Girls Frontline: Griffin Security

Huh? Amnesia?

Xu Bin really didn't expect this answer. He looked at the other party in surprise, but what he received was a pair of empty eyes...

"What memories did you lose?"

"All, all..."

While Ellen answered the other party in confusion, he took out a stack of letters from his bag, put them on the table and said:

"7 days ago, I woke up in a strange hotel room"

"I don't know why I was there...but when I got up, I found that these envelopes had filled up my entire bed..."

"Can I open it and take a look?"

"certainly"

Ellen nodded, then spread his hands, signaling the other party to start reading......

There were about fifty letters in total. They looked old and the envelope of each one had been opened.

After getting the consent, Xu Bin did not start reading the contents on the spot, but spread the envelopes evenly on the table, and then sorted them according to time and address... Soon, he got the first clue:

All of these letters are from before 2053.

According to the information on the postmarks, the earliest mailing time for this batch of letters was in the autumn of 2046, and the latest was in the winter of 2052.......

In the spring of 2053, World War III officially broke out.

.....

Xu Bin couldn't help but frown. He didn't like to recall the time of 2053...

Then he turned his attention to the sender and recipient information of the letter, and more valuable clues emerged:

The recipients were all Ellen Rodriguez, the man sitting in front of us right now;

The senders are no longer just one. Some of them are relatives of the Rodriguez family... some are doctors in the hospital... and some are hired teachers in an elementary school.

But without exception, their letters were all sent from the same place—the post office in Silent Hill, Minnehowa…

The commander flipped through a few of the letters on the table and found nothing strange in them. They were just daily greetings from relatives and friends.

While carefully folding the letters and stuffing them back into the envelope, Xu Bin asked:

"How do you know you are 'Ellen Rodriguez', Mr. Client?"

"Well, I learned it from my personal belongings."

After saying that, Ellen took out a driver's license from his pocket and handed it to Xu Bin. The latter took a look and found that there was nothing wrong with it.

"And there is this..."

The former pointed to an envelope on the table, and Xu Bin found a yellowed old photo in it, which showed a photo of a young couple...

The young man was full of vigor and confidently put his arm around the girl's shoulders. The two of them smiled with their big white teeth, as beautiful as a newlywed couple.

Turning the photo to the back, Xu Bin could still find a line of beautiful small words, which read:

"Congratulations to 'Iron Ellen' for successfully proposing to his beloved Hailey! ———Hailey Garcia, December 2052, 12"

Well, it looks like this is a happily engaged couple.

Hey, wait a minute…!

Steel Ellen?

Ellen Rodriguez?

Xu Bin widened his eyes in disbelief... Could it be that the "Mr. Zombie" in front of him was the person in the photo? ? ? This is impossible, right? !

He looked up and carefully examined the client's face: he looked haggard and decadent, with dull eyes...but his facial features were exactly the same as the young man in the photo...

It’s actually the same person!

After opening his mouth and standing in a daze for a long time, Xu Bin finally accepted this fact.

"Have you been in touch with anyone from your hometown these days?"

"No, I only received calls from colleagues at the company, asking me when I would return to work............"

"All right"

Hearing this sad answer, Xu Bin leaned back in his chair and pondered...

The identity of Mr. Allen in front of us should be correct. He is Allen Rodriguez from Silent Hill.

But the problem is that there are still some confusing things about what he encountered:

1.Why was the photo of the fiancée stuffed in the envelope?

Logically speaking, if a person receives such a commemorative photo, shouldn't the most normal thing to do be to keep it well?

Why didn't "Ellen before he lost his memory" do this, but instead stuffed it back into the envelope sent by his fiancée, leaving it to yellow along with the letters from home?

2. Who dropped the letters on his bed? Why are there no letters from 2053 to the present?

Xu Bin flipped through the letters with the latest dates and did not find any news like relationship breakdown or town relocation. At the same time, the Eagle Federation had never banned domestic mail exchanges.

Then, from the perspective of human emotions, it is impossible that friends and relatives in his hometown stopped sending letters to Ellen in 2053...

The reason for this is most likely that the person who left the letters with Ellen was unwilling (or unable) to leave them behind.

3. Who assassinated Ellen after she lost her memory? What is the connection between these killers and Ellen's memory loss, the letters from the town, and the people who left the letters?

This may be a breakthrough!

Thinking of this, Xu Bin stopped making unnecessary guesses and sat up straight to ask Ellen about the situation when he was assassinated...

The haggard Mr. Allen in front of him didn't know how long it had been since he had a full meal. He stuffed the hamburger into his mouth sleepily and prepared to answer the other party's questions in slurred words.

...

But at this moment, Xu Bin suddenly stopped Ellen who was about to speak...

He looked coldly behind the other person and whispered:

"I think you may not need to describe how the killers attacked you."

"Because they are already here..."