The fast-traveling girl has no feelings for her

Chapter 270 The Witch's Little Red Riding Hood ([-]) (Second)

Rozok asked, "Tell me, when and where did the child disappear?"

Granny Na replied, "The time was about seven days ago in the evening."

"Little Red Riding Hood used to work in a bakery in the city, and she would usually return to the village after finishing her work. I would always wait for her at the entrance of the village, but I didn't wait for her to come back that day.

Then the next day, I went to the bakery in the city and asked.

The store owner said that Little Red Riding Hood left that day and did not go to work in the store the next day, so I knew that the child had disappeared..."

Rozoke didn't get any useful information from Granny Na's words.

They all know about Little Red Riding Hood leaving the bakery before.

The key to the problem now is to find the specific place where Little Red Riding Hood disappeared.

Because the area where this village is located is very vast, surrounded by dense forests, and there are mountains in the distance.

Without finding out where the child disappeared, they would have no way of finding out the whereabouts of the witch.

At this moment, Johnny, who had picked up a bamboo basket on the road earlier, took a few steps forward, handed the bamboo basket he picked up to Granny Na for inspection, and asked her, "Grandma Na, do you know this bamboo basket? ?”

Granny Na held the familiar basket in her hand and looked back and forth, and finally shouted excitedly, "This is the basket I took out for Little Red Riding Hood that day! Yes, I won't admit it. Yes, this is the bamboo basket!"

The appearance of this basket immediately brought a turning point to the plight of the investigation.

Although Rozok was a little dissatisfied with Jenny for stealing his limelight, he wouldn't get angry right now.

After checking the bamboo basket, Granny Na looked at Jenny and asked, "Young man, where did you find this basket?"

You know, her Little Red Riding Hood would never throw the basket away, someone must have taken her away, that's why the child dropped the basket.

This basket is the clue, the clue for her to find Little Red Riding Hood!

Jenny told the approximate location where he found the basket, but he felt that the basket had been deliberately thrown into the grass.If someone really took the child away, that person probably wouldn't care about the basket.

Therefore, he had some doubts that on the road where Little Red Riding Hood disappeared, there might be other people passing by that evening.

When Jenny expressed his conjecture, the villagers felt a little more awe in their eyes.

You really deserve to be a witch hunter, you really deserve to be someone sent down from the city!

With such insights at such a young age, the wisdom of the other party should be beyond the reach of mud legs like them in their entire lives.

When he noticed that the villagers were looking at Jenny with admiration, Rozok felt a fire of jealousy burning in his heart.

He couldn't help but refuted Jenny's words, "What you said just now is just your speculation. What about the evidence? What about the witnesses? Do you know who has walked that road?"

Jenny really doesn't know.

But before he could shake his head, Grandma Na suddenly stomped her feet and said, "I see, it's that lazy man!"

After she finished speaking, she turned around, and from the crowd behind, she picked out the lazy man who had always been disgusted in the village.

When the lazy man saw Jenny take out the bamboo basket just now, he had a premonition that something was wrong, so he shrank back, trying to escape.

I didn't want Granny Na to find him out in no time, even though she was old, but her memory and eyesight were fairly good.

At this time, Grandma Na's wrinkled face was already filled with anger.

She held the crutch in one hand, grabbed the lazy man's jacket with the other, and asked him, "Tell me, what did you do on the way back that night when I bumped into you at the entrance of the village?"

Seeing this situation, both Rozok and Jenny also realized that this lazy man might be an important witness.

The two men thought of this almost at the same time, looked at each other unconsciously, and then looked away at the same time.

In this witch hunter team, Jenny's ability to handle affairs is actually very strong. He could have gone to a better place to find a good job.

It's a pity that his background is too low.

Born in a rural village, he had no orthodox education since he was a child, and he could not read a few big characters.

Although his brain is good and he has learned a lot of knowledge by himself, the door of high society will not be opened to poor people like him.

Rozoke's fate is completely different from his.

The former was the son of a large farmer who was born with a golden spoon in his mouth. His family was wealthy and well-off, and he received an aristocratic education since he was a child.

Although his family later failed somewhat, Rozok was still able to find a legitimate position as the mayor of the town.

For example, Rozok led the team out to perform the mission this time, in fact, to gain merit, and the others are just foils for him.

In Rozok's eyes, a mud-legged person like Jenny, who came from a humble background, tried his best to climb up with a little wit, but he didn't know that it was all in vain in the end.

If he was handsome, he might be able to be the lover of the noble ladies in the city.

It's a pity that with his appearance and knowledge, he is not even qualified to be a lover for noble ladies.

The lovers of those wives are all great writers, no matter how bad they are, they are nobles with titles.

High society is not prepared for people like Jenny at all.

These two men are well aware of each other's background and intentions, but they don't show it on the surface.

At this moment, the lazy man who was picked out by Granny Na, facing the staring eyes of Rozok and Jenny, had no choice but to dump everything he knew, like pouring beans out of a tube.

It turned out that on the way back to the village that day, he saw a small basket that had been left on the spot.

There was still a small portion of pastries in the basket at the time.

Being greedy, he didn't care who dropped the thing, he just ate the pastry and threw the basket by the way.

When she heard this, Grandma Na was so angry that she hit the bastard with the cane in her hand.

If he had brought the basket back to the village as soon as he saw it on the day of his return, she would have known about Little Red Riding Hood's disappearance earlier, and would not have delayed it until today.

In Granny Na's heart, no matter whether Little Red Riding Hood was captured by the witch or not, the other party was a child in his teens, and the surrounding area was in the wilderness, so his life would probably be lost.

But at the moment, Rozok doesn't care whether Little Red Riding Hood is alive or dead, he just wants to know where she disappeared.

So he winked at the person in charge at the side, and the latter immediately stepped forward knowingly, took Granny Na aside, and comforted her with persuasive words, telling her not to be impulsive, so as not to delay the adults' work.

Although Granny Na was very angry, she knew the dangers and did not have an attack at the moment.

Because she also wanted to know whether it was the witch in the jungle who took her Little Red Riding Hood.

(End of this chapter)