All Dead

Apart from the first golden thread that remained connected to Wang, several others flew off and connected to the Eldest Miss and the Eldest Young Master. More golden threads flew out into the sky and into places he could not see at all.

Qin Rang rubbed his forehead. "... It's nothing, just dizzy. I'll get up and move around."

Wang said worriedly, "You don't look well. If you're not feeling well, you should go back first."

Qin Rang was waiting for him to say that, so he immediately stood up and said, "Alright, I'll be going now."

Tao Yuan asked, "Do you need me to come with you?"

"No need, I can go back by myself."

Tao Yuan understood that the captain intended to act alone.

"Good."

Wang also smiled and waved, "Be careful on the road."

Qin Rang left the Racetrack and walked upwards along the floating lines in the air. When he looked down, he could clearly see the Racetrack below.

The Racetrack Castle built below the Castle, Count itself was built on a hillside. The road leading up the mountain was winding and interconnected.

He could observe the situation as he walked.

Sheng Qingqiao didn't dodge well and was hit in the buttocks by an arrow, howling in pain. The spot was somewhat similar to where they were shot on their first day in the Forest.

Mi Chuchu turned around and caught two Silver Arrows from the Eldest Young Master and Eldest Miss in each hand. As a result, she caught the eye of the Eldest Young Master Eldest Miss, who used her as a wager to see who could kill her first.

An Ying was the most relaxed one on the field. He was fast and low-key, and occasionally he could save a few inconspicuous servants.

Tang Pin was also very quick-witted and never got noticed. The two of them blended in with the servants and hid themselves very well.

Turning his gaze away, Qin Rang looked at the jumbled lines again, a sense of unease creeping over him.

What exactly does this guidance refer to, and what do these gold lines represent?

Is it news about the murderer, or something else completely unimportant?

If it's a guide to the truth about the murderer, then there's only one line connecting Wang to his body, while the Eldest Miss and Eldest Young Master have many more lines—far more than Wang himself.

What does this tell us?

Does this mean he's the least noticeable one among them? Or the most unique one? After all, he's the first one connected by the first line.

But what intrigues him even more now is who these densely packed golden lines flying into the sky are pointing to.

He wanted to find out where these lines came from.

The Noble Attendant following behind him watched him walk further and further away, and as they approached the Small Castle ahead, he hurriedly called out, "Young Master Qin Rang Dune, you can't go any further! That's the resting area for the Count and Countess; outsiders are not allowed to enter without permission."

Qin Rang looked at the dense lines all pointing to this area and asked curiously, "You said this is the Count and Countess's resting area? But didn't they leave? Even if they're not here, can't I just look around from the outside?"

They won't let me in? Something's definitely up!

"Young master, the Count and Countess have just returned to the Castle and are changing here. They will be at the Racetrack soon."

They're already back?

Qin Rang looked up at the Castle interior that the golden lines pointed to. Could it be that these lines all pointed to the Count and Countess?

At the attendant's prompting, Qin Rang retreated to a spot that was neither offensive nor obtrusive, yet still offered a clear view of the area. From there, he could observe both the Racetrack below and the Count and Countess's resting quarters.

These days they've been searching for clues in the Main Castle, Castle huge, with nearly a hundred rooms on each floor alone.

Whether it was inhabited or not, searching through each castle took a whole day, so they hadn't yet gone out to see the other Castles.

It seems he'll have to come here tonight. If he's not mistaken, these thin threads lead to the Count and Countess.

Could it be that the murderer has always been one of these two people who have never appeared before?

Did they condone their children's infighting in order to select the most outstanding child to inherit the title?

It's not impossible.

As I was thinking this, the Castle gates in front of me were pushed open by a servant. A solemn-faced middle-aged man walked out first, followed by a middle-aged woman dressed in gorgeous and elaborate clothes. The two walked hand in hand, looking like they had a very good relationship.

As soon as the two appeared, Qin Rang could barely see their faces; all he could see were the dense, twisted golden lines entwined on their bodies.

The Butler followed closely behind them, his head bowed and back bent, speaking respectfully to them.

The two listened intently, and when they saw Qin Rang, they smiled and nodded as they approached, while the Butler left first.

Some of the golden threads followed the Butler away. Before Qin Rang even see those golden threads clearly, the energy lines on his wrist had all dissipated.

The time for the Weird Object has come.

The three exchanged pleasantries for a while, and Qin Rang informed the other two of the situation at the Racetrack. The Countess looked surprised, as if she knew nothing about the matter.

"These two children are still too immature; how could they do such a thing?"

The Count nodded, "I think they should be severely punished."

Qin Rang didn't believe a word they said. The three of them went to the Racetrack surrounded by many servants, but they had only gone halfway when they saw that the Racetrack below had suddenly become chaotic.

The Eldest Miss and the Eldest Young Master were arguing. The Eldest Young Master had a bruise on his face, and the Eldest Miss's horse had fallen to the ground.

The Young Master was trying to mediate the fight when the Eldest Miss impatiently shoved him and stabbed him in the chest with Silver Arrow.

The Countess exclaimed in surprise, "What is going on? Good heavens, what are you all standing there for? Go and stop Gui Ding!"

"Yes!"

On the Racetrack, Wang gripped the Silver Arrow tightly to stop the Eldest Miss from stabbing him further, but the arrowhead still pierced his heart. Blood dripped from between his fingers, and Wang slowly collapsed onto the grass.

The Eldest Young Master seemed to say something, Eldest Miss decisively turned around, drew her bow, and killed Eldest Young Master instantly with an arrow at extremely close range.

After killing the two men, the Eldest Miss calmly wiped the blood from her face, a smile playing on her lips.

They're all dead! Good thing they're all dead! Now the Count's Estate is all hers, and no one can take it from her!

The incident happened so suddenly that even Wang Ding and the others who were watching were stunned for a moment. Tao Yuan, who was closest to them, immediately pounced on the Eldest Miss and, together with Wang Ding and Bai Ao, pinned her to the ground.

"Arrogance, Rong En!"

The Countess and the Count hurried down the stairs. Qin Rang's eyelids suddenly twitched violently as he quickly followed. The next second, both of them were pierced through the body by Silver Arrows that seemed to have flown out of nowhere!

"Call out--!"

Another Silver Arrow was aimed at Qin Rang, forcing him to abandon his advance and turn to avoid it.

Meanwhile, a large number of Silver Arrows also appeared at the Racetrack.

The Eldest Miss was pierced through the chest by a Silver Arrow and died standing in front of her horse.