The atmosphere in the burial chamber was somber and heavy.
Ovelia stood there, her pretty face icy, her oppressive mood almost enough to crush a person.
The servants helping out hardly dared to breathe, working as quietly as they could.
Li Wei, however, paid it no mind. Wearing gloves, he quietly played his bone-assembling game off to the side.
Once he had fitted the last bone into place, Li Wei looked at the pit before him and nodded.
"Yes, that's all of them."
"You may leave."
Hearing Li Wei speak, Ovelia gave her order. The two servants and the old gravekeeper hurried to leave as though they had been granted a pardon, but just then, her voice rang out again.
"Remember, if word of this gets out, you know what the consequences will be."
"Yes, yes..."
Ovelia's fearsome reputation was well known. None of the three dared say anything more. They hastily turned and left, closing the burial chamber's doors behind them.
"Mr. Li Wei, please give me an explanation."
Ovelia looked at Li Wei again, her expression serious. He could hardly blame her for being so blunt. After her father disappeared, those police officers had scurried all over the estate and found nothing. Yet Li Wei had been here for less than a day... and what had he already dug up?
"These are just deductions and guesses. I haven't reached any firm conclusions yet."
Li Wei spoke as he looked at the two skeletons on the ground.
"Guesses are fine. Please tell me."
"Hmm... all right."
Li Wei considered it for a moment and decided there really was nothing to hide. Detectives in mystery novels often discovered something and then stubbornly refused to explain, insisting on waiting until everything came to light before revealing their deductions. Li Wei had