Shiji was alone and had no belongings. Even the clothes belonged to Monk Tian, ​​so he left as soon as he wanted and didn't even need to pack them up.

As Shi Ji said, Tian Monk Zidu could not escape the investigation and tracking of the police. Instead of being arrested and brought to justice, it is better to surrender now. Besides, Lao Liu was indeed killed by him and was carrying a human life.

What's the difference between carrying two lives?

Choose the lesser of two evils, and choose the greater of two benefits. In this case, let's do what the historians say.

Monk Tian made up his mind and saw that Shi Ji had already reached the door, but for some reason he couldn't help but stop him: "Wait..."

Shi Ji turned his head, thinking that Monk Tian had something else to do, and looked at him with doubts on his face.

Unexpectedly, Monk Tian looked extremely embarrassed. After hesitating for a long time, he suddenly said: "Can you...can you call me father?"

Seeing the surprise on Shi Ji's face, Monk Tian immediately changed his mind: "I just said it casually... you can go."

Shi Ji said angrily "Yeah", stood there for a moment, then turned around and left.

There is no banquet in the world that lasts forever. People come together due to fate, and people stay apart when fate ends. Destiny is determined by heaven, and identity depends on man. When fate is over, everyone returns to his own home, each finds his own mother, and there is no room for change or possibility of meeting again in this life.

The distant one is the condition, and the near one is the cause. There is no qualitative change between the condition and the cause, only a quantitative change. It is an invisible connection between people, a certain inevitable opportunity and possibility, including all emotions.

These two words are like the entangled threads of fate, summarizing the scattered encounters, acquaintances and separations between people as composed of many coincidences, many mistakes, many suddennesses, some accidents, and some necessity.

Monk Tian knew that with Shiji's departure, the two of them would never see each other again.

Monk Tian was sighing secretly, but Shi Ji suddenly appeared at the door. Before Monk Tian could react, Shi Ji knelt down on the ground with a "pop", and then kowtowed three times with "dong dong dong".

After kowtowing, Shi Ji stood up again, but his face turned red from suppressing it. He held it in for a long time before he said: "I...can't shout."

Shiji's implication was that it wasn't that he didn't want to shout, but that he couldn't shout because he was embarrassed.

For Monk Yu Tian, ​​this sentence from Youshiji is enough.

Monk Tian smiled heartily and took out his mobile phone: "You can call the police for me. I want to surrender."

Shi Ji said hello, took the phone, and pressed 110. When he was about to press the dial button, he suddenly paused for a moment, then pressed the exit button, and pressed the local police station number again based on his memory...

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After Shi Ji left, Monk Tian waited in the yard for the police to arrive. Bailian Temple was remote and the police would not be able to arrive for a while.

As he waited, Monk Tian began to feel uneasy and restless again.

After all, he has never done anything like killing people or being a scapegoat. But since he wants to cover up the traces of Shiji and the crimes he committed here, there is no doubt that the scene must be faked. But when he thinks about this, he gets a headache.

He had no idea how to fake a scene, so he rashly started cleaning up the scene. Wouldn't it be worse if it was self-defeating and it was revealed that a fourth person was present?

But doing nothing is definitely not possible.

Therefore, Monk Tian carried out some simple cleaning of the scene according to his own understanding.

For example, if there are two crime tools, one must be thrown away. Otherwise, the police will probably think that there are two perpetrators because there are two crime tools. But the iron rod is covered with blood.

It's not easy to pick it up with your hands. There is still room for the wooden sticks you used. You can just pick them up and throw them into the valley behind the house.

The portrait that Lao Liu brought with him must also be burned. It was because of this painting that these ghost things happened. Throw it into the stove and burn it completely, and it will be over.

The towels and toothbrushes Shiji used must also be thrown away.

The unfinished food must be put away and the dishes and chopsticks must be washed. Who knows if the police will think of anything based on the portion of the food.

After hastily finishing these things, Monk Tian suddenly thought again, Zuo Zuo wanted to conceal the existence of Shiji, why did he have to risk his own life?

What? If the police come, I won’t know anything. I don’t know how Lao Liu died. In this case, wouldn’t I have killed no one?

But then I thought about it, the police should not be pigs. What should I do if I don’t believe it? If you don’t believe it, I will say that I killed the sixth child...

So, the shrewd but confused, mature and naive Monk Tian lay at the door pretending to be unconscious...

After Monk Tian said this, his whole body seemed to have been drained of energy, and there was no trace of life in his eyes. He just sat quietly, like a stone.

Rather than letting Monk Tian know some details, it is better not to let him know.

According to Monk Tian's statement, Lao Liu seemed to have intentionally guided Monk Tian to kill him. Monk Tian only thought that Xiao Tan was dead, and Lao Liu wanted to die, so he forced Monk Tian to kill him because he "cannot be kind".

But Monk Tian would not have thought that Lao Liu's move was actually at the cost of his own life to avenge Xiao Tan. As long as Monk Tian had a human life in his hands, he was destined to die. Lao Liu wanted Monk Tian

The greater purpose of killing himself was to drag Monk Tian into the water and prevent him from having a good death.

Judging from the results, Lao Liu’s goal was achieved.

As for Shiji? Skynet is vast and meticulous. He is a fugitive, how long can he still be around?

In the end, Shi Ji did not call 110, but directly called the local police station. Monk Tian was obviously unaware of this.

Why didn't Shi Ji call 110? Subconsciously, if he wanted to call the police, the first thing he would think of would be to call 110 directly. Was Shi Ji's move intentional or unintentional?

After receiving the police information, the 110 command center will transfer the call or dispatch task to the local police station according to the location of the crime, which will take some time. If the police station calls the police, the police station can dispatch the police directly.

If Shi Ji did this intentionally, then he seemed to be impatient for the police to arrive at the scene, and even wanted to omit the transfer and assignment process of the 110 command center, so he made this move.

This shows that Shiji does not really trust Monk Tian, ​​and may be afraid that Monk Tian will suddenly change his mind about surrendering.

Judging from Monk Tian's behavior, Shi Ji's worries are not entirely unreasonable.

In the short period of time before the local police station arrived at the scene, Monk Tian thought of pretending to be unconscious; he made up a second story, and after being reminded that there was no point in continuing to conceal Shi Ji's whereabouts, he turned to another story.

I thought of putting all the blame on Shi Ji.

All this shows that Monk Tian is indeed a person who is very easy to change his mind and is also very good at "making things happen". Shi Ji has lived with Monk Tian for several months and has some understanding of Monk Tian's character, so he made this move.

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But Shi Ji probably didn't expect that he wanted Monk Tian to support him, and Monk Tian also thought of asking him to support him. You plot against me, and I plot against you. Neither of them are good birds, so it's even.

Finally, as usual, Li Zhudao asked Monk Tian, ​​"Do you have anything to add?" Monk Tian said "Ah" and fell silent again. He didn't know whether he had anything to add or not.

Just when the two monks Li Zhudao and Lu Kairuzhang were scratching their heads, Monk Tian suddenly spoke again: "That...who must be hiding from someone. He has said more than once that it is safe to stay in the Lotus Temple. Those who want to cause trouble for him

, I never imagined that he would stay in this place. He didn’t mention the names of those people, and I didn’t even ask.”

"He also said that he wanted to go back to Vietnam, but he had to get rid of all these troubles before going back, which should be to get rid of all the people who caused him trouble. I advised him that it is better to let go of enemies than to end them, and to live a good life if you can. He didn't say anything.

, but I probably didn’t listen.”

Monk Tian no longer calls Shi Ji "Little Shi", and there is no emotion when he says these words.

Looking at Monk Tian's lifeless face and his empty eyes, Li Zhudao and Lu Kai couldn't help but feel a sense of foreboding.

Two days later, Monk Tian passed away in the detention center without any signs of death.

Monk Tian's last confession was completely consistent with the physical evidence at the scene, and the bloody wooden handle was later found in the valley he said.

Great.

Li Zhudao and Lu Kai just finished interrogating Monk Tian, ​​and then He Youzhi arrested the "strong man".

He Youzhi said incoherently on the phone that he had a toothache. He couldn't help but eat a few mouthfuls of chili pepper at noon, and the pain became even worse. It was difficult to even speak. He went to the pharmacy to get medicine and pointed at his mouth twice.

I motioned to the boss to get some medicine for toothache. The boss glanced at me and said, I don’t have any medicine for mutes.

Lu Kai made it clear, saying that Monk Tian's confession had been dug out, and I was really not needed for the rest of the tracking of Shiji. Therefore, I should continue to carry forward the fine style of continuous fighting and overcoming difficulties. Wherever there are difficulties, I will

No matter where you go, I will honorably accept the mission from you, take the initiative, take active actions, and then find a way to pry Zhang Baogui's mouth open and avenge you for being "cheated".

He Youzhi murmured a few curses, to the general effect that you, you little bastard, are talking nonsense. I am just not good at speaking. Everyone else in the team also has their own work to do. They need to find Shi Ji and others.

During the investigation of missing persons, even Wu Gang, who was temporarily suspended from his job, was called to watch the surveillance, so I can only leave it to you to interrogate Zhang Baogui again.

After taking a breath, He Youzhi added that the "White Lotus Temple Case" involves Shi Ji, and the "Mango Orchard Case" involves the sea wave. In my opinion, this sea wave is probably Shi Ji's half-brother. These two brothers are in trouble.

They are all related to the "Wen Zhong Case" to some extent. When you go to interrogate Zhang Baogui, call Li Zhudao and the little girl he brought with him.
Chapter completed!