Information Exchange

Old Security Officer: "The chief approved all the leave requests, young man. This isn't something we should be concerned with."

"So many people have died in town recently, but there are no suspects and no obvious injuries. The doctor went too, and it really wasn't caused by a person. Just accept it!"

"To put it plainly, these deaths were most likely caused by an infectious disease, or else they're punishment from our ancestors. Forget everyone else-even I'd like to take leave if the chief hadn't turned me down. We're investigating every day, and if I catch something or get haunted by something unclean, I'm afraid I'll die too!"

"Just go through the motions without worrying. Get in touch with the people at the Crematorium and have them take the bodies away as soon as possible. Burning them is the safest option."

"If you have time to suspect that these deaths were caused by a person, you'd be better off checking who stole the firearms from our Security Post, and also the Fireworks Shells that went missing during the Ghost Festival."

"Two handguns and a Sniper Rifle are missing! This is no small matter!"

"The Fireworks Shells are no small matter either. The Town Mayor is furious. We can't break the rules and traditions. We have to find the culprit!"

Brother Justice watched the Old Security Officer leisurely brew tea, and his anger flared even more. "What kind of nonsense is this?"

"Yes, the firearms really are missing, and that's a serious problem. After all, they could lead to violent incidents."

"But compared with so many lives, does a trivial matter like the Fireworks Shells even count?"

"Besides, you're a security officer. You can believe that the deaths were caused by an infectious disease or an epidemic, but how can you