Schiller went to see Edward again, but before he saw Edward, he first met with Cobblepot, who told him what the nurse had said.
What the nurse described basically matched the timeline Schiller had investigated: signs had first appeared ten years ago, the worker had gone to the construction site four years ago, and then he had been unfortunately murdered.
But the nurse had provided one additional piece of information: through his investigation, the worker had learned about Edward and had asked his wife to protect him.
How had he known Edward might be a witness?
Their lives should not have intersected at all... No, Edward had later attended high school in the Polochin Community. The worker should still have been alive then, so had they crossed paths during that period?
Schiller thought it was possible that Edward had sought out the worker himself.
Even back then, he had been able to spot flaws in his uncle's behavior through observation and force him to destroy the evidence. It was not impossible that he had noticed something unusual about the worker and used him to do something.
Could the worker's trip to the former elementary and middle school sites four years ago have been at Edward's instruction?
Now, after all the twists and turns, the question had returned to its starting point. Edward might have known more than everyone else, perhaps even far more than Schiller, who had investigated the matter from every angle.
Schiller even suspected that Edward was using him for something as well. After the hypnosis, Edward's behavior had seemed to be hinting at precisely that.
Schiller saw Edward again. Edward still looked happy, sitting on the bed by the window and staring motionlessly outside. Only a faint glimmer shone over the sea beyond the window, making it