Malinda froze as she looked at the serpentine cracks on the bone.
This was something she had never expected to see.
Before she could think any further, something suddenly changed-
Hiss!
A long hiss rang through the night sky as a dark serpent abruptly rose.
At that moment, the snake pattern on the leg bone seemed to come alive. With an eerie twist of its body, it sprang free of the bone and opened its mouth to bite Malinda.
The Lady of the Long Night did not even glance at the snake shadow right before her. She raised her hand and tossed the leg bone away, while the smoke ring suspended in midair turned into an arrow and shattered it.
The snake shadow lunging toward the Lady of the Long Night dissolved with it, vanishing into nothing.
A snake?
Why have these people shown up in South Los too?
Since when has South Los become this chaotic?
It feels as though someone born to attract trouble has come to South Los!
Malinda muttered to herself, her eyes grave.
Then she lightly tapped the carriage.
Edwin immediately flicked the reins and set the carriage moving.
As for 10 Clara Street?
Someone qualified would deal with it.
Leave each task to the appropriate specialist.
Maltz had learned that saying long ago.
So, after recording the gold and silver ornaments at 44 Whitebird Street, the Chief left the butler to put everything back in place-he had no desire to pit his aesthetic sense against his partner's fists.
"Dico, you're going back to the police station?"
After boarding the police carriage, Maltz was surprised to learn that his subordinate intended to return to the station.
"Aren't you going home to see little Ellie?"
Maltz looked puzzled.
He knew very well that his subordinate doted