The South African Potions Mystery（7/ Potions make trouble）

 

Chapter 3 Witch Doctor Playing God

 

7/ Potions make trouble

 

Mr. Don Jerry and I returned to the village of Molej. On the way back to the village, Mr. Don Jerry didn't say a word, looking very rigid. I didn't dare to say anything more, I know this person well, as long as he is meditating, no one should bother him, otherwise he will definitely get angry.

I smoked and began to adjust my thoughts in the floating smoke. I am a very careful person. I went to the murder scene with Mr. Don Jerry, and I have been with Mr. Don Jerry all the time, but I never understood that Mr. Don Jerry was killed in Cerro The pendant on the necklace was actually found at the murder scene. When did he find it? How could I not know? Maybe that's what makes him so special.

What's more, he concluded that there must have been a fight at the scene of the murder, and the pendant should belong to the murderer. He also suspected that the pendant on the necklace was made of human bones, so he specially invited the famous anthropologist Professor Thornton. Professor Thornton used her professional knowledge to determine that it was a necklace ornament made of a human thumb bone, and based on the age of the bone, it was probably the thumb bone of a boy around 13 or 14 years old. The bone harvest time is about two years and three months. It can be said that great progress has been made in the detection of the case. After all, this is an important clue.

I could see that Mr. Tang Jerry was very excited. He took a deep breath of the cigarette, then pursed his lips, and exhaled the smoke from his mouth forcefully and without interruption, which was his habit. He said to me: "Mr. Hua Lu, Professor Thornton helped us solve the mystery. The murderer is a murderer. The necklace is made of human bones. It is a necklace made of many children's finger bones. That is to say, There have been many children here who have had misfortune."

Professor Thornton told us that there is a ridiculous legend in the village of Molej, where people believe that "what you eat makes you what you eat". This is a very stupid logic! For example, as long as a man's penis is eaten, the strength of the perpetrator's penis will be strengthened. In other words, if the perpetrator wants to make himself farsighted, he can improve his eyesight by devouring the eyes of the victim.

Professor Thornton also said to me and Mr. Tang Jerry: "Those perpetrators are based on this idiot logic of 'eat what you eat' to make potions for huge profits. In fact, these are witch doctors Playing with gods and potions."