"George III" fluttered in the air, the convex-engraved human head and numbers rapidly appearing and vanishing.
Angel's gaze chased the tumbling coin, wanting to see from the divination process what kind of magical power was affecting the divination prop. Unfortunately, the ordinary coin merely spun and fell in an ordinary way, then was steadily caught by Klein.
His palm spread open, the large "1" on the coin facing upward.
"Numbers indicate negation; Lawrence's death does not involve supernatural factors."
Klein slowly explained, a trace of regret in his tone.
"I didn't expect the first case to be ruled out as a normal incident."
Leonard's expression showed neither surprise nor disappointment. Perhaps he had been mentally prepared for a long time, knowing the investigation process wouldn't be that smooth.
"Let's go to the next location. We need to speed up."
He put the revolver and banner back into the paper box, closed the lid, and prepared to call Dean in.
"Wait," Angel rushed forward, pressing down on the paper box. "There doesn't have to be the influence of supernatural factors. At least I know a way to accomplish this kind of thing without using Beyonder abilities."
"What? How?"
Leonard looked somewhat surprised. He lowered the box and turned his head to look at Angel.
"For example, a Beyonder—a Beyonder with a strengthened physique—directly uses his superhuman physical strength to beat a certain victim to death with his fists and feet. Would divination indicate that the deceased was affected by supernatural factors?"
Angel looked at Klein and asked.
The latter pondered for a moment, then shook his head. "If the incident does not involve Beyonder abilities and Beyonder Items, divination will give a negative answer."
He frowned and asked in return, "You mean Lawrence did indeed contact a Beyonder, but this person