Although both of them received invitations to Soldier Island, they were not from the same person.

But before the conversation could go any further, it was interrupted by the coffee brought by Rogers.

After enjoying the fragrant coffee, everyone feels satisfied and relaxes.

The "trial" begins, which is also the beginning of the drama in Barry's eyes.

[You are charged with the following crimes:

Edward George Armstrong, on March 14, 1925, you caused the death of Louise Marie Cleese.

Emily Caroline Brent......]

A cold voice suddenly sounded in the quiet living room, reciting the crimes of everyone present.

Almost everyone has committed murder, including Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, who were housekeepers.

The show started by directly revealing everyone's crimes in the form of a "trial".

A very dramatic and conflicting scene.

He Jing, who also read this paragraph, couldn't help but start to imagine in his mind what it would be like if it were made into a movie.

This accusation was recorded on a record player. It was like a heavy bomb being dropped. Everyone fell into silence for the first time.

Then they started to panic or become angry, and their reactions were different. Among them, Mrs. Rogers fell directly into a coma.

After everyone discovered the record player, they gathered together again, led by Vargrave, and formed a temporary small court.

Everyone reviewed the invitations they received, and finally concluded that although the names of the inviters were different, they all had the letters UN, which means anonymous.

[We were all invited here by a madman, maybe he is an extremely dangerous murderer.]

The judge finally pronounced the verdict.

After reading three chapters in one go, the dramatic tension was immediately heightened, making Barry look forward to the subsequent plot.

With almost no pause, I turned the page again and became engrossed in the story.

After the judge reached his conclusion, the scene was once again dragged into a realm of silence.

Until the judge broke the silence again and stated the invitation he had received, only after mentioning the word accusation.

The scene began to break through the defenses fiercely, and denials began to varying degrees.

Then, Wagrave took the lead in explaining the murder case he was involved in, saying that he only executed prisoners.

But Dr. Armstrong, who was present, knew that the truth seemed not to be the case.

After the beginning of Wargrave, the female teacher Vera and General MacArthur also defended their crimes one after another.

However, there are exceptions to everything. For example, Colonel Philip Lombard and wealthy second-generation Anthony Marston did not shy away from their crimes and did not even show the slightest remorse.

In the follow-up, everyone else also gave some explanations.

After preliminary sorting, Wagrave believed that it would be dangerous for everyone to continue to stay on Soldier Island, so he proposed to leave the island together the next day.

Almost everyone has no objection to this plan.

However, Anthony Marston did not take this seriously and even objected to it. Instead, he treated it like a childish detective story in an attempt to solve the mystery.

He even arrogantly proposed a toast to the crime.

However, in the next second, Anthony choked on his wine, and then fell from the chair.

[Unfortunately, I choked, and only nine out of ten were left.]

The first sentence of the nursery rhyme came true, death came suddenly and unexpectedly.

This also made He Jing stop reaching for the drink and couldn't help but look up at Jiang Yuan. When he was about to lower his head and continue turning the pages, he was interrupted by the assistant director and producer who had just arrived.

I looked at the time and saw that the official audition was getting closer.

So I could only reluctantly close the page and prepare to catch up later.
Chapter completed!