Why it never ends

"Wait! Wait a minute—" Tasia stood up.

The man turned his head, "What are you doing?"

"I just want to remind you again that the "Detailed Rules" are posted at the Grace Theater," Tasia's voice was filled with unbearable, "It's been a day, as long as you live with everyone on this day, you are listening to others, someone Come and talk to you, you can't guarantee that you haven't heard the rules, so we must now—"

The man didn't understand Tasia's meaning, but from the little girl's expression, he could always understand that Tasia was not hostile, so he decided to put it another way and express his meaning more clearly.

"Anyway, I won't follow this female mercury needle!"

After all, the men left quickly.

Female mercury needle.

Su Lei repeated this word in his heart—why does it sound so awkward.

At this time, Fayence also stood up suddenly, "Ms. Hesta, can I apply for an intermission?"

"What's wrong?" Hesta asked.

Hesta looked at Bernhard: "How about the casualties last night?"

Not far away, Bernhard spat at the two of them, "...I remember you guys without bones."

The Bishop restaurant was temporarily empty, except for Bernhard and his men, there were only two young thorn monks left. When Hesta looked at them, the two immediately straightened their backs, with solemn and pious expressions.

"Let me tell you," Su Lei said in a low voice, "a total of 19 people were attacked last night. Personally, their injuries are all of the same type... someone pierced through the anus with a sharp object, and the wound runs through the entire abdomen, and most of them have more than one hole in the lower abdomen... it is very tragic."

"Wait a minute," Hesta interrupted Bernhard again, "Has your 19-member team also read the detailed rules?"

"Speak well." Hesta said coldly.

Bernhard suddenly turned to Hesta, "Why are you laughing!"

The bodies of the two young men were shocked.

"This is revenge against us!" Bernhard was still very emotional, "This is because they know who is the real threat on this ship—"

"Why don't you follow Fayence and the others to take a look?" Helen whispered.

As Fayance left, several people chased after him one after another.

"Of course I did." One of them bowed slightly, "After you said you wanted to read it, we immediately went to read it."

"Know what?" Helen looked towards the door, "Anyway, I'm going to go there now, and you can decide for yourself whether to follow or not."

"Even if the corpses of the nineteen people are transported, they will easily leave traces," Hesta asked. "Have you checked everything on the ship? Didn't find it?"

"And have you read the Bylaws, General?"

Hesta raised his head, "I want you to tell the story, why don't you speak?"

Tasia sat obediently in her original position when she suddenly felt someone pat her on the shoulder.

"It's you..." Hesta remembered the two faces she had casually comforted at the end of a morning meeting, "It seems that you two are the only ones who came here for the morning meeting today. Listen to my words."

Hesta smiled, "Okay."

After her, more people flocked to the Grace Theater one after another.

Bernhard stared at Su Lei with some annoyance, the policeman had never called himself that before, "...Of course I read it, I will be responsible for protecting everyone's safety when necessary! I have to see what you posted something,"

Bernhard suppressed his anger, "Most of the people who were attacked suffered fatal injuries, but they, as well as the bodies of those who died... were all moved away, and now I don't know where they are."

"...Jane Hestad!" Bernhard growled, "you—"

"They're my core strength, of course I've read them all! They—"

"We all looked at it roughly, but there are too many entries, and we can't remember it all at once," Fayance put the whiteboard in the middle of the crowd, "I'll bring things over, let's compare them during the discussion."

"Don't care about this kind of statement," Hesta said slowly, "The bones of the dead are as hard as the bones of the living...but that doesn't make sense."

"I'm going to read the full text." Fayence pointed in the direction of the Grace Theater, "Aren't you going to delay?"

Looking back, it was Helen.

Just as Bernhard was about to retort, Su Lei suddenly stood up.

"Are all the people who were attacked dead?"

Tasia looked at Helen's leaving back in puzzlement, but after a while, she got up and went to the Grace Theater.

"These 19 people must have been selected on purpose," the man said, "because they are all former members of the SS, and each of them has very rich combat experience—"

"OK, where is the list of 19 people who disappeared last night?"

One of Bernhard's adjutants stepped forward and handed over a letter folded in half.

"If I found out, would I still be here now!" Bernhard replied sharply.

After a while, there were noisy footsteps outside the door, and everyone came back together, but this time everyone did not return empty-handed—Fionce returned to the dining room directly carrying the whiteboard with the "Detailed Rules" on it.

During the silence, Bernhard's face flushed quietly, and his nostrils rose and fell.

"I laugh that some people's mouths are harder than a dead man's bones."

"A total of [-] people were attacked, and seven or eight were slightly injured."

Su Lei glanced at the soldiers behind Bernhard. They understood the meaning and immediately surrounded his superior.

"Okay," Hesta replied blankly, "What kind of fatal injury is it?"

Bernhard raised his voice: "They've all disappeared! Everyone's gone! Su Lei was there at the time, didn't she—"

Hesta made a gesture of excuse.

"Me?" Tasia froze for a moment, "I already...don't you know it all?"

"It's not that complicated," Hesta said in a low voice. "You violated No. 11 of the nocturnal activity recommendation, so you're in trouble. It's as simple as that."

Several passengers on the side looked at the whiteboard at the same time.

"11. Before using the elevator, please observe the current location of the elevator. Most of the passenger elevators on this ship have copper pointers, which will display the location of the elevator in real time. If you find that the elevator is stopping on the -2 floor, please leave the elevator entrance here and change take another elevator

"Impossible—!" Bernhard roared again, "I tell you! Before you became the arbiter, Goebbels showed us all those things! We are all well—"

Su Lei walked to the whiteboard with the detailed rules, "Then let's make it clearer. Do you understand why this rule exists?"