In the surveillance room, Detective repeatedly watched the recording, having already formed some ideas.
"How do you see it?" he asked his assistant.
In a sense, Detective's assistant was also his disciple and apprentice, following him to learn investigative techniques.
Most of the time, he would ask his assistant this way, asking for his opinion. Unfortunately, so far, the assistant still lacked the ability to handle matters independently.
He didn't know whether the assistant was truly too stupid, or simply too dependent on him.
The assistant was somewhat baffled. He had indeed watched it many times, but the content of the footage was very simple.
The girl suddenly stopped, then took a step before backing up. She put down her schoolbag and slipped into the bushes, disappearing from view.
After watching it so many times, he still couldn't determine what valuable information could be obtained from footage that was less than twenty seconds long.
But Detective had asked him as usual, so he had to show some initiative, even if he didn't do it very well.
"She was attracted by something, then went inside."
Detective encouraged him. "What else?"
The assistant was silent for a while. "Maybe someone inside was calling her?"
"She then put down her schoolbag and ran inside, after which this acquaintance took her away. We should start with her social connections and investigate whether she or her family had offended anyone recently."
"Or whether there was someone particularly familiar with their family who might have had some unhealthy ideas about the girl."
Seeing the assistant's excited expression, as if he had already solved the case, Detective sighed.
"If it really was an acquaintance, why did she choose to leave again after stopping the first time?"
The assistant scratched his head. He vaguely felt that his brilliant