Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit.

"Yes, this is the massacre." Reicher affirmed Finley, while finding the matter so interesting that it greatly piqued his interest.

Billionaires wield significant influence wherever they go, especially since this time it's not just Kleiner who's involved, but also dozens of bodies. Not only Margrave, but the state government and other agencies will be paying close attention.

"This massacre is not over yet."

Rachel has basically confirmed the killer's identity, and the killer will not stop until all those who deserve to die are dead.

After a moment of surprise, Finley and Roseco realized something, exchanged a glance, and the latter frowned and turned to leave.

"Rosco".

Finley called out, but Roseco didn't listen at all, so he turned to Reicher, who nodded: "I'll go with her."

After saying that, he followed Roseco. Roseco did not refuse and drove the police car with Reicher all the way. After a while, they stopped in front of a house, which turned out to be Matthew's house.

It's not noon yet.

Roseko rang the doorbell, but no one answered for a while, so she turned around and went back to her car.

Rachel raised an eyebrow and followed. Roseco drove towards the town cemetery, taking Rachel inside. Along the rain-soaked path, they saw the figure standing in front of the tombstone.

He was still wearing that dark green air force jacket, a baseball cap, and holding an umbrella, silently looking at Daniel's photo on the tombstone.

With her upright figure, like a sturdy and unyielding tree, Rose walked over angrily. Reicher followed behind, but frowned and stared at her profile, feeling a strange sense of unease.

As a veteran who survived the battlefield, Rachel has an extraordinary sense of danger.

It was this intuition that allowed Rachel to escape death countless times, so he trusted his intuition implicitly.

This time, Rachel realized that he seemed to have seen a ferocious beast.

Approaching this beast felt unsettling; his instincts were warning him to flee as soon as possible.

The closer Rachel got, the stronger the feeling became, so strong that it made the hairs on his body stand on end.

They even became uncontrollably tense.

"Matthew, are you crazy? Do you know what you're doing?" Roseco ignored Reicher's strange behavior and grabbed Matthew, shouting.

She and Matthew are very close. Daniel has trained her with Matthew professionally, and they have spent a long time together. At twenty-four years old, Roseco completely treats Matthew as her younger brother.

Matthew turned to look at Roseco, who was grabbing his coat by the shoulder, then glanced at the burly Reicher behind her, before turning to face the angry policewoman.

"I've been doing what I'm supposed to do, Roseco." Matthew moved forward a little with the umbrella, sheltering Roseco under it as well.

This subtle gesture didn't make Roseco feel pretentious, because such small acts of mutual care were just part of everyday life. She just hadn't expected Matthew to neither refute nor hide anything, which made Roseco both happy and angry.

"Sixty-three lives, and this is all you're supposed to do?"

"This is what I should do. Daniel said that when justice is not served, pure revenge becomes the only justice."

"Damn it, the police department can't cover this up at all. It might get the FBI and other agencies involved."

Roseco shouted angrily, then took a deep breath. She was helpless about Daniel's teaching style. She could only say that he was a veteran of war, and his style was tough.

But then he said worriedly, "You should leave, get out of here."

"I will leave, but not now. I still have things to finish."

Matthew neither immediately agreed nor refused.

"What else do you want to do? What do you know?"

Roseco's chest heaved with anger.

It's important to know that once this matter attracts the attention of the state government, investigators will arrive in Margrave within two days.

Whether it's the investigation at the scene of the death or Daniel's adopted son, Matthew will definitely be investigated.

Roseco didn't care that Matthew suddenly had the power to kill so many people, but fighting against a violent institution and the state was clearly an extremely foolish decision.

"Kleiner's human trafficking dealings."

At this moment, Raiche, who had been silent behind them, suddenly spoke, attracting the attention of Roseco and Matthew. Roseco turned to look at him: "Human trafficking?"

"In fact, Kleiner has always been involved in smuggling, arms dealing, drug trafficking, and human trafficking. He doesn't care about the first three; what he cares about are the people on the other side of the smuggling," Reicher said with certainty, nodding.

Matthew looked at the big guy getting soaked in the rain.

"You were at Daniel's funeral once, and you had the document Daniel was holding?"

"You're just as smart as Daniel," Rachel said, her eyes deep.

"Daniel and I are friends. He contacted me a little over a month ago, saying that he had discovered a criminal gang in the town. Apart from Roseco, he didn't trust anyone in the police station. As the investigation deepened, he sensed something was wrong."

"He originally intended for me to come find you and protect you from being murdered, but unfortunately, he was already dead when I arrived."

Rachel turned his head and glanced at Daniel's photo on the tombstone, a hint of sadness appearing on his usually stern face.

He has lost another friend.

"Leave everything else to me. This has caused quite a stir, so you'd better leave for now. I can handle the aftermath."

Raiche has a strong sense of justice and zero tolerance for injustice.

He didn't care that Matthew had killed so many people; he knew they all deserved to die. Reicher wasn't a direct supporter of the law; he also had his own flexible side.

As the adopted son of a police chief who was murdered while investigating a crime, it is only natural for him to choose revenge. If the law cannot provide justice, then he should seek justice through his own means. There is nothing wrong with that.

Rachel also believed that children raised by someone like Daniel would not be bad people.

All those who deserved to die died, and Matthew didn't kill those who shouldn't have. Moreover, after killing people, he didn't leave immediately, but instead wanted to prepare to dismantle the human trafficking chain. This shows that Matthew is by no means a bad person.

So Reicher decided to clean up Matthew's mess, even though it would require using a lot of connections.

"Then I need to think carefully about where to go."

Matthew did not reject Rachel's kindness; in fact, he had already thought about what to do next.

"Matthew~"

Roseko bit her lip, not wanting to see Matthew forced to leave the small town where he had lived for more than ten years.

"I'm leaving now, I'll contact you later."

Matthew waved goodbye nonchalantly, reluctant to part with Magree, but unable to stay.

He knew that what he had to do was become stronger, and that using the Glint-Glint Fruit this time would definitely leave a mark.

Some people will inevitably be very interested in him.

Matthew is not strong enough to fight the army. Whether for his own safety or to avoid affecting Roseco, he has to leave.

He knows how to make choices.

His possession of the Glint-Glint Fruit's power doesn't mean he's invincible.

Watching Matthew's departing figure, Roseko sighed helplessly.

Rachel, on the contrary, admired Matthew's decisiveness even more.

Rational, calm, and mature, Daniel, you've raised an outstanding child.

I believe he will be fine from now on, and you don't need to worry anymore.