The South African Potions Mystery（4/ who is the murderer）

 

Chapter 2 The Terrible Village of Molej

 

4/ who is the murderer

 

In the mysterious village of Molej in South Africa, a 10-year-old boy named Sero has been killed. He was first hit on the head with a sharp weapon, and immediately blood spurted from his wound. Next, the killer viciously cut off Se-ro's penis, his hands, and his ears.

Under the leadership of South African police officer Molala Moshaan, my friend and Chinese-American detective Mr. Tang Jerry and I came to the ancient South African village of Molej. The scenery here is beautiful and the climate is pleasant.

According to police officer Mr. Molala Moshan, Molej belongs to the Khoisa language family. Their skin is tawny and they are the oldest people on the African continent. According to the difference in lifestyle, they are divided into Saan and Khoi, but there is little difference in their appearance. The Sarn people, commonly known as the Buhimans, lived on gathering and hunting. Living off the Drakens, there are many Bushman murals that survive throughout South Africa. The Khoi live by grazing and are also called the Hottentots because of their stutter-like language. Since the white invasion, the population of the Koensa language family has declined rapidly, and it is known that the extinction of this ethnic group is not far away. The Saen people live in the Kalahari Desert, the Khoi people live in the Naqualand region, and the ancient village of Molaije belongs to the Naqualand region.

The Xhosa people I saw in Molej are always surrounded by white cloth dyed red, and their image is very unique.

Mr. Morala Moshan, a police officer, told us that these Xhosa people are farmers and herdsmen who mainly raise livestock and have a culture that includes many magical elements. The shaman called Igukulei occupies an important position in the traditional society, and people's survival depends on the reconciliation of a medicine called Ikushuvere.

Mr. Moshan shook his head and said to Mr. Don Jerry: "It will be extremely difficult to find the real murderer among these Xhosa people."