Let's Go, We're Moving!

"Don't talk nonsense. Who are you people? Do you think I wouldn't trust you? I reported Old Neil because I was afraid that the eyes behind him would threaten his life."

You have no idea how worried I was when I went to his house every day recently and discovered his altar and some terrifying materials.

Back then, I was trying every possible way to get rid of the materials, afraid he would go astray. This time, I finally caught him red-handed and reported him.

Lynch briefly explained why he so decisively reported Old Neil, and also explained why he stole Old Neil's materials—mainly to prove that he wasn't a greedy guy.

In short, his words deeply moved Leonard. If reason hadn't stopped him, he would have already revealed the Old Man's existence to Lynch.

"So trust Klein a little more! I've known him longer than you have, and he's definitely not a scary guy!"

Lynch explained to Klein again, but Leonard immediately retorted that Klein was different.

"I had no idea I was so important to you, to such an extent."

Klein Door Opening and overheard their conversation, then muttered a speechless complaint to Leonard.

This guy is suspicious of him all the time; he's almost gotten used to it.

"Lynch, don't bother explaining to him. He won't believe you no matter how much you explain. For some stubborn people, refusing to admit their mistakes is just their nature."

Klein added another sentence before recounting Mrs. Lawvis's cause of death, under Leonard's displeased gaze.

"It wasn't an unnatural death; I could see a hand touching her."

Leonard nodded.

"Let's move on to the next one... Lynch, you've been secretly putting money in again!"

Leonard turned to look at Lynch, Lynch was taking out his bulging wallet and placing five pounds next to Mrs. Lawvis's body.

"It's not sneaking around, you two were both there, so what's sneaking around?"

Lynch waved his hand, and with a pang of regret, stuffed the remaining money into his pocket.

He didn't want to give it to them at first, but the image of him giving money to Lilian earlier had already given the two of them a charitable image, so he had to maintain it for now, since he wasn't short of money anyway.

"Speaking of which, you didn't put money in everyone's pocket here, did you?"

Leonard asked curiously.

He looked around. Lilian's house wasn't in a remote area; it was just one of many buildings in the complex. Unless you searched carefully, you wouldn't be able to find her in the crowd.

Lynch doesn't seem like a very meticulous person, which is why Leonard came to this conclusion.

But he quickly realized that this was impossible.

Lynch didn't have that much money, and besides, the Lawvis family, who lived in the same house as Lilian, hadn't received any help from Lynch at the time.

Lynch's mind raced, and then he pretended to hesitate before saying, "Let me tell you, please don't laugh at me, but I met a lady who looked familiar to me, and I actually followed her."

I followed her here, and her carriage was parked there. I saw her looking in this direction, thinking that there was someone important to her here.

When I came in, I saw Lilian crying while holding her two children. Her children were delirious from illness, so I left the money and quickly slipped out. But when I came out, the woman was gone too.

Lynch looked embarrassed, which made Leonard and Klein chuckle.

They suspected that Lynch was in love.

Otherwise, why would a man secretly follow a girl?

Of course, it's illegal, but they still trust Lynch's character; they're sure he wouldn't do anything rash, he just acted impulsively.

"You can't do something so terrible again. If that girl calls the police, we'll have to come to the police station to pick you up."

Klein shook his head, amused.

Lynch nodded quickly.

He's doing it on purpose, making it seem like a romantic relationship to divert attention.

Even after Klein and Leonard confirmed that he was following Trissy, he gave them a look of sudden realization, making it clear that he had recognized the wanted criminal but thought he had met his true love, thus explaining the situation.

But that's not enough.

Now that the Beyonder have already found Trissy, he has to find a way to make Trissy forget his appearance.

Mr. Azik can help with this.

Lynch took out his pen, wrote a few words on a piece of paper, and then placed the note next to Mrs. Lawvis.

Klein and Leonard assumed it was a note left for Lawvis and didn't think much of it.

After they left and got into the carriage, the note next to the body suddenly disappeared, and then another note was placed next to the body.

The note contained Lynch's handwriting, though there were signs of deliberate imitation.

"This is for your wife's funeral expenses!"

The note read as follows.

Meanwhile, Mr. Azik, who was imitating Lynch's handwriting and had his spirit servant return the note to its original place, went to his friend's office with a slight headache to ask for a substitute.

"Why does this kid always make demands when I'm about to go to work? I'm already so busy every day, and now I have to deal with these little things..."

But it's not the child's fault. It's all the guy behind it's doing. Don't let me catch you, you've caused me so much trouble. Of course, Klein is also to blame. Lynch is never safe with that guy; he's always getting dragged into all sorts of things!

He carefully folded the note Lynch had just given him, his movements deliberate as he put it into his pocket. Through his actions, the contents of the note were clearly visible.

"Dear Mr. Azik, I've gotten into trouble again. The Nighthawks has found Trissy, and I need you to make her forget what I look like, otherwise she'll definitely recognize me."

Her address is xxx.

Also, we have a Seer on our team, he's really amazing, so you must take precautions.

Also, please leave another note here that says, "This is for your wife's funeral expenses!"

Mr. Azik left the school, then found a secluded spot and disappeared.

A short while later, he appeared in the West Borough.

He entered the house almost silently, without disturbing the owner.

The second floor is where the mother of the Divine Child chosen by Lynch lives, and the third floor is Trissy's residence. She is sitting by the mirror, examining her reflection.

Witch always surprise us.

Mr. Azik suddenly said.

Trissy jumped up suddenly, but soon stood frozen in place.

Mr. Azik prayed something at her altar, then dismantled it. He then looked at Trissy and said, "Take care of this place, send the mother of the Divine Child away, and leave as soon as possible. The Nighthawks are coming!"

Trissy nodded blankly, and Mr. Azik disappeared from sight.

She stood there blankly for about two minutes, then suddenly opened her eyes and led the woman from the second floor out.

"Let's go! We need to find somewhere else!"