Then he knocked on the door:

"Emergency investigation, please cooperate with our work."

Three seconds later.

The door was opened, and a man wearing a white research coat with messy hair opened the door.

Then he said to other people in the room:

"Stop what you are doing first, and quickly complete the investigation before conducting ocean current data analysis."

Several more researchers walked out of the room.

[Identification: Sidney Mullen, Lorenz Riel College of the Pacific - Senior teacher of the Department of Oceanography, Academy of Natural Sciences, second-level transcendent, extraordinary characteristics: orbit determination]

[Identification: Max Longfellow, Intermediate Teacher at the Department of Marine Science, Pacific Lawrence Riel College-Natural Science Park, First-Order Extraordinary Person, Extraordinary Characteristics: High-speed Thinking]

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The subsequent identification results were not beyond Su Wen’s expectation.

But he still asked according to the expected process:

"Where were you when the murder occurred in the banquet hall?"

"At that time, there was no possibility of an 'undercurrent' erupting. Sidney was sleeping. He stayed up late last night."

"Don't talk so much."

Sidney stopped a companion

"In order to study the subsequent impact of the end of the storm season, we applied for project funding.

I spent the first three months conducting research in the Baltic Sea, and now I am following the route from Vladivostok to the Samoa Islands.

We have just been conducting research, so it is naturally impossible to be the murderer.

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This is a letter stamped by the college, you can take a look."

Nelson is a world-famous traveler and photographer.

He took the off-white goose letter with a complicated seal and an article:

"Lauren Zrail is an extraordinary research institution comparable to All Souls College in Oxford, Westminster Clock Tower, and Albany College in New York State."

"How realistic is it?"

"At least in my opinion, it's credible."

Nelson replied.

Su Wen nodded.

"Since it is credible."

He closed the door, sat on the sofa in the luxurious cabin, and then said to the researchers in a narrative tone:

"Then have you ever heard of the 'Tide' sect?"

"Cultists?"

Sidney looked a little heavy.

He did not expect that after investigation by the night watchman, there would be this group of anti-human lunatics on the ferry to the Samoa Islands:

"Now that we have Captain Adrian's guarantee, what do you want us to do?"

Su Wen really appreciates smart people, and there is no need to explain too much.

What's more.

It seems that the two of them have a lot in common in terms of proper rest.

But now is not the time for small talk.

He said calmly:

"I have found the murderer of the deceased, but I need someone to correct this. This candidate cannot be myself."

"Aren't you a detective?"

Nelson asked slightly surprised:

"Isn't fame and prestige what you pursue? Why do you want to give the credit to others."

Hear this question.

Su Wen smiled, and then said very rationally:

"Of course I need fame and prestige.

But please listen carefully.

I'm talking about the murderer of the 'deceased'.

Could it be.

Do you think the Tide Sect has only one lunatic here this time?"

From this sentence.
Chapter completed!