I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

There is always a chilly feeling in the suburbs at night.

From time to time, there were some strange crawling noises coming from the surrounding woods, which made people feel uneasy.

Someone from the four-member rescue team quickly came up with a plan.

The cigarette-choking driver suggested: one drives, one directs on the roadside, and two more go down to check.

It’s not that Jones looked down on him, because Jones knew that if he continued like this, he would most likely die.

The suggestions made by the indigenous peoples of the world of strange stories are of no use.

If it is useful, then what is the need for the Chosen One?

This is the method that Master Zhang taught me.

Now that we have determined that there is a murderer among our teammates, how can we avoid being killed by him?

You know, now that I have gotten out of the car, that has triggered the rules that allow the murderer to take action.

As for why the murderer did not take action, it was because he had entered into new rules.

Just now, when Jones went to the pickup truck to get the rope, he observed the pregnant woman and child in the driver's car. They had no fighting power and were just ordinary passers-by.

Jones glanced at the sweater driver's sedan. It was ordinary, nothing special.

The best way to find out if the sweater driver is a murderer is to get into his car.

Generally speaking, there will be some personal belongings of the car owner in the car. If there are clues, then the clues must be here.

As long as we find these personal belongings and confirm whether someone like the sweater driver can own them, we will know whether he is the real owner of the car.

If you want to get into his car, you have to find a way to get him down to save people first.

After sorting out all the clues in his mind, Jones found a so-called solution.

His rule was that as long as he was in the taxi he would not be attacked, so he found a way to stay in the car. In this way, even if the murderer came back early, he would not be able to attack Jones, thus ensuring his personal safety.

Jones speculated that the condition for the murderer to commit the crime might be that there was only one male around him.

Because if the murderer is extremely powerful, he can actually start killing now.

Then he only needs to let the three of them go down together, and even if there is a murderer, he will not take action.

Jones could take the opportunity to enter the sweater driver's car and find out if he was the owner.

After all, a person had died on the way here, and that person was still bleeding, which means that the sweater driver is highly suspicious.

Here, Jones also thought about directly asking the cigarette-holding driver whether he had seen any dead bodies to confirm whether the person was killed by the sweater driver.

But it seems that only the Chosen One can see the corpse, because when Jones saw the corpse, he asked the white-haired young man if he saw anything strange, and he wrote "No, what happened?"

Jones said it was a wild cat or something like that, and the duck shook it a little.

Then once all three of them go down, Jones will be able to determine who the murderer is.

In order to trick them all into going down, Jones said, "I drive more steadily, and this slope is quite steep. It's late at night, and I won't have the strength to go down a few times. You all should go down together. If there are any survivors, we can save them all at once, so as to avoid making multiple trips back and forth to call for help and wasting energy."

There is one more thing Jones didn't say, which is: If everyone is dead and can't be rescued, then everyone should just come back directly without wasting time.

This is a one-time play.

The cigarette-smoking driver thought that there seemed to be some truth in it, so he agreed with Jones's opinion.

After all, it was he who asked Jones for help, so he couldn't just stay down and let Jones go down.

When the other two saw that he agreed so quickly, they also nodded in agreement.

Here Jones almost broke the rules again.

If he tied the rope to the back of the taxi, the taxi would turn around and he might have violated the rules.

But he was tied to the front of the car, and the taxi only needed to reverse, and reversing did not count as turning the front of the car.

The following was the normal process. The three drivers tied the ropes and Jones drove them down. After they all got down, Jones stepped on the brakes and immediately got out of the car to investigate the clues of the sweater driver. According to Jones's familiarity with cars, drivers usually put their personal belongings in the drawer of the co-pilot.

He opened the drawer directly and found a lipstick and a photo of a family of three next to a car.

"He is indeed a murderer." Jones murmured.

Because there is no sweater driver among this family of three.

If we only find the lipstick, there is no way to prove whether the sweater driver is the owner of the car.

Now that he knew this, Jones put his things back where they were and went to his taxi.

What happened next was also beyond Jones's expectations. News soon came from below that there was only one survivor.

The other two have already died, they are deader than dead.

It took a lot of effort for the three of them to rescue the survivor.

The survivor only had some broken hand bones and a bruised scalp, but everything else was fine.

In addition, there was an unexpected discovery.

There is a small road nearby, and it seems that you can drive around it.

The next issue was where the survivor should be taken. The sweater driver prepared to help him into his car.

Jones knew that if he did this, the survivor would surely die.

Jones didn't care about the life or death of the survivor. He had gone through so much trouble to get this "passenger", so how could he let the passenger give to someone else?

Thinking of this, Jones said to the survivor: "I'm a taxi driver. You can take my car wherever you want to go. Don't delay this big brother."

The survivors heard what Jones said and thought it made sense.

The sedan was a private car, and the sweater driver must have somewhere else to go. There was no room left in the pickup truck, so it made perfect sense for the survivors to follow Jones' taxi.

The sweater driver was apparently stunned for a moment, because he seemed to be planning to kill someone and rob.

But for a moment, there was no reasonable reason to rob Jones's passengers.

They could only watch Jones take the survivors away. This was Jones making reasonable use of his identity.

Immediately afterwards, two of the three cars triggered the rules because they did not reverse, but turned around and drove to the downhill road next to them, and then went around to the opposite side of the road.

Because Jones wanted to pull them over, he had been reversing. The path was not far away, so he reversed for a while and then rushed straight in.

Jones escaped for the time being, but the two cars in front triggered the rules.

And next door to him, Zhang Yangqing is really messing around.

After parking the car, Zhang Yangqing heard the smoking driver ask for help, so he knew he could get a 'passenger', so the natural thing was to get off the car.

Zhang Yangqing asked directly the question that Jones didn't dare to ask.

He asked the smoking driver, "Are you a murderer?"

The cigarette-holding driver was puzzled, but still shook his head and said, "I am not."

The polygraph duck didn't vibrate, he was telling the truth.

Then Zhang Yangqing said to the sweater driver: "Are you a murderer?"

The sweater driver shook his head naturally to indicate that he was not.

Zhang Yangqing didn't believe it and went straight to his car to check.

The sweater driver was now panicked and didn't want Zhang Yangqing to check.

But who can stop Zhang Yangqing?
(End of this chapter)