After amnesia, I became a forensic doctor

Chapter 180 An Unintentional Word
"About the iron ball, what do you think the murderer intends?"

"The iron ball weighs 24.6 kilograms. With such a weight, it is difficult for ordinary people to break free." The murderer was so cruel that even though the boy was dead, he still hung up the iron ball to increase the weight. "The first possibility is that the murderer wants to use gravity to strangle the neck of the deceased. The second possibility is just a specific layout. It may be the murderer's hobby, or it may have other meanings."

"Is there any meaning?" Shan Chenxun raised his eyebrows.

"Didn't you find the dirt at the scene?" She raised her eyes, her black eyes were as bright as stars.

"Well, the soil was deliberately placed at the feet of the deceased, so there must be some meaning..."

Shan Chenxun stared at the corpse, lost in thought...

"Forensic Doctor Su!" At this moment, the door of the dissecting room was suddenly pushed open, and Yuan Ke hurried in.

Shan Chenxun reacted quickly, took a step back immediately, and kept a distance of more than three meters from Su Jin who was opposite.

"Ah, I'm sorry..." Seeing the man present, Yuan Ke stuck out his tongue and immediately wanted to leave.

"What's the matter?" Shan Chenxun turned his head and asked.

"I..." She faltered, scratched her head and said in a low voice, "I'm going to Fuyuanlong soon, I'm afraid that the Su forensic doctor won't be here when I come back, so..."

She took out a bookmark from her pocket, "I brought her a present..."

After finishing speaking, she lowered her head, not daring to meet the man's eyes, for fear that he would scold her.

Shan Chenxun frowned, and said: "Let's put it down, and go to work quickly."

Yuan Ke breathed a sigh of relief, she raised her head and shook the bookmark in Yang's hand at Su Jin, and then took out several bookmarks of different materials from her pocket.

"Su Forensic Medicine, there are six bookmarks in total. There are wood, silver, copper, and stone ones. I hope you like them." She knew that Su Jin liked to read books, and there was a pile of books on the desk. There should be a shortage of bookmarks, so she chose them specially. Several materials.

She put the bookmark on the cabinet by the door, smiling and preparing to close the door.

"Wait!" Su Jin, who was lowering her head, suddenly raised her head and stared at her sharply. "What did you say?"

"Ah?" Yuan Ke was stunned for a moment, and then said, "I give you six bookmarks, I hope you like it..."

"No, the sentence in the middle." Su Jin stood up straight with serious eyes, which made Yuan Ke nervous.

"In the middle..." She panicked, afraid that she might say something wrong, "Bookmarks are made of wood, silver, copper, and stone..."

After repeating this sentence, Su Jin snatched the photo from the man's hand.

She looked at it carefully, frowning tightly, and the room was silent.

Yuan Ke didn't understand why, standing by the door, Shan Chenxun looked at Su Jin with a stern face.

"What did you think of?" After a while, he asked in a low voice.

Su Jin spread out the photos one by one on the dissecting table. She remained silent, her gaze wandering between the corpse and the photos.

After a long time, she murmured: "It's strange, if it is really arranged according to the five elements, it seems that something is missing..."

"The layout of the five elements?" The man's dark eyes flashed, and he seemed to have thought of something, "You mean... gold, wood, water, fire, and earth!?"

"Yeah, but one thing is missing." Su Jin looked up, knowing that he had thought of it too.

"What metal, wood, water, fire, and earth?" Yuan Ke ran over and looked at them curiously.

Su Jin remained silent, and stared at the photo with her head down, her eyes deep in thought.

"Su's forensic doctor suspects that the murderer is arranged according to the five elements. The iron ball belongs to gold, and the deceased is hung on the beam to represent wood. The red soil on the ground represents earth and fire respectively, but there is one thing missing..."

(End of this chapter)