Chapter 1525 - 1515: Gains

Chapter 1525: Chapter 1515: Gains

Mu Yu glanced at Jiang Cheng, then looked at the ground, swallowing once. Slowly, he followed the chalk drawing on the ground, his eyes uncontrollably darting around.

From this angle, he could just see the underside of every tall table, with his view expanding.

Jiang Cheng stood nearby, watching Mu Yu writhing on the ground, raised an eyebrow, and asked, "Did you see anything?"

Mu Yu shook his head, "Everything here is normal, there’s no clue." At this, he paused, "Why did you call me down here? Can’t you just bend over and look? And now, I’m definitely covered in dust."

Under Jiang Cheng’s slightly windswept short hair, his eyes looked like glass, clear as ink, his thin lips slightly parted, "To find clues, you should immerse yourself in everything at the crime scene."

Mu Yu paused for a moment, then brushed off the dust and stood up, muttering, "You’re not even a team member. We’ve come here again and found nothing. The killer left no trace, showing how cautious and perverse they are."

No trace left at all. Jiang Cheng—" Mu Yu tugged at Jiang Cheng’s coat, slowly whispered a few words, "Do you think it might be a hit by the Qingxiao Organization?"

After all, to commit murder in such a short time, so boldly, and leave no trace, he couldn’t think of anything other than a hit by the Ink Owl Organization.

All along, the Ink Owl Organization was like a thorn in their side. Not finding them and sending them to prison personally would certainly pose a significant threat to the public.

Jiang Cheng considered Mu Yu’s words, didn’t deny them, lowered his eyes, seemingly deep in thought.

Mu Yu went elsewhere looking for clues.

Taking advantage of the moment when no one was around, Jiang Cheng quietly asked the system, "System, tell me, who exactly killed the child? And with such sharp and cautious methods. Was it someone from the Ink Owl Organization?"

The system buzzed in Jiang Cheng’s mind, accompanied by static, and a mechanical voice slowly spoke, "It was a bar owner."

Jiang Cheng’s eyes narrowed, "So? Is that bar owner a member of the Ink Owl Organization? What was their motive for murder? Also, there are so many bars around, which bar are you referring to? Whether the bar owner is male or female, could you be more specific?"

"Beep!" After a short beep, Jiang Cheng could feel the system seemingly disappearing again.

Even though he knew it was the bar owner who killed the child.

But the information provided by the system was still too superficial, making it difficult for him to find the murderer. It was like finding a needle in a haystack.

You know he’s somewhere, doing a specific job, but you can’t determine exactly which one is the murderer.

Just then, Mu Yu walked out of the bedroom.

Jiang Cheng gathered his thoughts, looked at him, and asked calmly, "For so long, did you find any other clues?"

Mu Yu looked troubled, smacking his lips, "This is really strange; the killer is too skilled, committing murder invisibly."

"No matter how much you search for clues here, you won’t find any, did you bring my computer?" Jiang Cheng asked him.

Rongyu glanced at Jiang Cheng, "How could I dare to mess with your computer, but I brought mine."

"Bring it." Jiang Cheng said coldly, looking at the man in front of him with speechless exasperation in his eyes.

"Oh" Mu Yu said as he handed his computer to Jiang Cheng.

Ten white fingers rapidly danced over the keyboard, and the computer displayed codes that Mu Yu couldn’t understand.

Mu Yu, somewhat bewildered, asked, "What are you doing?"

"I’m using the network technology I developed to hijack upper-level satellites and retrieve the situation of the day."

With a snap, Jiang Cheng smiled and said, "Found it." Mu Yu asked, "Found what?"

"Take this computer back to the bureau people. Do not touch anything inside."

Later, with the help of satellites, the bureau people used 3D printing technology to completely render the human figure through the computer. "Hey, how did you do that?" Mu Yu stood awestruck on the side. Jiang Cheng curled his lips; those charming phoenix eyes narrowed slightly, "With your IQ, even if I told you, you wouldn’t understand."

At this moment, a small uniformed officer spoke, "Something seems off here!"

Jiang Cheng felt very strange, still unsure what was off. "Explain in detail what’s wrong." Jiang Cheng simply ordered. At this moment, Captain Wang intervened; he was in charge of the 3D image search for the criminal, and he began explaining things to Jiang Cheng in detail.

"There’s something I’m not sure if I should tell you, but I’ve decided I should share how we use 3D synthesis technology to identify criminal suspects. This way, you can better understand how we capture them."

Jiang Cheng slightly nodded at Captain Wang’s words, knowing they carried authority.

"Captain Wang, please explain it to me in detail, so I can understand exactly what it means. This way, I can accurately apprehend the criminal suspect, which is beneficial to us both."

Captain Wang nodded and began explaining everything to Jiang Cheng in detail.

"Actually, I just want to tell you that although our 3D tracking technology for criminal suspects has matured to a certain extent, you must understand that the suspects we track may not necessarily be the actual criminals. We can only say that the accuracy of identifying criminal suspects will greatly improve."

Jiang Cheng understood Captain Wang’s words very clearly. However, he wasn’t sure what Captain Wang wanted to explain, so Jiang Cheng directly interrupted him, speaking to him gently.

"We just obtained the suspect’s portrait, and started checking the Ink Owl Organization members one by one, but found that he doesn’t seem to be a member of Ink Owl, which seems quite strange. I also don’t know how to explain it."

Jiang Cheng understood clearly that Captain Wang’s words actually gave him two insights.

The first problem is probably that Jiang Cheng and his team haven’t completely grasped the entire list of criminal groups within the Ink Owl Organization, possibly leaving out a few stragglers.

The second problem is that Jiang Cheng and his team’s efficiency is still quite low, because after so much time, they have made no progress.

Thinking of this, Jiang Cheng gently scratched his head, feeling somewhat like a failure, but he couldn’t show this emotion, knowing that dealing with cases often involves such setbacks.

Jiang Cheng only spoke to Captain Wang with a calm demeanor.