Zack Wallace's eyes were cold and mocking as he watched the person, "I've said it before, the murderer's shoe sole would have picked up more honey water than an ordinary person. Besides, even if we can't figure out who it is, at least we can narrow down the range of suspects, can't we?"
No one spoke again.
At this time, Alexander Summers said, "Since this incident happened on my turf, I will see it through to the end. Now that everything is ready, everyone just needs to leave their shoeprints. Anyone who doesn't step in the honey water can leave right now. I will not trouble those unrelated to the matter."
The crowd whispered among themselves in low voices.
In truth, using honey water to identify the murderer, while seemingly clever, was still somewhat crude.
For one, the honey water was indeed sprinkled on the carpet, but it was not certain that the murderer would have stepped exactly in that wet area.
