Chapter 809: Liars, Panicked People! (Please Subscribe, Please Vote)

Jones asked this question very cleverly.

He did not directly ask the sweater man whether he had been to the Curse Lake. If he asked this question, wouldn't it be too obvious that he was just passing by to drink water?

Once these natives were wary, it would only accelerate the death of the Chosen One.

Asking whatever you see at home is the behavior of a "passerby".

Even if it would be presumptuous, the owner of the house would not think much about it.

Hearing this, the sweater man sighed and replied, "Yes, the disaster came some time ago, when I came back from outside."

There was a little sadness in the sweater man's words, as if he regretted not returning home in time.

According to him, if he had returned home in time, such a tragedy would not have happened.

Jones analyzed from another side and concluded that this guy was very strong, and his strength might be stronger than it looked on the surface.

In order to play his role well, Jones began to express his apologies and then comforted the sweater man's emotions.

Now it was late, and the sweater man asked if they were hungry, and there were some leftovers in the kitchen.

Moreover, their house has five rooms, two living rooms, one kitchen and two bathrooms, which looks very spacious. They also invited Jones and the psychopathic fighter to stay overnight here, and told them that if they were in a hurry, they should leave at dawn tomorrow, because it was dangerous outside at night.

In order to investigate the situation clearly, Jones must agree.

But he still had to pretend, and first acted a little embarrassed. They had already eaten dinner, but they were indeed a little tired, so they could only trouble the sweater man here for one night.

The sweater man didn't mind, and then prepared a guest room for them.

According to the sweater man, the master bedroom and the second bedroom here were occupied, and one of the three guest rooms was also occupied, so Jones and the psychopathic fighter were asked to choose one each.

To be on the safe side, Jones said: "But it's so troublesome, we can just have one room."

The sweater man seemed easy to talk to, so he agreed to his request.

With that, the sweater man went to the empty guest room to clean up the room.

After he left, Jones didn't get up and check the portrait on the wall as he was confused at the beginning in the middle-aged man's room.

There are five portraits in total, three elderly people and two middle-aged people.

The portraits of the elderly are two men and one woman.

The portraits of the middle-aged people are about the same age as the sweater man, a man and a woman.

From the portraits, the outlines of the middle-aged man and woman seem to be similar to those of the elderly people.

It seems that there is a certain blood relationship.

The sweater man quickly cleaned up the house and returned to the living room.

Jones took this opportunity to ask the sweater man about his relationship with the people in the photos.

The sweater man's answer surprised him a little.

According to the sweater man, the middle-aged woman in the photo is his wife, and the middle-aged man is the husband of the curly-haired woman.

Because of the disaster, his wife and the husband of the curly-haired woman died. He felt sorry for the short-haired woman, so he took her in and formed a family.

Hearing this, Jones thought: No wonder these two people look unhappy. If they are still "alive", will they be happy to see their loved ones with others?

Jones is not gossiping when he thinks so, because he thinks this may be a clue.

Next, Jones continued to ask who those people were.

The sweater man said that those people were his parents and the father of the curly-haired woman.

At this point, Jones felt strange. Logically, the elderly should not be angry that their children could reorganize their lives.

This might be a clue.

Since there was no other information, Jones could not make inferences for the time being.

So he could only continue to ask questions: "My friend and I came here to find a lake. I wonder if you have been there?"

Before the sweater man spoke, there was a bang nearby.

Startled Jones, Jones immediately looked in the direction of the sound. The curly-haired woman who was cleaning broke a plate for some reason.

The sweater man showed a very gentlemanly demeanor, squatting on the ground to clean up the glass with the curly-haired woman, and sent the curly-haired woman back to the master bedroom to rest.

Then he came back to continue answering Jones' questions: "There are mountains all around, there is no lake, you should have gone to the wrong place, tomorrow morning, you should return the same way."

This sentence does not sound contradictory, or it can be said that the sweater man is expressing that he will not harm them.

But Jones can basically be sure that there is something wrong with the sweater man.

As a resident here, he may not know that there is a lake next to it.

After all, residents do not need to walk around, and the Curse Lake is far away from here. Who has nothing to do to walk so far to find a lake.

But the problem is, if the sweater man is the owner of this place, then he must know that there is a lake.

Because Jones is inferring from the rules and intelligence.

The rules let him look for the "lost object", and it happens that one of the lost objects is a portrait. The portrait should be the lost object of someone in this place. This is obvious.

But the problem is, the portrait was lost in the Curse Lake, which means that the person who lost the portrait must have been to the Curse Lake, otherwise how could Jones find it there.

If the sweater man is the owner of this place, even if he has not been there, someone in his family must have been there.

The sweater man cannot be unaware of where the Curse Lake is.

Jones has two inferences here.

First, the sweater man is an aboriginal from outside. With his powerful strength, he killed the husband of the curly-haired woman and occupied this place.

Second, the sweater man and the curly-haired woman are both weird, but there are things in the house that they are afraid of, or there are rules and restrictions, so they did not do it.

Jones is more inclined to the first idea, because the woman looks a little mentally ill.

Although Jones is not a real psychiatrist, he knows that when people are stimulated, they will show some abnormal behaviors.

The curly-haired woman has been mopping that very clean place just now, and Jones feels something is wrong.

Moreover, when he mentioned the cursed lake, there was movement from the curly-haired woman, which may be a hint to Jones that the woman knows something, but she can't say it out.

As for the second statement, it is also easy to understand.

Then we need to analyze it again.

All the statements of the sweater man are lies.

In the five photos, the middle-aged man and woman are the couple. The sweater man and the curly-haired woman killed most of the people here, but there is a child.

Then rule 3 will be triggered.

[Rule 3: In this area, please do not refuse any child's request, otherwise he will be very angry. ]

The rules of this building are outrageous. No one can refuse a child's request. The child's words are the rules.

Perhaps the child has said something strange.

So the two of them can only play husband and wife here, because they can't beat the child at all, or they can't beat the "angry" child.

By the way, in order to avoid being regarded as a pervert again, Jones had changed his clothes when he walked out of the middle-aged man's room, and the same was true for the psychopathic fighter.