Chapter 33 Transaction
“Church?”
Everyone present was confused.
What happened tonight seems to have nothing to do with the church from any angle. Why did people from the church suddenly appear?
Not only Rebecca felt strange, but Harrison and other members of the inspection team were also very puzzled.
Before they could react, the church personnel in gray cloaks had registered their real names, walked straight through the law enforcement hall, and accurately found the location of the prison cell.
“It’s quite lively.”
The visitor opened the hood covering the upper half of his face and glanced at the people at the door of the prison cell with a faint smile on his face. It was impossible to read from his expression what the purpose of his trip was.
This man is naturally Dillashaw, a member of the Golden Rule Church.
Dillashaw habitually flashed the golden tree tattoo on his forearm to show his identity, then glanced with interest at the Milo family inside the iron railing door of the prison cell, and finally turned around to look To Rebecca:
"I think I must have missed something good."
Rebecca's face didn't look good.
There are enough troubles tonight, and now Dillashaw is here to muddy the waters. The law enforcement agency and the church have never had a happy relationship. Rebecca acquiesces that Dillashaw will definitely be uneasy during this trip. Good intentions, it was late at night, Harrison alone was enough to annoy her, so she didn't want to pay attention to Dillashaw, a talkative guy.
But Dillashaw seemed to be familiar with it. He looked at Harrison up and down and said:
"If I guessed correctly, this should be the Supervisory Committee. Captain Sherman, right?”
"What are you doing?" Harrison couldn't figure out Dillashaw's purpose, so he nodded to him without changing his expression.
"Just like you, I'm just following orders." Dillashaw always had a trademark fake smile on his face when he spoke. He turned to look at Rebecca: "It's related to the previous case. Pastor Defoe has something to ask someone. If possible, I hope you can avoid it for a while. I would like to have a few words with the people in the prison room, okay? "
Rebecca looked at Dillashaw coldly:
"You have found the wrong person again. I am currently under inspection by the inspection team and I do not have the right to make room for you for the time being."
"Oh, so that's it." Dillashaw raised his eyebrows, but there was no look of surprise on his face, as if he already knew what was happening in the law enforcement center.
He turned to look at Harrison who was aside:
"I don't know much about your internal rules, but I think Mr. Sherman should give the church this little face, right?"
“Is there anything you can’t say in person?” Harrison adjusted the frame of his glasses, held a cane in front of him with both hands, and maintained his standing posture.
This simple body language already showed his resistance.
But Dillashaw was still not surprised by this, and just nodded lightly:
"Well, it's not a matter of meeting people anyway. Since you are all interested, I have no objection to listening together."
What Dillashaw said from the time he entered the law enforcement agency to now None of his words contained the slightest bit of aggression. Neither Harrison nor Rebecca had figured out what the purpose of his visit was.
Anyway, this guy didn’t notice anyone at all. He looked around, moved a stool for himself and placed it at the door of the prison cell to sit down. After tidying up the church cloak in a graceful manner, he said Milo asked:
"It seems that you are in some kind of trouble again, and it is more serious than what you encountered before. It's like this. I want to make a deal with you. Deal The content is very simple. You tell me what you concealed at the scene of the last serial murder, and in exchange, I help you solve your current troubles. How about it?"
Milo squinted at Di. La Xiao, although the other party still had a faint fake smile on his face, the confidence and determination in his eyes were very obvious. What he was sure of was that Milo had concealed something at the sewer crime scene and had not reported it. On the other hand, he was confident that solving his current troubles would be a piece of cake for him, Dillashaw. dish.
Although Dillashaw's tone was very calm, the content of what he said was very arrogant.
Because the two people standing behind him were the law enforcement officer and the inspection team leader.
......
The two sides just glanced at each other, and Milo felt as if he was about to be seen through.
Of course he knew what Dillashaw was looking for, that ferocious totem. Especially after he inexplicably witnessed Robben's experience, Milo became even more convinced that this thing was something extraordinary. He still can't understand why his physical strength has improved so horribly.
One thing Milo is sure of is that he has never mentioned the totem on the wall of the sewer murder scene to anyone, including Rebecca.
The only people who know the existence of totems are the dead Robben, and the other is himself.
Oh no, there is another one, that is the man behind the murder, the church doctor who has not been shown.
Does that mean that Dillashaw is related to the doctor?
Maybe...Dillashaw is the doctor?
Milo stared intently at Dillashaw's young face, and soon he denied the guess in his mind, because Dillashaw's face and temperament were in every aspect the same as the one in Robben's memory wearing a The man in the mask is very different, and there is no similarity in appearance between the two.
......
"What trouble do you mean?" Milo pretended to be confused, pretending to understand. He did not intend to use Dillashaw as a life-saving straw, because in his understanding , the content related to totem is far more dangerous than Harrison, and Dillashaw may not be a good person.
"Of course it's him." Dillashaw was not subtle at all. He pointed his thumb behind him in the direction of Harrison and said calmly: "Give me what I want." Me, I will help you get rid of him.”
Harrison's face turned gloomy on the spot when someone pointed at him and kept saying "done it". He said nonchalantly:
"The church has no right to interfere with the Supervisory Committee's performance of official duties, right?"< br>
But Dillashaw didn't pay attention to him at all. He still sat calmly in his place, smiling and waiting for Milo's answer.
This contemptuous attitude made Harrison feel uncomfortable all over. His arrogant progress bar ended too quickly. Just now, he was here to do everything in his power, but as soon as Dillashaw came, he became a marginalized figure, even No one paid any attention to what he said, and he couldn't accept it.
But there is really nothing he can do against the people in the church.
As a member of the aristocratic class, we know better than anyone how powerful the church's methods are. No one is willing to touch the church's troubles unless absolutely necessary. This is even a consensus among the royal family, and Harrison has nothing to do. .
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(End of this chapter)