Mated at First Sight
Chapter 387 - 277 - Untitled (Third Update)_1

Chapter 387: Chapter 277 - Untitled (Third Update)_1

Mu Lin chuckled lightly, seemingly ignoring the others, just calmly looking at the corpse in front of him and asked the forensic doctor, "Have you checked her hands?"

The forensic doctor shook his head, "Not yet." He had been examining other parts of the body, especially the lethal cause on the forehead, as the body didn’t suggest any signs of struggle with anyone.

However, hearing Mu Lin’s words, the forensic doctor pulled up Red Scorpion’s hand to start checking, "There seems to be some white powder under her nails." As he said this, he subconsciously tried to scoop a little on his nose to identify, but the next moment a chilling voice rang in his ears, "If you have a death wish, you can continue." Mu Lin’s unkind words came as a halt to the forensic doctor’s actions. He subconsciously looked up at Mu Lin, his eyes filled with confusion.

Mu Lin calmly looked at him, "In reality, some things may seem ordinary, but they can be lethal." His gaze swept across the coffee table and the floor, "Did you not notice these?"

The two nodded. The forensic department personnel had already collected samples for testing.

Looking at the two men, the corners of Mu Lin’s lips curve in a faint smile, "This woman is a ’master’ of poison. If you’re not careful, you could lose your lives right here." Of course, this only applies to ordinary people.

"Poison!" Deputy Bureau Chief Zhang frowned, he hadn’t expect ordinary substance like flour or cosmetic powder would turn out to be poison. Since the use of poison was mentioned, "then this person..." should not be an ordinary person, he somewhat understood the suggestion of Mu Lin.

They had heard the rumors. Mu Lin was the legendary Poison Doctor. If she said so, then it must be correct.

Mu Lin looked at him, "You probably heard about the incident in the city government canteen. The culprit was her." Mu Lin’s gaze rested on Red Scorpion’s distorted face, "She was a member of that organization."

"Therefore, even if you want to investigate this case further, you won’t be able to. Besides." Mu Lin chuckled, glanced sideways at Deputy Bureau Chief Zhang, "Do you think there is any need for further investigation?" Or perhaps, were they trying to clear the name of an assassin? What a laughable thought.

Without thinking, Deputy chief Zhang shook his head, understanding the point.

This woman deserved her death, they didn’t need to waste any more manpower, resources, or time on her, "Once I return, I will inform Ren Bureau of this." What happens next would depend on Ren Bureau’s decision. However, he estimated that the case will not be pursued any further.

Mu Lin nodded, "Here’s another suggestion for you." She said, her gaze slightly raised, "When you return, tell Ren Laifeng, there’s no need to keep this a secret."

Deputy chief Zhang didn’t get it.

"Just tell him in that way." Mu Lin believed that although Ren Laifeng was rather absurd, he would surely understand her hint. If not... well then, she overestimated him and wouldn’t do so again in the future.

Ren Laifeng: ...

Mu Lin asserted, she was actually quite curious to see the expression that the members of the organization would make when they realized that all their members in Ming City had been annihilated. Especially when they found out that the person they had painstakingly nurtured like the Red Scorpion was dead, they would certainly be "heartbroken".

Hearing this, Deputy chief Zhang gave a nod, asked nothing more, and whispered a few words to a policeman beside him. The policeman nodded and walked away.

Soon thereafter, the crowd dispersed with the corpse taken away. After all, they still had to go through the motions.

Deputy Zhang walked up to the hotel manager, stating calmly, "The investigation ends here. We’ve collected the necessary evidence, so the crime scene does not need to be preserved anymore." Even if it was, it would be of no use.

He believed that this was what Mu Lin meant.

The manager nodded, "Thank you for your efforts." She wanted to inquire about the situation, but seeing the seriousness on his face, different from his demeanor when speaking to Mu Lin, she felt awkward to ask. She wohl not be told even if she asked.

After this incident, their business performance was likely to drop significantly, and thinking about it, she felt suffocated.