Kiana and the Captain's Bizarre Adventure

Seeing that Dahao had already left, Guanyan was forced to accept this fact, and then she pulled up all the videos related to Rakshasa.

However, because the timeline is chaotic, the specific order needs to be deduced by everyone themselves.

Perhaps because of his involvement in the case, March 7 seemed somewhat excited.

Subsequently, with Xing's deduction, everyone managed to figure out the time sequence of these videos, but simply figuring out the time sequence was not enough to deduce his true purpose.

What's strange is that in one of the shots, there's no Rakshasa figure; instead, a little girl walks past the camera, and behind her are two suspicious figures dressed entirely in black.

Suddenly, as if he had just thought of something, March 7th exclaimed loudly, "Isn't this exactly the same as what's written in 'The Fisherman's Case'?"

"The Fisherman's Case?"

"It's a highly popular novel that's been serialized on Xianzhou for hundreds of years," March 7 explained. "The general plot is that the protagonist, a Danshi (alchemist) from the Danding Division, accidentally stumbles upon a crime scene at the mysterious organization, the Tea Drinking Club. To cover their tracks, the Tea Drinking Club forces the protagonist to drink a mysterious poison. Instead of dying, the protagonist undergoes a transformation similar to that of the Chiming Clan, turning back into a child. To return to his childlike form and marry his childhood sweetheart, the protagonist uses his childlike appearance as cover while secretly investigating the Tea Drinking Club. Incidentally, the members of the Tea Drinking Club always wear all black."

Walter had to remind March 7 not to bring the fictional scenarios into reality, "But this is reality, March."

"But look, such a tall man walked into the alley and disappeared, and what came out was a small child, followed by two men in black. It's just like the scene from The Fisherman's Case!"

"First of all, she's a little girl, and secondly, she has black hair. No matter how potent the drug is, it can't change a person's gender or hair color, right?"

"That seems right."

At this moment, Guan Yan finally recognized the true identity of the little girl in the video.

"Wait, isn't this Yin Shu, the shopkeeper of Sanyu Bookstore? I've been hearing you guys discussing the Fisherman's Case, but I didn't recognize it at first."

Without a doubt, Guan Yan's words completely overturned March 7's reasoning, leaving the self-proclaimed great detective, March 7, somewhat embarrassed.

However, March 7th is still March 7th, and even if I guessed wrong, I will quickly adjust myself.

"Now that we have an important clue, let's go find that hidden bookstore owner!"

“But if Dahao were to write the book…” Guan Yan said with some concern.

"He said not to go directly to the person in question, but he didn't say we can't go to witnesses. Since that shopkeeper of the hidden book appeared in the video, it's not unreasonable for us to go to her and ask for some clues, is it?"

In the end, Guan Yan relented, "Okay! But promise me you absolutely, absolutely! You can't go to the person in person! I don't want to get a complaint either."

Although they didn't know how troublesome the so-called complaint Guan Yan and the others mentioned would be, Kiana and the others agreed, adhering to the principle of "better to avoid trouble than to cause it."

Unfortunately, when everyone arrived at Sanyu Bookstore, Yinshu, the shopkeeper, was not there. They had no choice but to split up to search for him, leaving Xing and Sanyueqi in the shop in case Yinshu suddenly returned.

However, after the group returned empty-handed, Xing learned the location of the Hidden Book from the guy who had been watching over the place.

"Oh, you're asking me why I was there yesterday?"

After finding the hidden book and explaining its origin, the hidden book provided its own clues.

"Actually, it's nothing. I just wanted to find a quiet place to read, and then what you saw happened. I don't know who those two men in black were; I only know they smelled terrible. As for that blond stranger you mentioned..."

Yinshu seemed to remember something and said, "Oh, that customer! Yesterday, after that gentleman came into the bookstore, he picked up a newly published novel called 'The Fisherman's Case' and started reading it. After paying for the book, he tore off the title page and then put the book back on the shelf with a smile on his face."

"That's strange. I paid for the book but didn't take it. Instead, they only tore off the title page... Could it be some kind of code?"

March 7th was speculating, but Walter clearly wouldn't wait for March 7th's reasoning; he would only use a more sophisticated method.

"May we take that book?"

"Of course you can. The book has its title page torn out and should be disposed of as waste. But the gentleman paid for it before damaging it, so I don't have a good solution right now. Since you want it, I'll give it to you."

"Thank you."

After obtaining the book from the Hidden Book, the group arrived at a relatively secluded pavilion.

"First, let's review the clues we have so far," March 7 said excitedly.

To be honest, Walter quite enjoyed this kind of case, which was almost like a detective game.

"First, after completing the formalities, the Rakshasa returned to the inn where he was staying. Not long after, he came out of the inn, but he did not bring the coffin with him. Then he went to the Sanyu Bookstore, bought a newly published novel called 'The Fisherman's Case' but did not take it. Instead, he tore off the title page of the novel. After that, he went to the closed Xingcha Port and disappeared. What came out were Yin Shu, the shopkeeper of Sanyu Bookstore, and two mysterious men in black."

"And the Hidden Bookstore owner said those two men in black smelled terrible," Xing added from the side.

"Not bad, not bad, it seems you've gotten used to being a detective's assistant." March 7th began her deductions with great interest. "Next, I'll deduce all of Rakshasa's actions in the same way as the protagonist of the Fisherman's Case!"

Then on March 7th, he began his reasoning.

"Now, I am the Rakshasa!"