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— Be so kind, — the second man addressed the first, — bring the “evidence” from the crime scene, and then leave us. — As you wish, sir! — The first man first stepped away, then returned, unloaded the items that were kept with Hanelion during his lifetime onto the table next to Rumke’s statement, as well as the head of the deceased, which had already been thawed, and then left again. — Well then, Duke. — When Rumke’s old acquaintance left, the man remaining in the room sat down on a chair at the table opposite Rum Kon. — My name is Raimar, and I will be handling your case. — The head of the guard did not touch the note. He either didn’t pay attention to it or simply forgot about this procedure.
Greetings, Mr. Raimar. I am informing you that I voluntarily went with the guards and am willing to answer questions.