Followed Yani to the front of a small manor according to the address on the paper. After she showed her identity and intention to a housekeeper in the manor, we were invited in. "Master, Miss Yani Reinhardt and Mr. Gawain Ackerman from the Gendarmerie Branch have arrived." The butler stood outside and knocked on the door and said, "Please come in." Eliot answered from inside the room. , The housekeeper immediately opened the door and made a please gesture to us. Yani and I nodded to him and walked into the room, and finally met Eliot, the president of the Malian Chamber of Commerce.
Eliot is a tall, serious-looking middle-aged man in a decent gray suit. He first faced the window and drank a drink before turning his head and reaching out to us, "Please sit down." "I'm rude." Ya Ni said, stepping on the carpet and walking towards the right side of the long solid wood table. I followed her. Then, after turning his eyes to me and seeing the human-shaped three-dimensional mobile device under my long windbreaker, Elliott couldn't help but shrink his pupils, shaking his hand and accidentally splashing a few drops of red wine out of the wine glass, "I'm done. For your agreement, why did you still find me?" Eliot asked in a trembling voice, and a trace of fear flashed under his eyes. I was taken aback for a moment, and then I understood what he meant.
"I think you must have misunderstood, Mr. Strattermann." I said, "I am not here to represent the organization, but to do a little favor to my friends in my personal capacity. You continue, don't worry. Me.
I said, and I retreated to the corner to activate the hidden spell card. Elliott was relieved when he heard that, took a sip from the wine glass and was shocked before turning his head to look at Yani who was already sitting on the seat. : "Just laughed, please continue."
Yani suddenly recovered from her surprise. She turned her head and glanced at me before looking at Eliot and said, "Mr. Stratmann, today I am here to ask about your daughter's condition when she disappeared." Eliot sighed softly, took a cigarette out of the cigarette case at hand and lit it by his mouth before saying, "That means my daughter hasn't found it yet. Then you should find at least one or two clues. "I'm so sorry..." Yani shook her head slightly, "I understand." Eliot spit out a smoke ring and interrupted Yani dissatisfiedly, "I'm tired enough at work, you said. It’s incomprehensible to me. It’s been ten days since I appealed for a search of my daughter, but you who were in the search told me that I didn’t find a clue?"
Eliot glanced in my direction and saw that I was completely focused on the oil painting in the room without paying attention to him, and then continued: "Could it be that the so-called top ten training corps is so incompetent?" "You can think so." Yani said without even changing her expression. Elliott took a deep look at her, and then said: "No, you are lying."...
