Chapter: 56

"Maybe he still lacks a little sense of security and doesn't trust you all?" Lumian was very involved and eager to help guess, "Can't you judge based on the content of the letter?"

What he wanted to know more was what the letter was about.

If the target is the church priest and the group, then he is happy to see the success, but if it involves Aurora, he has to urge his sister to move. After all, Aurora often communicates with "pen pals". If caught, she might be involved, and the clues are those letters.

Ryan shook his head:

"The letter was only two sentences, and the content was very simple. It looked like a person in deep trouble asked us for help."

"Didn't you say what the predicament is?" Lumian secretly heaved a sigh of relief.

Whether it is the letters Aurora wrote to her pen pals, or the mails sent back by her pen pals, it is impossible to have only two sentences.

"No." Ryan sighed softly.

Just a letter asking for help with nothing, and you came here? Not afraid it's just a prank? The people in the referee are not as active as you. Isn't this too kind-hearted and kind-hearted? Lumian mocked in his heart.

According to his habit, he should have said these words directly, but considering that he still had to extract information from the other party, he could not offend them, interrupted the conversation, and forcibly endured it.

However, Lumian also knew that Ryan would not tell him the whole situation. They must have other considerations or reasons for coming to Kordu Village to find someone for a help letter that did not write clearly.

"Uh..." Lumian rubbed his chin, and suggested with the mentality of giving it a try without any loss, "Why don't you show me that letter? Maybe I can see who wrote it from the handwriting of."

A powdered-haired Valentine has a "do you think we're fools" look.

Liya smiled and said:

"Can you identify handwriting?"

"Barely count." Lumian said sincerely.

He then added in his mind:

Being able to identify the handwriting of Aurora and myself is also considered to be able to identify.

"It's useless." Ryan shook his head again. "Every word in that letter comes from the little blue book, and the entire sentence is made up of the paper cut from it."

Very cautious... How come similar tactics sound familiar, have you heard too many stories about Aurora? ...Since you are asking for help, why hide your identity in this way? Afraid of being intercepted and retaliated against for help letters? Or, do you have any problems yourself and don't want to be exposed to the eyes of others? Lumian tried to analyze the mentality of the writer.

He intentionally showed a suddenly realized expression and said:

"Most families in the village have small blue books. You are looking for someone to chat with, and you want to use them to confirm whether there is any similar damage to the small blue books in their homes?

"But that person can completely buy a new little blue book without others knowing, and throw it away when it's used up."

"This is just one of the directions." Ryan said calmly.

"Is there another direction?" Lumian didn't treat himself as an outsider at all.

Ryan thought for a while and said:

"Since there is a request for help, there is harm. Something must be happening, and this will definitely leave a trace."

"It makes sense." Lumian showed embarrassment for Ryan and others, as if he felt it himself.

He solemnly promised:

"My cabbages, I will keep an eye out for you, hoping to find clues."