Why it never ends

Chapter 411 Message
Anna's study was silent, only the candle flames were dancing and crackling.

Hesta watched in the dark for a long time, but never heard any suspicious noises. A quarter of an hour later, she walked out of the shadows and came to Anna's desk.

A white candle stood on yesterday's candlestick, and under the candlestick was a piece of letter paper folded in half. She frowned slightly and took out the letter paper.

Just then, the white cat named Mei Shijin jumped onto the table.Its long, fluffy tail tipped upward, brushing Hesta's wrist as it crossed the tabletop in front of her.

Hesta licked the cat's tail.

The white cat withdrew its tail. It sat upright in front of the table, and moved its ears.

Hesta didn't care about the cat, she unfolded the letter paper, and there was a line of flowing writing on it:

"You're still here, and you left in a hurry last night, don't you regret it?"

Hesta took a deep breath, raised her eyebrows slightly, and continued reading.

"Unfortunately, I'm not here tonight, and I won't be here tomorrow night. You don't have to come to this study to find me in these two days. I don't have much to tell you, only one thing: what I said last night didn't lie to you, you are Absolutely safe, not only because someone is protecting you, but every female passenger on the Shengming is absolutely exempt from this game, no matter which side they stand on, no matter what they do All options, their names have been crossed off my death list.

"Still can't understand what I'm saying? This is normal. To understand everything, you have to stand in the game yourself. If you don't take risks, you can't enter the game."

The message came to an abrupt end here, and Hesta looked at the back, but there was no words there.

There was no signature on the letter paper, and Hesta took out her "Boarding Instructions" from her pocket. She compared the short sentences behind the "Instructions" with the words in the message in front of her. Bodonica, she is the initiator of the short sentence behind the "Notes".

The cat at hand suddenly meowed, and Hesta glanced at it. The white cat had already stretched its limbs and was lying on its side on the table. When it turned over a little, half of its belly was exposed.

Hesta still ignored it, she put the letter paper on the candle and lit it, and then threw it into the silver plate on the table.

The fire on the plate suddenly lit up, and the paper quickly turned to ashes. Hesta turned to leave, and the white cat was already lying at her feet.

"...What's the matter with you?" Hesta grabbed the back of the cat's neck and pressed it firmly to the ground, "I scratched my paw when I touched it the night before yesterday, and it's sticky here again today?"

The white cat was silent, its front legs were flapping in the air, and its lower body was gurgling on the ground. Hesta didn't get up even if he let go.

"Warning you," Hesta said coldly, "If you follow me again, I will be rude to you."

The cat lay where it was, looking up at Hesta, but really didn't move.

Hesta felt it was amused by the surprise, maybe because the tone just now was too fierce, so the cat understood the meaning somewhat.

She stepped over the cat and left here.

In the rapidly retreating aisle of the showroom, Hesta recalled the message he had just seen.It is no accident that the successive dead are men, but what is Anna's goal?Slaughtered the Briar Monk and the followers of Loboglier on the high seas?

Perhaps there were more than that. There were at least twenty soldiers who were killed by Zero at the Grace Theater last night. Perhaps that man named Bernhard was also one of Anna's targets.

It's so convenient.

A ship on the high seas is like an isolated island, and there will be no other mercury needles to obstruct it. No matter what the passenger's status or wealth is, he can't escape in this vast sea no matter what...

Compared to the time when she was exhausted and put herself in danger, Anna really found a place with the right time and place. The smarter thing is that she died at the very beginning, in front of everyone—how could a dead little girl die? crime?Let alone a middle-aged man with inconvenient legs...

She counted everything, right?
There was no one watching the night tonight, so it seemed that Su Lei's suggestion had been heeded.Hesta passed through the open deck, and the torrential rain hit the hull, making a terrible sound.

Before entering another building, Hesta stopped abruptly and turned around to look around—there was no one behind him.

Although there was no evidence, she always felt that Miss Chiba had probably been following her in the dark.

……

It was nearly two o'clock, and Agnes woke up from a sharp pain in her shoulder. She opened her eyes and saw Meyer lying on the head of the bed.Meyer didn't even change her clothes, just sat there and fell asleep.

The dim yellow night light reflected the outline of the room, Agnes felt a pang of sadness, and did not wake her up.

Agnes was awake in place for a moment, realizing that her painkillers had expired prematurely and that the wound on her shoulder was burning like a living flame.She leaned against the pillow in despair, the pain at rest was unbearable, and when she tried to twist her neck or raise her other arm, the involved muscles made her feel like torture.

In the darkness, she heard the sound of a bolt being pulled outside.

The sound was very soft, and there were no footsteps after that. In a trance, Agnes wondered if she had a fever, but then, she saw the door of her room slowly opened.

"Who's where!"

Meyer, who was sleeping, suddenly woke up with fright. Agnes endured the pain and straightened up, trying to grab the gun by the bed.

"It's me." Hesta's voice came from behind the door, "Don't be nervous."

Goodbye to Hesta, Agnes felt as if she was facing an enemy, she loaded the gun in disgust, but was immediately strangled by Hesta by the wrist.Agnes watched helplessly as the other party snatched the pistol away - she didn't know where Hesta had pinched her. She pinched her so hard that her whole hand couldn't use its strength at once.

"What's the matter with you?" Hesta whispered, "Didn't I say that the gun must be kept loaded, and if something happens, if you want to touch the gun again, nothing will happen."

Meyer stared blankly at the big man who came suddenly, and it took him a while to realize: "...how did you get in?"

Hesta threw out a key card, which Meyer caught with both hands—the number of their suite was written on it.

"This... where did you come from?"

"Taken from Bree, who is sleeping in the medical observation room tonight," Hesta replied calmly, "I have something to ask you—"

"Hesta! Why did you frame me!"

Hesta glanced at the hoarse Agnes, "What did I frame you for?"

"I didn't give you any Guide at all—"

"The Guide is in the prop safe at the Grace Theater, didn't you tell me that?"

Agnes' eyes widened slightly, "What..."

(End of this chapter)