Chapter 477 His Master

After locking Hemrew up in the secret prison, the soldiers looked at inspector Morgan with a whole new level of respect.

One should know that this was their first time witnessing any inspector in action.

So they were left utterly shocked.

They had so many unanswered questions in their minds, and couldn't help but walk up to inspector Morgan curiously.

"Inspector..... there's something that baffles me.

How did you know that someone else had been in Hemrew's hotel room apart from himself and the hotel staffers?"

"Hmmm...

You see, in Hemrew's toom.... we found a used coffee mug with its handle facing the left side of the table.

And besides the mug, was also a stirring spoon that was also on the left-hand side of the mug.

In short, there were over 7 pieces of evidence like these scattered all over the parlour/living room.

So of course, one would not be wrong to assume that all these details the suspect was left-handed."

The Captains frowned as they listened to Morgan.

"But from what we know, Hemrew is right-handed instead."

"Bingo!

He's right-handed.

But all the evidence in the living room points out that he was left-handed instead.

So just to confirm again that we were sure.... we looked at the other rooms too, just to see if the suspect was truly left-handed or right-handed.

In the bedroom, another used mug was placed on the right side bed table.

And this time, the mug's handle is facing the right of the table.

If you pick up a mug with your right, you'll definitely place it down with the handle facing the right..... and vice versa for when you pick it up with your left.

In addition to that... the bathroom also had 2 used bars of soaps that were left on the right-hand side of the bathtub, as well as the sink.

Also, even though we don't have any way of identifying fingerprints..... we still take note of some minor details by looking at them.

For example, the right bathroom tap handle had numerous fingerprints on it when compared to the left handle.

In short, there were over 24 reasons that backed up the claim that the suspect was indeed right-handed.

So that meant that some left-handed person must've used the mug in the living room earlier.

Which also proved that the suspect lied about not having anyone over before he left."

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Listening to Morgan's analogy, both Captains nodded in awe at Morgan's amazing deduction skills.

Were all inspectors like this?

"But how did you know that his cowardly facade was all an act?"

"For starters, he knew about most of Baymard's weapons... and also had a plan for if he got caught.

So with that in mind, it was also safe for us to assume that he knew about some of our principals and technologies here.

You see, when he was previously locked up in the Coastal region, he already knew that you all had been watching him from behind the black screen.

After all, the military also had black screen rooms for instructors too.

So the traitors in barracks would've probably told him about them.

Hence his goal was to act as pitiful as he possibly could, so as to make everyone think that he was innocent.

After all, civilians and even nobles don't know anything about the black screen wall yet..... and since it wasn't written down in his list, he thought that no one would be suspicious of his pitiful act at all.

Also, his eyes were somewhat shifty, his breathing would sometimes get heavy, his eyes became dilated and tensed up for a bit during questioning, and he would always bring out some pitiful point whenever he answered a question.

In short from a psychological point of view... there were so many reasons why I felt very certain that this whole