"Young Master, have you noticed anything?"
"No."
Come on, experience-wise, I was a total rookie, okay? How could I possibly take one look at a crime scene and immediately spot a whole pile of clues like some seasoned veteran?
Fang Ran looked around the scene of the stolen documents, rolling his eyes at himself inwardly in such an irresponsible manner.
Although he could call Big Brother Su Qun, the cool and aloof male lead who knew criminal investigation and was also a Participant, considering that it was practically midnight in Beijing right now...
After thinking it over, Fang Ran decided against it.
It would be terrible if he disrupted Sister Hua Ling's business. He had already somehow been added to her little blacklist.
"From the entrance, it looks like the other party used force to cut through the lock."
"After all, ordinary real-world obstacles generally aren't obstacles to Participants."
Looking at the cutting marks on the iron entrance door, apparently left by some kind of technological weapon, Fang Ran answered Adeline with some helplessness.
Metal doors, security locks—things that could firmly keep ordinary people out—were practically meaningless before most Participants.
Even a place on the level of a bank vault could be entered easily, provided they had technological equipment prepared specifically for the task or an appropriate ability.
"It looks like they knew the safe's password?"
Fang Ran looked at the opened safe. As he focused, the pupil of his right eye faintly lit up golden, and his ability to see through the essence of things showed that its interior was normal, without any signs of forced entry.
For a Participant, investigating the password was nothing unusual.
"Yeer, connect to the internal network here. Help me check all surveillance footage from outside to this room. See whether there was a