The suspect is equal to the Goblin, the Goblin is equal to the suspect, therefore the conclusion is: finding the Goblin means finding the suspect.
How could this flawless formula be wrong?
The girl racked her brain but couldn't figure it out, and could only announce dejectedly that this approach was a dead end.
"There are no clues at the scene, and intuition has found nothing... It seems we can only check every household for eyewitness information."
But thinking of her recently deceased grandfather, the Hero regains her spirit.
[The Hero's Inquiry (D Charm)]
D102=d102(70)=70
[The Nightmare's Hiding]
D53=d53(6)=6
→☆→☆→☆→✧←★←★←★←
Now, even though her grandfather was not the Lord here, as his granddaughter, the residents were clearly very cooperative with the Hero's inquiries and searches.
Her grandfather's villa was located in a secluded area, which, while convenient for the crime, also had the opposite effect of making anyone entering there stand out.
