Boss, great that you're all here. Here are the suspects.
Bring up the unidentified animal tracks
Sure.
This one's Mei Yun, a native Wulinger. He's been lingering suspiciously around the Bureau of Swordmancers and refuses to state his purpose.
Mention the male footprints and the soaked lottery ticket
I've got this!
This one's Zhai Jiali, but his ID is fake. He's as stubborn as a dead fowlbeast and insists he's from Wuling.
And this one says his name is Ming Quan. He won't give us anything else, and there's no record of him in the system either.
That's all.
These three are our top suspects. Whoever's pulling the ghost act is definitely among them.
Present the newly discovered footage
But we still don't have solid proof. We'll need to keep looking.
Perhaps you should leave the questioning of the suspects to us. I believe the Endmin will be able to draw out more details.
Actually, we found some clues inside the Bureau of Swordmancers.
Oh? What did you find?
Could these tracks be from a pantailbeast?
Unlikely. Pantailbeasts are very common in Wuling, but I've rarely seen tracks like these.
An animal even Tianshi Zhuang doesn't recognize... Could it have something to do with the blurry figure we saw in the footage?
Whoever left these footprints probably stepped in something, which is why they're so unusually clear.
But for some reason, the footprints go from the hallway into the courtyard, then just stop by the pool.
We also found a Fortune Connect-and-Win winning ticket, though it cannot be validated anymore. What a pity.
Tsk. Looks like we watchguards missed quite a few things.
Then we'll go with your call, boss. I trust the Endmin too.
This is the footage we found from the newly repaired camera. It captured the moment that strange figure vanished.
We played the footage in slow motion and confirmed he didn't vanish, but moved in a very unusual way.