Why it never ends

Chapter 430 Consensus
When Bernhard strode into Goebbels' study, Chiba was already standing in front of the wall of clues and carefully scrutinized it.

This scene made Bernhard's eyes widen immediately. He quickly looked at Gobelin. Gobelin looked down and said nothing.

"Interesting, here is my photo." Qianye pointed to the photo of herself and Boshanfu and turned her head to look at Gobelin, "The thing was found in your office, so don't you have anything to say?"

"...I have nothing to say, Ms. Chiba." Gobelin said calmly, "Although this is my office, I have never opened this room in the past few days since I was on the ship, and I don't know what's in it. "

Qianye touched her ears, "Do you think your statement sounds credible?"

"I know." Gobelin said softly, "No matter how you plan to investigate next, I will cooperate in the whole process..."

Bernhard's gaze turned to the desk opposite the clue wall, on which there was still a mess of documents. He held his breath and stared at Goebbels seriously.

Chiba laughed: "Investigation is not my job, I have no plans."

Gobelin was a little puzzled.

"You have a lot of people, pack up and seal up the things here by yourself... Remember to take some photos before sorting out, and don't let go of every original detail," Qianye said lightly, and she looked at the clue wall again, "When will Su Lei When you come back, when will you show her these things, I think she likes to do these document work the most..."

"Let's do it?" Gobelin doubted his ears.

Qianye raised her eyebrows, her expression obviously became a little unhappy, "Where did I not make it clear?"

"No, you made it very clear, I just think... I... I should avoid suspicion—"

"Then let Bernhard's men come."

Chiba took down a few photos on the clue wall, and went to the desk to briefly flip through a few pages of documents.

"Okay, I've come to see it," Chiba clapped her hands vigorously, "It's almost time to go."

"...Wait a minute," Gobelin still didn't seem to be able to react, "The clue wall...I mean, if this place is where the chelates discuss their plans, it might mean that Ms. Anna is their subordinate. A goal, and—”

"If everyone comes to me for these trivial things, will I still have to do my own work?"

Gobelin was silent for a moment, he looked at Qianye's expression, "Then you are here now...?"

"Li Ke called me and said he wanted me to take a look, so I came here." Qianye said softly, "But this is a wrong demonstration."

"Wrong demonstration?" Bernhard took over from the sidelines, "You mean when Su Lei is not around, even if we need your help—"

Chiba exhaled, and Bernhard immediately felt the other party's impatience.

"Have you heard the story of the wolf coming?" Qianye asked suddenly.

"of course."

"Although I have a mission on this trip, I'm still happy to provide some help at critical moments." Chiba's eyes turned to Gobelin, "If there is an unbridgeable gap in our definition of 'critical moment' , then when some of you urgently need help, I will also filter your requests for help as noise."

"...that's something none of us want to see," Goebbels added.

"I think so." Qianye said softly, "Anyway, it's good if we can reach a consensus. I'm leaving."

Bernhard watched Chiba leave in place, and after confirming that she was gone, Bernhard wrinkled a grimace, and said coyly, "Oh, it's good to reach a consensus"... What kind of shit consensus , her consensus is that everyone listens to her!"

Gobelin took out a handkerchief and wiped his forehead, then sat down on the chair with some exhaustion.

Bernhard on the side was still cursing: "What's the matter 'if there is an unbridgeable gap in our definition of critical moments'-is there something wrong with this woman's brain? She herself said that she was killed by that quicksilver named Rico. Needle calls, this can also be blamed on us!"

"Slei and Bree... still haven't been found?" Gobelin asked softly.

"No." Bernhard also pulled out a chair and sat down. "Except that your people saw these two together last night, there is no other clue."

"Since we saw someone, why didn't we adjust the monitoring?"

"Surveillance is under control now. If Su Lei is not around, I can't watch it."

"I can't see what Su Lei isn't here," Gobelin was puzzled, "Didn't you adjust the surveillance just to find Su Lei—"

Bernhard jumped up from his chair: "Shut up!"

The air froze for a second, and Bernhard's sudden rage made Goebbels even more baffled, "...What are you angry about?"

"Why am I angry, you ask me why?" Bernhard's voice became more ferocious, but he immediately lowered his voice, "You chose this place, and you put so many documents Pile up here—it was discovered in just a few days!"

Gobelin took off his glasses with a complicated expression, "...My fault, I shouldn't have let you bring Agnes and the others here."

"I warn you, Gobelin, what you have in your hands is of great importance. If something goes wrong, you will die ten thousand times—"

Gobelin raised his head: "The truly important things will not be placed in this study."

"Aren't there any sensitive documents?" Bernhard didn't buy it. "You promise?"

"When they came, there were indeed some... explanatory documents here, but they didn't see anything."

Bernhard sneered, "How do you know that your eyes are on them?"

"Not enough time." Gobelin replied softly, "They must have come with me. These documents are very thick. If they want to study, they have to take everything away or take pictures-but I was outside with Iger Nisi and the others were talking, and within 5 minutes, the lights inside were turned on.

"They should be here for the "Guidebook"... You saw it at Bishop's restaurant this morning. Hesta wanted the "Guidebook" like crazy."

"They didn't take anything?"

"Yes, I searched them when they left, and all the sensitive documents are here, I have already checked." Gobelin looked at him, "I promise, I am sure."

Bernhard took a deep breath, he stopped attacking, turned around and sat down on the chair behind him again.

"Although we haven't known each other for two days, Goebbels, I believe in the eyes of the higher authorities." Bernhard leaned forward slightly with his elbows on his thighs, "I'm here to cooperate with you. position, but you also know that when necessary, I will do the 'necessary' things."

(End of this chapter)