Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 239 The second clue

Seeing the Wind Commissioner waving away so coolly and calmly, Avis felt uneasy. The various questions in his heart that he had finally suppressed were like freshly boiled water, spreading his thoughts to the outside world uncontrollably.

"Ugh…"

Resisting the urge to look at the mysterious committee member, Avis silently added [Water of Silence] to himself, and then forced himself to turn his attention to the investigation in front of him.

Although the possibility of something abnormal in the carpet was very low, the clues coming out from the window edge clearly reminded him not to miss any detail, no matter how insignificant or inconspicuous it was.

Thinking about it, Ives strengthened himself again, holding the crystal ball in one hand and flipping through the velvet carpet with the other.

"I'm sorry, Lord Maxwell, can I take up some more of your time?"

However, at this time, the Wind Committee member returned to the young man and asked in a gentle tone.

"of course can."

Although he was somewhat unclear about the other party's intentions, Ives chose to agree to the other party's request on the premise that Alina told him in advance that he could trust the committee member.

"Thank you."

Taking a small, crystal clear crystal ball from the young man's hand, Inzat thanked him and then talked about his new discovery.

After answering, seeing that the other party did not add anything further or provide any guesses, Ives felt relieved and began to prepare his own investigation.

after a while……

"How's it going, Inzat, have you and Lord Maxwell found any new clues?"

Commissioner Lei looked at the people with their backs turned, and turned around to ask without expectation.

"Unfortunately, it seems that except for the part that Lord Maxwell mentioned before, I have no clues for the time being. What about you?"

Responding calmly to several committee members on the other side, Inzat said with regret.

"Similarly, we haven't found anything here, but can you bear to see the Chairman being wronged like this? I think we must find evidence and clear his name!"

Recalling all the events and recalling the reluctance and confusion of the Chairman at noon yesterday, Andrei, who originally wanted to respond casually, couldn't help but make up his mind.

"But if we think about it carefully, our trip was not completely fruitless. At least we can confirm that the real murderer who framed Mr. Tracy was not a temporary act, but a long-planned trap, right?"

Sensing Andre's determined mood, Inzat, who originally wanted to skip the topic and talk about other things, temporarily changed his mind and comforted the somewhat frustrated Commissioner Lei.

"Yes, so because of this, we need a calmer mentality. So, Andre, cheer up, Chairman, he will be fine, and I believe we can successfully rescue him in the end! "

Immediately after Inzat, the Wind Commissioner, Mona, the Wood Commissioner, spoke.

"Yes, what Mona and Inzat said makes sense, so," Helen, the water committee member, thought for a moment and carefully selected her words, "so, should we discuss the clues that Master Ives discovered before? Woolen cloth?"

"I agree!"

Fire Commissioner Raymond voted in favor without hesitation.

"I also think it's feasible."

Realizing his previous excitement, Andre couldn't help but soften his tone slightly and followed the Fire Commissioner in agreement. Ice Commissioner DeWitt expressed his opinion with a gentle nod.

"Then, let's pursue this clue without further ado!" Helen suggested, but soon she realized what was wrong with her excitement, so she hurriedly apologized, "I'm sorry everyone, I didn't think about it. It’s been weeks and we haven’t found any reasonable evidence, so how can we use this to help the chairman. So do you have any opinions?”

"I think we can start with the maid. You know, without her help today, we might not be able to go so smoothly."

The fire committee member hurriedly put forward his own suggestions.

"No, Raymond, you are too anxious. I don't think we can trouble Miss Anna anymore."

Helen, the water committee member, smiled apologetically at Raymond on the side and tactfully voted against it.

"Yes, I agree with Helen. After all, this is not our office, isn't it?"

Glancing at the silent young man beside him, Inzat took into account the opinions of both parties at the right time and voted for Helen.

"What about our Lord Maxwell? What do you think? Do you want to go back first or continue the investigation?"

After being reminded by Inzat, Mona realized belatedly that she and others had unintentionally ignored Avis's feelings. So we quickly started the remediation process.

"My idea is to go back first."

Without adding any more guesswork, Ives immediately answered the question itself based on the answer he had already thought of, without over-speculating.

So the seven people left this humble house and returned to the committee headquarters after seriously thanking Anna.

"Now that the Chairman is out of danger for the time being, Lord Maxwell and I will return to the seminar venue first."

Instead of returning directly to the office like other committee members, Inzat stopped at the door of the committee building in time and expressed his wish to leave to several others.

"How about it, Lord Maxwell, what do you think about today's events?"

After the two of them completely left the committee building and boarded the Maxwell family's carriage, Inzart cast a questioning look at the young man sitting opposite, as if he had been holding back for a long time.

"My idea is simple. Tell Miss Natalie the latest discovery and let her decide what to do next."

Ives responded without hesitation.

"This is really a good method. At least this way you can intervene in this matter openly without getting into more trouble, isn't it?"

Looking meaningfully at the scenery that was rapidly passing outside the window, Inzat speculated with a smile.

"Yes," Ives nodded, and then said without leaving a trace while maintaining due vigilance, "If you are also willing to help, I will be very happy."

"Of course, I welcome you to share some of your interesting ideas with me at any time."

After saying that, Inzat did not continue on this topic. Instead, he naturally talked to the young man about some doubts that existed during the afternoon investigation, and started a discussion around these doubts.

Ives was discussing these with him very seriously. While responding to the other party's words, he looked at the special sealed document bag placed in his right handbook...

(End of this chapter)