In Terra, she is a hunter and a bad woman.

Celinina said this and turned away silently.

Lappland stood there watching his companions leave. After a moment of silence, he sighed helplessly.

"Ms. Maria...she really needs your help this time..."

Looking out the window, Lappland lowered his eyes slightly.

Chapter 240 Go Back and Take a Look

Lapland can understand Cellinina's complicated feelings to some extent.

After all, for Cellinina, her mother left her early, and her grandfather and father quarreled constantly in the family since she was a child. The complicated living conditions made her feelings towards these two people extremely subtle.

If possible, Laplander didn't want to discredit her relatives in front of her.

But the fact is, the situation is not very good now.

If it was just a matter of seizing power, then it wouldn't matter... After all, such things would happen in the family sooner or later, and besides, this was just a son seizing power from his father, which was more or less acceptable.

But the question is, why didn't Leonardo call Cellinina back after he had seized power?

He should also be aware that now that Salvadore is unable to take charge, those who oppose him can only choose to raise the banner of Cellinina, right?

What's the point of giving your opponents an excuse to start this for no reason?

The reason is most likely that he needed to use Cellinina when he seized power.

It was hard for Lapland to imagine what this man, who could even use his own daughter, wanted to do.

The worst-case scenario is likely to be...

Ok……

Forget it, let’s not talk about this anymore.

Shaking her head, Lappland tried not to let excessive worry crowd out her thoughts. She leaned back in the supervision room, looking as if she was giving up.

The only thing she was worried about now was the Sarkaz who were chasing her.

The origins of those guys are unknown, their membership is unknown, and their purpose is unknown. The only thing that is certain is that they are now targeting him.

I just don't know if they will rush over and hunt me.

It's really... a bit troublesome...

Lapland thought about it.

Soon, it was four o'clock in the morning.

At this time, the surveillance cameras began to feel sleepy. Lapland was still sitting in his original position, squinting his eyes slightly.

And soon, she heard some movement.

"Hello, hello? Are you there?"

"..."

"I know you're not asleep, and neither am I...and I also know you're not stupid, you're just pretending."

The woman's voice sounded again, and this time, Lappland confirmed the other party's location.

There was another woman in the cell next to hers.

As for race...

Seeing the passage suddenly become bright, Lappland shrugged.

Okay, now I know.

A Sakota with a halo on his head.

"My graduation thesis was about how to truly play a confused lunatic... I spent almost six months researching for graduation. I almost couldn't leave the hospital. Your acting skills can't fool me~"

The Sakota girl spoke with a smile, her voice quite lively.

As for the dual personality of the Sakota people, who were either extremely active or as rigid as machines, Lappland was familiar with it, so he didn't say much and just approached them silently.

"So, what do you want to say?"

"I heard what you did."

The Sakta girl was grinning and her face was lively.

"Did you lose your memory for a while?"

"..."

"It seems I was right."

The other party raised his eyebrows slightly and smiled.

"I've been investigating a lot of prisoners lately, and they all said they'd experienced inexplicable amnesia... I just heard you kill someone in public, and I was curious about who the lunatic was, but you don't look like one, so... have you been influenced by them?"

"They?" Lappland frowned slightly, but soon relaxed. "I don't understand what you're talking about, and I don't have amnesia."

"Well, that's difficult." After hearing Lappland's explanation, the other party seemed a little confused.

She reached out and touched her lips, then a bitter look appeared on her face.

After a moment, she shook her head.

"If you don't have amnesia... well, forget it. This probably has nothing to do with you... just pretend I didn't say anything."

After saying that, Lappland noticed that the light source next to him was a little further away from him.

This gave Lappland a headache.

She just wanted to hide her experience...

But fortunately, the lively Sakota girl didn't care that much.

After a while, she actually leaned over on her own initiative.

"You really don't have amnesia?"

"……maybe."

Seeing the other party asking again, Lappland felt that he was gradually understanding the other party's character.

"That's strange... Could it be that you really are a demon who enjoys killing people in public?"

"That's not the case, but I have killed many people."

"Alas?"

The other party was really confused.

After a few seconds, Lappland heard a strange sound of metal colliding.

Then she saw the cell next to hers being opened, and a Sakota woman holding a strange finger-sized tool in her hand stood in front of her.

"It doesn't look like...it? Are you lying to me?"

The woman looked a little silly. She tilted her head and observed Lappland carefully, her mind full of questions.

then……

Then she went back to the cell in front of Lappland.

"It doesn't feel like it?"

The voice muttered.

This time, Lappland was completely confused.

"Why are you staying here if you can get out?"

"Because I have to obey the law."

The Lateran gave an answer that Lappland could not refute at all.

As a citizen, is there anything wrong with abiding by the law?

But...if she really abides by the law, how could she come to this place?

Lappland was a little confused.

For the Laterans, following the rules is almost ingrained in their bones.

But at the same time, Lapland also knew that beneath these people's innocent appearance, they had restless hearts.

They are a group of people who truly take the principle of "anything is allowed unless prohibited by law" to the extreme.

"So... you're just locked up here obediently even though you're fully capable of escaping from here?"

"No, not really. Every Wednesday here we eat pineapple pizza, which I don't like, so every time I sneak out to have a snack... But I always come back before the dormitory inspection, so they usually don't notice."

The Rutland woman smiled, her tone somewhat proud.

"Anyway, their rules don't say I can't sneak out and come back on time."

"Um……"

Lapland was speechless.

But soon, she noticed another problem.

"You mean... you come here often?"

"correct."

"why?"

"I don't know either." The Sakota woman looked a little confused when she mentioned this. "I don't know why they arrested me. Sometimes they arrested me for entering a building and trespassing. Sometimes they arrested me for breaking the rules when I was investigating and taking photos... Even though there were no rules..."

"…What exactly do you do?"

"It's a reporter~"

The Sakota woman smiled, with a hint of pride in her tone.

I am a brave man who fights against the terrible evil forces in the darkness~

"reporter?"

Lappland raised an eyebrow, rather curious.

"……only you?"

"I had a companion, but she said we couldn't both go to the detention center, so she didn't go with me."

"…What are you investigating?"

"The mystery of the Colombian man-eating monster that's been circulating for the past few months~"

The other party deliberately used a scary tone, trying to scare Lappland.

But unfortunately, Lappland's life experience is much more terrifying than this.

Rather, the other party's sudden mention of the man-eating monster reminded the girl of many things.

"What do you mean? A man-eating monster? Explain yourself!"

Lappland's tone became excited.

The other party showed a smug expression.

"Now you know how powerful I am~"

"Um……"

"Okay, I won't hide it from you."

After adjusting her mood, the Sakota woman spoke slowly and leisurely.

"About half a year ago, a group of Sarkaz outlaws from nowhere came to this city."

"At the beginning, no one paid attention to it."

"But soon after they arrived, many problems arose in Colombia..."

"First, there were a number of inexplicable disappearances... Then there was the Texas Mansion Fire Hallucination Case that shocked the entire Colombia, and then..."

The girl began to talk about her investigation during this period, but Lappland was stunned for a moment.

"Wait...what did you just say? The Texas Mansion Fire?!"