The detective is dead, I did it.

Chapter 119 All Members Caught

Sherry, who had been watching the commotion from the edge of the crowd, peeked out with a grin and waved to Viola, "Hey, Viola, I think we should give Miss Helena a chance."

She and Viola have a good relationship, though that's what she thinks.

We used to play together a lot when we were kids, and after we both graduated from school and joined the association, we kept in touch even more frequently.

Viola would sometimes pat her on the shoulder and say, "Idado is ill; you must encourage him."

Ada is the branch leader of her branch and a strong candidate for the next vice president.

Shirley just didn't understand what Viola was trying to say.

Then Caltacia spoke last.

"I can vouch for Li Ang's testimony. In the name of my family."

The weight of those words even made Viola glance at them slightly.

Faced with the continuous comments from the crowd, she had no choice but to re-examine the man in front of her.

She looked down at Helena, who had temporarily stopped struggling in her arms, then looked up at Li Ang, and finally scanned the faces of all the detectives present.

Everyone was speaking up for this man, even Judge Eloi nodded to her, the meaning in her eyes was self-evident.

Could it be that what this guy is saying is true?

"While I'm not particularly concerned about how you escaped from the game," Viola finally spoke, her tone still businesslike, but her grip on Helena's collar loosened slightly. "Give me a brief explanation."

The group exchanged glances. After a brief silence, Isabella stepped forward.

She recounted the general course of the game to Viola, and after she finished, the others gradually added their own details.

Each person's narrative carries their own perspective and emphasis, but the core information remains the same—Li Ang played the most crucial role in this game.

Viola listened quietly, with only the slightest twitch of her eyebrows.

After she had roughly understood what had happened, her gaze finally returned to the young man, and her eyes showed a hint of undisguised surprise.

She never expected that this man would actually play a key role in this game.

When Lina told her that the president was pinning his hopes on a newcomer, Viola thought that Adler was probably brainwashed by the miasma of hell and was finally getting senile.

A Sequence 9 newbie? Are you kidding me!

Although Li Ang is indeed the first detective to awaken his powers later in life, which is of great significance, so what? No matter how significant he is, he is still just a newcomer.

He has no experience, no combat skills, and has never proven himself in a real case. Relying on him? You might as well hope the witches collectively have a change of heart.

But he actually did it. It's incredible.

Could this guy actually be a detective? Otherwise, how can he have such high intelligence?

Viola scrutinized Li Ang, her gaze almost devouring him, making Li Ang feel a little embarrassed. In fact, the girls' descriptions were somewhat exaggerated, basically taking all the credit for themselves, making Li Ang feel a little embarrassed to correct them.

"Interesting," Viola murmured.

Just as she was pondering whether to reward the man in front of her once everything was completely over, the door to the courtroom was pushed open again.

Lina walked in from outside, her steps quick, the heels clicking crisply and rhythmically on the wooden floor. When she saw Viola and Helena, who was half-crouching on the ground, she slowed her pace slightly.

"What, are you still not done?"

"You've come at the right time." Viola turned to the side, allowing Lina to see Helena completely in her hands. "This witch says she's reformed."

"oh!?"

Lina glanced at Helena, then looked at the others. Only after confirming that every detective was safe and sound did the slight tension between her brows finally ease.

So she said she wanted to hear the general outline of what had happened, and then everyone repeated what they had just said.

Lina was initially surprised, but quickly recovered and secretly admired the president's keen eye for talent.

The other party had never even met Li Ang, yet they dared to place their hopes on him, and it actually came true.

For a moment, she had the same guess as Viola.

So, is Li Ang really an armed detective?

But in any case, it's good that all the detectives are alright.

But then Lina remembered something else.

It's not about the witch, but about this man, or rather, about his family.

But she didn't know how to bring it up with the other person, especially since he had just made such a great contribution.

After hesitating for a moment, Lina finally gave up the idea of ​​speaking.

Let the president worry about it himself.

She spoke again, "I don't have the authority to make the final decision regarding Helena. It needs to be decided by the president himself."

Li Ang nodded, his expression unchanged: "No problem, I was planning to go see her anyway."

"In that case, let's imprison Helena for now, along with the witch we just captured."

"The witch we just caught?" Li Ang seized on the key phrase. "Could it be the one from the game?"

"If there aren't any other witches, then it must be her." Viola waved her hand.

It turns out that although the witch in the game left the game a step earlier than Li Ang and the others, she was really not very lucky.

She had barely left the game space when she ran into Viola, who was guarding the exit. The difference between a Sequence 7 and a Sequence 3 meant she didn't even have a chance to struggle before being easily defeated.

After listening, Li Ang nodded knowingly, showing no surprise on his face. He had judged in the game that the opponent couldn't escape, and this was simply a confirmation of his judgment.

"And what about the president of the Witch's Guild?" he continued.

"We've taken them all down at once," Lina said.

When the three vice presidents attacked at the same time, Rosalind had no chance of escape.

Moreover, the president had exhausted a lot of his power on that blonde girl, leaving him with no strength to escape a second time.

There was one thing that bothered Viola: Rosalind's expression was too calm when she was captured, which was not the demeanor of someone who was desperate.

But she couldn't think of any other tricks the other party might pull, so she could only detain him for the time being.

Li Ang was naturally unaware of all this. When he heard that the president of the Witch's Guild had been captured, he felt as if a stone that had been hanging over his chest for a long time had finally been lifted, and he let out a long sigh of relief.

He wanted to ask more, but in that instant, for some reason, the face of Ktura suddenly flashed into his mind.

The other person should still be at Charlotte's mansion, waiting for him to return, probably quite anxious. So he withdrew his gaze and decided to deal with the matter at hand first.

"Alright, I'll go see the president first."

Lina nodded: "I'll take you there."

Just as Li Ang was about to take a step, he suddenly seemed to remember something, turned to look at Charlotte, and said, "I'll be right back."

"Hmm," Charlotte replied very briefly.

"Do you want to come along?"

"I'm not going," Charlotte said directly. "I don't really want to see that woman."