After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me - Chapter 840

Chapter 840: The Worthwhile Little Chubby Girl, Mastering Everything
“Ah–” Wang Jia couldn’t hold back and let out a cry, her eyes filled with terror as she pointed and trembled at the sight.

The Red-Clad Senior immediately floated over, touched the spot, and felt a sudden surge of memories crashing into her mind, causing her to crouch down, holding her head in pain.

Seeing this, Wang Jia hurriedly asked, “What happened to you?”

The Red-Clad Senior did not respond.

The others, witnessing her speaking to thin air, couldn’t help but feel a chill run down their spines. Could it be that she truly could see them?

The principal instinctively glanced at Zhouzhou. Initially, he had agreed to come to the grove out of self-interest. Firstly, it was to benefit from the building Qin Lie donated, and secondly, Zhouzhou had pointed out their school’s location. If he didn’t investigate, it could be manipulated by malicious people, exaggerated and spread, even distorting the truth, which would make it truly difficult for the school in the future.

But he hadn’t expected they would actually dig something up.

While they were still astonished, the police gradually uncovered the soil, and more white bones were revealed, causing the scene to grow increasingly silent, while the comments section exploded with “What the hell!”

[What the hell, it’s actually real!]

[Ah, ah, ah, mom save me!]

[Master protects me, I’m not afraid, I’m not afraid.]

When the remains were completely unearthed, everyone was in an uproar.

Even the police couldn’t believe they had actually discovered a corpse. Each of them wore serious expressions, and the principal had no time to think about the new building anymore, as all his attention focused on how to resolve this matter.

He immediately made a decision. “Investigate, we must thoroughly investigate this matter, officers, I appreciate your help.”

At this point, this was the only path forward; regardless of how their school’s reputation would suffer, it was less significant than a human life.

“Understood.” The police nodded, affirming they would pursue the investigation. Yet, after ten years, many clues would inevitably be hard to track down.

Wang Jia, still suppressing her fear, quietly asked the spirit, “Senior, do you remember who killed you?”

The Red-Clad Senior finally lifted her head, her complexion appearing even worse than before, but she shook her head in confusion, saying, “I don’t know.”

Her memories were too muddled. “I only know that someone seemed to have intentionally brought me here.”

As for who that person was, the memory was too vague for her to recall.

At this point, Wang Jia was out of options. Suddenly, a childlike voice piped up, “I know who the murderer is.”

Everyone turned to look at Zhouzhou.

Even the viewers held their breath, momentarily refraining from commenting in the chat, silently waiting for her follow-up.

Zhouzhou turned to the police and asked, “Uncle police, if I help you solve the case, will there be a reward?”

Her eyes sparkled with anticipation.

Previously, whenever she helped her second uncle, there had been rewards, but she wasn’t sure about other people.

Hearing this, the police were momentarily stunned. One officer recognized Zhouzhou and whispered something in their captain’s ear.

Upon hearing, the captain’s expression changed slightly as he looked at Zhouzhou. So, this was the cause of the investigation department almost going bankrupt, causing the director to complain about being broke every other day.

He only wanted to say, “Give him a stack of rewards!”

What did a bonus matter? As long as they could solve the case, it would be worth spending everything!

Every time the director returned from a meeting, he looked distressed, envy and resentment written all over his face. He wished he could snatch this treasure away. With her, would they have to worry about unsolved cases in the future?

Anything that could be solved with a little money was no issue at all!

He immediately nodded, making the decision without consulting the director, “Yes!”

Instantly, Zhouzhou’s eyes brightened even more as she counted with her little chubby hands, her plump little fingers moving so fast they seemed to leave shadows.

After about a minute, she stopped and said, “It’s someone very close to her.”

As she spoke, she stared intently at the blood energy on the spirit. “Oh, the murderer isn’t far from her.”

Blood energy formed from the victim’s resentment often became more agitated the closer it was to the murderer.

The blood energy on her was almost about to explode.

Hearing this, the principal subconsciously glanced at the counselor.

The counselor was also looking at him, and as their eyes met, they both tensed up.

Even the counselor forgot he was the principal at that moment and hurriedly said, “It’s not me!”

The principal replied, “Not me either.”

Then who could it be? It couldn’t possibly be Wang Jia; she had only been at the school for two years.

Seeing they had misunderstood, Zhouzhou quickly waved her small hand and said, “It’s not that close!”

Upon hearing this, everyone let out a sigh of relief.

They had been startled, thinking the murderer was among them; if that were the case, the twist would have been too much for their hearts to handle.

Qin Lie pondered for a moment and asked, “Zhouzhou, are you saying the murderer from ten years ago is currently working in the school?”

Zhouzhou scratched her little face, “I don’t know what he does, but he should be.”

The police, being experienced, directly told the principal, “Please gather all employees who have worked here for ten years or more; we will check.”

Suddenly recalling something, Zhouzhou eagerly raised her little chubby hand and said, “I can do this too!”

As she spoke, she took out her mini-computer and typed quickly, explaining, “I can hack into your system; once I see their photos, I’ll know who the murderer is!”

The principal was stunned.

Hack into their system?

Was it what he thought it was?

She was right here! Wasn’t that a bit too bold?

The comments section exploded as well.

[Hmm? A hacker? A hacker this small?]

[This is wild; I just heard a child is a hacker, please tell me this is a joke.]

[I hope she’s just bragging; otherwise, I feel so useless.]

[Useless +1.]

“Alright.” Before the principal could figure out how to politely assert his presence, Zhouzhou had already stopped.

The principal hurriedly leaned over to look, and his eyes widened; it was indeed their internal database!

Not the list of employees that could be found online, but their internal personnel information used for hiring and resigning, accessible only with a login.

Moreover, even the encrypted files of their research staff were revealed by her.

In an instant, the principal’s expression twitched, unsure how to react.

The police were also taken aback, suddenly recalling something.

Their police department’s computer had been hacked before, but nothing malicious was done; it was just that the list of wanted criminals was checked once.

Could it be that this little chubby girl was looking for business?

The more they thought about it, the more they felt it was likely.

The police officer glanced at their captain, exchanging knowing looks. Should they catch her?