"I must admit that without any examination of this alien weapon, I cannot speculate on its more specific capabilities, so I assumed the most difficult scenario."
"That is to say, Blue Beetle does not have the ability to be invisible, nor can it pass through metal walls made of special materials, and it cannot directly modify the memory of those who know it, nor can it control people's activities."
"If there were no such restrictions, it would be easier to complete this case. For example, if you can be invisible, you don't need to consider surveillance blind spots. If you can walk through walls at will, you don't have to work hard to escape. If you can control others at will, then
There is no need to create any projection, you can directly control Zan, and you can delete or modify his memory later."
The other students naturally understood. Now that the truth is a black box, they can only make guesses. Schiller obviously assumed the weakest situation of Blue Beetle.
If he emphasizes that he can control people and modify memories, then maybe Zan didn't faint in the utility room at all, but was controlled by it through the entire process and then modified his memory.
In other words, projection sounds indeed magical, but in fact it is already the method that Blue Beetle will adopt if it is relatively weak.
But no matter which case it is, the logic is relatively smooth.
However, there are still students who have questions, that is, about motives. He looked at Schiller and asked: "Professor, I can understand that Blue Beetle needs a scapegoat to divert everyone's attention so that he will not be noticed, but why is it praise?
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Many people also have this question. In fact, logically speaking, it is much easier to frame Claude and Gonzalez. After all, they are the last witnesses, and they stayed in the small classroom with Bonu twice respectively.
It wouldn't be that troublesome for them at all, so why would Blue Beetle choose to stay far away?
This is indeed Schiller's specialty. He said: "You only see the case itself, but you don't see beyond the case."
"Zan's ability is to turn into water, and Bonu is best at controlling water. Without knowing the truth, what kind of relationship do you think they will have?"
The students understood immediately.
In fact, Bo Nu's ability was just right to restrain Zan, and according to Zan himself, this was the case. If it weren't for the interference of others, Zan would have been controlled to death by Bo Nu, without any ability to fight back.
Moreover, this kind of restraint has nothing to do with the level of effort. It is purely a matter of the way of existence. In other words, no matter how hard you work, there is a natural enemy in this world that you can never defeat. It is similar to a mouse meeting a cat. In this group of talented students
From our perspective, this is very disappointing.
Based on this fact, you will naturally think that the relationship between the two cannot be harmonious, and maybe Zan will kill him just to get rid of his natural enemy.
No one else has such a strong conflict of interest with Bonu. Even if there are some verbal conflicts in daily life, they do not involve fundamental interests, and the correlation is not as strong as Zan.
Even though Schiller's analysis was very smooth, the students were still a little skeptical after thinking about this.
Because Bo Nu's existence itself threatens Zan's life and safety, anyone would be murmuring in their hearts. This is an irreconcilable contradiction at all, and the motive for taking action is indeed sufficient.
Therefore, it is understandable that Blue Beetle would choose Zan to frame him. This shows that its ability to collect intelligence is also very powerful and it has an understanding of the abilities of most students.
Naturally, some students also raised questions: "After committing the crime, why didn't the blue beetle just run away? It is an alien creature itself, and it's not like it can't adapt to space. It flew directly to an alien planet, and no one could do anything about it."
Schiller explained: "Then why did Blue Beetle attack Bonu? Bonu's growth trajectory in Atlantis is clear and traceable. There are no secrets about her. What does she have that is worthy of an alien weapon?
Who attacked her and then flew away?"
Schiller made it very clear, and the students understood it almost immediately. Someone said: "So actually, Bonu is not the key. She may just be unlucky. Everyone who comes here today is the same. Blue Beetle is here for
Create chaos.”
"But that doesn't explain why it stayed." Someone immediately retorted: "Wouldn't not being able to catch the murderer cause greater chaos?"
"This proves that Blue Beetle is also being used." A student said immediately: "And the person who used it must know its relationship with Ted, and know that if Blue Beetle stays, it is possible to directly dismantle Blue Beetle and get the truth.
The investigators will most likely choose to take action, and Ted will have a conflict with the investigators."
"Conflicts between students will not affect anything, but sharp conflicts between students and teachers will cause the greatest chaos, and may even cause the school to fall apart."
Schiller couldn't help but sigh: "This group of students is indeed very smart, they can understand everything at once."
At this time, Arthur also raised questions. He said: "Although it makes sense, after all, there is no evidence. I also need to give Atlantis an explanation."
"Then let's ask the world's greatest detective." Schiller turned to look at Bruce.
Bruce said: "If you don't have evidence, you will have one life."
Before Arthur could even frown, the door was pushed open and Bonu walked in.
All the students screamed in terror, yelled and backed away, and Schiller was almost pushed against the wall by them.
"Quiet! Quiet, don't panic! She's not a ghost!" Clark shouted at the top of his voice.
"That's right, she's not a ghost, she just came back from the dead." Bruce said.
The students screamed even louder.
Diana rolled her eyes at Bruce and worked with Clark to maintain order. It took a long time to get the students to calm down.
Bruce folded his arms and said, "I was making up an angel after all. How could I watch someone else die in front of my eyes? So I summoned her soul and stuffed her body back. Fortunately, you Atlanteans
It's made of water, otherwise I wouldn't be able to sew up such a broken heart."
Arthur pulled Bonu over and saw that the clothes on her chest were still torn, but there were no problems with her skin and internal organs. It seemed that she had not undergone surgical suturing, but had healed herself with water magic.
Now that the victim has been resurrected, what more evidence do you need? Can't we just listen to her dictation?
However, Bonnu's account about herself was similar to Schiller's description. The only problem was that she did not see clearly what hit her.
She could only feel that she was being attacked, then being controlled and unable to move, and finally a stream of water passed through her chest. As for the specific thing, if she could find it, she would not have died a tragic death.
In other words, even if the dead were resurrected, there would not be enough evidence to convict Blue Beetle. It was indeed clean enough.
But at this time, Schiller raised a question: How did the surveillance camera in the small classroom break?
The rooms on both sides of the entire corridor are symmetrical, except that there are no cameras in the utility room, but the camera in the small classroom broke an hour ago.
And judging from the content of the surveillance camera, it suddenly went black. After checking the camera, it was found that the internal circuit was short-circuited. The specific cause of the short-circuit was not clear.
But no matter how the short circuit is, if you want to extend your evil hand to this surveillance camera, it will inevitably leave some traces, especially in this base where there are cameras every few steps.
In other words, the case that can uncover the clues to the murderer is not the death case of Bonu, but the destruction of the camera.
It is even possible that because destroying a camera is much easier than killing a person, the murderer's plan will not be so rigorous and may leave more traces.
Sure enough, the smart housekeeper and the students conducted a comprehensive analysis of the surveillance videos from the 24 hours and even two days before the camera was destroyed, and finally found the key evidence.
The reason is that Diana made a physical exercise plan for everyone. She also knew that Ted could not control the Blue Beetle, so the plan she made for Ted was based on human standards.
But this standard can be said to be beyond the reach of most professional athletes, and Ted was trained to the point of ecstasy.
It was probably because Ted had a physical education class last night and was so tired that he was sweating. He was a very clean person, so he couldn't wait to go back to the dormitory to take a shower, so he went directly to the bathroom next to the gymnasium.
This bathroom is a public bathroom, clothes and other items are locked in the cabinet outside, and people enter naked.
There was no need for Ted to take Blue Beetle in when he took a shower, so he locked Blue Beetle in the cabinet with his clothes and went in to take a shower by himself.
This locker room was actually renovated from another room, so there are also cameras. However, the blue beetle stayed in the cabinet. The cameras outside should not have been able to capture it. Checking the surveillance of the locker room, there was no trace of the blue beetle coming in or out.
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So when there are no traces of Blue Beetle's entry and exit, it is naturally assumed that Blue Beetle is staying in the cabinet. Blue Beetle takes advantage of this. It directly uses the projection function to pass through the partition of the cabinet and appear inside the cabinet.
One by one, he moved to the blind spot of the surveillance camera and left the cabinet without missing a trace.
As a result, you said it was a coincidence that Clark was also taking a bath at that time. Of course, he didn't pay attention to Blue Beetle at that time, so he didn't know that Blue Beetle was scurrying around in the cabinet.
However, there is a camera placed by Bruce on his clothes.
Blue Beetle thought that the surface of the cabinet was full of surveillance blind spots, running around recklessly inside, but he didn't expect to be caught directly by the camera on the clothes Clark took off.
Of course, just taking pictures of it running around in the cabinet doesn't mean anything. The key is that as soon as the blue beetle walked by, it short-circuited the camera. The short-circuit method was exactly the same as the camera in the small classroom.
This proves that the blue beetle can interfere with the camera or at least carries something that can short-circuit the camera product.
Although this is not direct evidence, it can be used to convince Ted to hand over Blue Beetle to them for inspection. However, this time it is not to crack the program, but to find out what it uses to short-circuit the camera.
From Bruce's professional perspective, this kind of thing should be external, and Blue Beetle cannot control it well, otherwise it can be turned on when it reaches the place instead of turning it on all the way.
Sure enough, just under the blue beetle's abdomen, everyone found a purple cube no more than the size of a fingertip.
Even if the energy inside has been exhausted, Schiller can still feel that the power once stored in it and the curse on himself have the same source - the witch Circe.