen raised his head and drank a third of it, and said, "Drink some wine to numb my hungry nerves."

Jim smiled, "Hungry? It's okay, the case should be over soon."

"Before you said that James died before 9 o'clock, how did you judge?" Kang Wenwen asked.

Jim said, "I see what you thought of just now. Tell me first to see if you think the same as I do."

Kang Wenwen waved his hand, "I think it should be different from yours. I just suddenly remembered the black stuff in James' fingernails. James is a clean freak, especially for his piano. You should have noticed this too. "

Jim shook his head, "I'm not sure, but I can guess the cleanliness of the kerchief in his jacket and the piano."

"What I thought before was that James was killed after he finished playing the piano, and he was killed while sitting on a chair. Then the black unknown object in his hand should not be ink or something." Kang Wenwen continued.

"His cleanliness is very serious. Every time he plays the piano, he has to wipe every finger clean. It is absolutely impossible for him to bear the stains in his fingernails and start playing the piano."

"The piano practice room is no different from the scene of the first crime. The deceased James must have walked in by himself." Kang Wen said.

Jim agrees: "That's right. If someone had been moved to the practice room after death, the clothes on his body would have some unconventional wrinkles, but James didn't have any."

Kang Wenwen stared at the wheat beer dangling in the wine glass, "then the greatest possibility is that he walked into the piano practice room by himself and was killed when he was preparing to practice the piano. There is no need for the murderer to arrange this at all. At 7 p.m. James will definitely go to the practice room as soon as the hour arrives."

"So now we can roughly confirm that he was still alive at 7 o'clock last night." Jim sighed lightly. "Actually, my judgment may not be accurate."

Jim looked up at Kang Wenwen, "You saw it when you checked the body, James' body was as hard as a board."

Kang Wenwen looked at Jim, waiting for what he would say next.

"After a person dies, rigor will occur. Although this is a game, the system has worked hard to be close to the reality." Jim laughed.

"So you think the timing of James' dead body is wrong?" Kang Wenwen asked.

Jim said, "Yes, it's the time of rigor. Generally, rigor is from top to bottom, from large joints to small joints. We found the body before 7:8 and 12 in the morning. At that time, James's body was rigor." It's been done. And the peak time for mortis is 16-[-] hours after death."

Kang Wenwen opened his eyes wide, and said in surprise, "Senior, you can tell this. It's amazing!"

Jim rolled his eyes, "You can find out just by checking it online."

Kang Wenwen patted his head and smiled, "This is also very powerful, I have learned it."

"In this way, even if the time when the body was found is counted as 8:8 in the morning, then the time of James' death should be between [-]:[-] pm and [-]:[-] pm yesterday?"

"Lina also said that she went to deliver clothes and coffee to James at 7:7. If she didn't lie, then James was still alive at [-] o'clock." Jim tapped his fingers on the table rhythmically.

"James died between 7:8 and [-]:[-]?" Kang Wen asked.

The rhythm of Jim's finger tapping coincided with his own heartbeat, "It's better to expand it, from 7 o'clock to 9 o'clock."

Kang Wenwen recalled everyone's timeline, "In this way, everyone has time to commit crimes. It can't be ruled out."

"By the way, how much do you know about the music score "Glamourous Girl" that Smith mentioned?" Kang Wenwen asked.This incident has always been a stalk in Kang Wenwen's mind. How much does this incident have to do with James' death?

The sound of fingers tapping on the tabletop stopped.

"Well, I don't think it's a big clue to the case. I suspect that the so-called 'curse score' is just the background of the script. If it is not sure whether suicide or homicide, this score is very confusing. "Jim frowned slightly.

"But now that it's confirmed that it was homicide, this kind of curse killing is completely untenable."

Kang Wenwen didn't think so in his heart, "But it's unreasonable to say that. Since the 'cursed score' will appear in the script, its existence must have its meaning..."

Jim mused for a moment. "Yeah, I was the one who overlooked the sheet music. But...do you remember if James had sheet music on his piano?"

Kang Wenwen suddenly remembered that the music score of "Glamourous Girl" was not found at the scene where the deceased was found.

"Oh...let's try again"

Jim said, "In the beginning, we all thought that it was James who played the piano until 9 o'clock. But just now we deduced that James may have been killed by that time."

Kang Wenwen continued, "Maybe it was James who played the piano at 7 o'clock, but the person who finished at 9 o'clock should be the murderer. Because Lina delivered clothes halfway."

"We all believe that the murderer continued to play the piano after killing someone in order to delay the death of the deceased." Jim looked at the fresh lemon in the glass, "but in fact the murderer wanted to express that it was the music score that killed people?"

Kang Wenwen raised his hand and frowned, "It's a bit unreasonable. But we must have missed something at the scene. Where is the score?"

"Now it seems that Lina is the most suspicious. After her, no one has seen the living James. And the time she saw the deceased was too close to the time of death." Jim looked sad, "But she is too suspicious. right?"

Kang Wenwen also scratched his hair irritably. Why did combing and combing make his thoughts more chaotic?

"Let's go back to the scene." Jim stood up and pulled the hem of his clothes. "I thought the truth was in front of me, but now it's confusing."

Kang Wenwen raised his head and drank the beer in the glass, got up and followed Jim out of the pub.After pushing the door open, he took two steps and bumped into Jim's back.

"Why, what's the matter?" Kang Wenwen's foot pain, which had been relieved with great difficulty, flared up again.

Jim didn't notice anything wrong with Kang Wenwen's expression, he quietly pointed to the front of the street, and said, "Do you think that person is 'Broker' Wayne?"

Kang Wenwen took a careful look over Jim's shoulder, "Well, it's him. Why are you suspicious of him?"

Jim touched his chin and shook his head, "I don't suspect that he is the murderer, I suspect that he is looking for something."

"Something?" Kang Wenwen looked at Wayne's back as he walked towards the outskirts of the block, and asked, "Is it unrelated to this game?"

Jim lowered his eyes and seemed to be thinking about something.

"Senior?" Kang Wenwen saw that Jim was distracted, and reminded him softly.

"Um...cough." Jim coughed lightly against his lips, and said, "Let's follow and have a look."

"what?"

This time the script map is very small, just a small block.But the game also needs rationality, and the place outside the map cannot always be dark and nothing.

Outside the blocks, is what the 'locals' call the suburbs, which they don't go to.Players won't go either.The main reason is that when you go to the border, you can see barren grasslands or deserts, or the sea, but you can't set foot in them.It's like a piece of transparent glass covers you in this small map, and you cannot reach the outside world.

Jim and Kang Wenwen followed a few meters behind Wen En, and Wei En was obviously thinking about something, and he never looked back once from the beginning to the end.

"Where does he want to go? He's going to the edge soon." Kang Wenwen asked softly.

Jim didn't answer his question, just kept his eyes on Wayne.

Kang Wenwen looked at Jim and then at Wayne with a strange expression. What's going on?

Sure enough, when Wayne reached the edge of the map, he couldn't take another step. Although he raised his foot and landed, he was actually walking in place.

Just when Kang Wenwen wanted to remind him not to waste time, Jim said first, "What are you looking for?"

Wayne was stunned for a moment, then turned around and saw Jim and Kang Wenwen before realizing that he was talking to him.

He turned to look at Jim without speaking.I don't know if he didn't want to answer or didn't understand Jim's question just now.

Jim took a few steps forward and said, "You don't want to solve the case?"

Wayne shook his head without hesitation, "Not interested."

Jim laughed, "Then why did you come in?"

Wayne still shook his head.

"I didn't do it voluntarily."

Kang Wenwen stood aside and listened in a daze, "You didn't do it voluntarily, are you a 'local resident' here?" Generally, players would not call them NPCs directly in front of NPCs, they always use 'local residents' or 'local residents'. Aborigines' appellation.

Wayne shifted his gaze from Jim to Kang Wenwen, and said helplessly, "I didn't enter the matching game voluntarily."

Kang Wenwen was even more confused, "Isn't it voluntary? Can they still be forced to match?"

Before Wayne could speak, Jim said, "Have you not been online for a long time?"

Kang Wenwen and Wayne looked at Jim at the same time.

What's the meaning?Kang Wenwen only had these four words in his mind, and before he could ask Wayne, he nodded towards Jim.

Jim and Kang Wenwen returned to the tavern again, this time adding a Wayne.

"I played this game because my colleague...recommended it. I thought it was just to play and relax. But now I find that this game cannot be uninstalled." Wayne held the cup in both hands and said slowly.

When he said 'recommended', Wayne obviously gritted his teeth, it seems that this is not a gentle way of recommendation.

"The game can't be uninstalled. This problem has been exposed a long time ago?" Kang Wenwen also ordered a glass of lemonade this time.

Wayne looked up at Kang Wenwen, "I already knew about the problem of not being able to uninstall. But do you know that this game will force players to match the game?"

Kang Wenwen was dumbfounded by his question.

Jim said, "You mean, you haven't entered the game to match "DK" for a while. You didn't even think about logging in to play this time, but the system just stuffed you in?"

Wayne nodded, "That's right, and this is already the second time."