At the beginning, there should be only a slight earthquake of about magnitude 3, and these villagers obviously did not take it seriously.
The police brought the child to the crowd and shouted again, “The murderer who smashed the grave was found.”
Ha Pang said in confusion: “Don’t tell me it’s this naughty child?”
The villagers around also began to shout, don’t talk about the children, and the scene was obvious that the scene was difficult to control for a while, and the three policemen asked the policeman who brought the child to what happened. The policeman immediately explained, “This child knows who the murderer is.”
“If you know who it is, don’t say it quickly.” Ha Pang said.
The villagers also started to yell, even asking whose child he was.
The vibration on the ground has not been reduced, and it still maintains a tremor of about magnitude 3 or 4.
I know something is not right, but obviously this is not the point.
The child said in a sound of mosquitoes, “It’s not them.”
When the villagers asked again, the child seemed to be so shocked that he stopped talking.
I was thinking that under such pressure, it would be difficult for me to tell things straight.
The policeman patted the child on the shoulder and said, “Be good, tell me what I just told you.”
But the child stood there and just didn’t say anything. I knew the child shouldn’t be able to say it.
I took a look at the child’s appearance, and it seemed that he was only seven or eight years old. His skin was dark, and no parents came forward to say anything at this moment. I don’t know if this child saw the person who smashed the grave or saw me that he wanted to prove my whole behavior.
Could it be that this child was the first person to see me notify the villagers on the mountain? I am afraid that the villagers would not believe it if the child came out to make such a proof.