PS: In the original work, it was Mizutama's brother who received the bone marrow transplant, but I realized halfway through writing that the case was wrongly conceived from the beginning.

The parent-child relationship between Shui Wu and his daughter can be determined with a DNA test. No reasoning is needed to guess the truth.

In order to solve this fatal bug, we could only temporarily change the character settings and forcibly replace Suzuna's DNA.

In short, let’s just treat it as a parallel world_(:з」∠)_

There have been more and more bugs recently, and my brain power has deteriorated to the point where I can no longer write reasoning, ugh.

Don't blame Lin Xinyi for having random thoughts.

Although past experience told him that science phenomena generally do not appear in cases.

Those "non-human beings" with special physiques are generally not parties to the case.

But this scientific rule sometimes fails.

For example, last time in the Twilight Pavilion, there was a group of "supermen" who were immune to skin burns caused by potassium cyanide.

There is also the magic medicine ether that pours out as soon as I cover it. I don’t know whether it’s because the ether in this world is abnormal or because the people in this world are abnormal.

So Lin Xinyi had to re-examine this rule:

"It really can't be"

“Did a medical miracle happen?”

He couldn't help but think of Miyano Akemi's terrifying physique when she cured tetrodotoxin in just one second.

Miyano Shiho: ""

She also suddenly recalled the shameful scene of her recovering from heat stroke in an instant.

"Ahem"

Ms. Shiho tried to regain her serious expression:

"That's just a small probability event, Mr. Lin."

"We can ignore it for now."

"Okay." Lin Xin nodded in acceptance, and his expression became subtle.

If we ignore for the moment the possibility of a medical miracle.

There are so many food for thought in this case:

Why did the deceased shoot the interrogator just one minute after injecting him with truth serum?

If the truth serum was administered for the purpose of interrogation, then why did the interrogation turn into an "execution" just after it began?

And the mysterious interrogator

How could he have the strength to fight back despite being seriously injured and still under anesthesia?

There seems to be only one reasonable explanation left:

"This is a fake scene."

"And the person who fabricated this fake scene"

"It's the deceased himself!"

"From beginning to end, this case was a scene performed by him and the person on trial!"

"The purpose is to create the illusion that the deceased and the person on trial are enemies, and that he was killed by the person on trial during the torture process."

Lin Xinyi and Miyano Shiho looked at each other quietly and unanimously expressed this guess.

On the side, Shui Wulian was almost out of breath:

Too bad, I was really seen through.

Originally, even Lin Xinyi and Asai Narumi did not discover the mystery.

Because they are all doctors who major in medicine, and they are separated from those pharmacists and anesthesiologists, and they do not understand the pharmacological properties of sodium thiopental.

So they couldn't tell anything from the blood test report.

Shui Wulian originally thought that this level would be over.

Unexpectedly, in the end, this silly and sweet high school girl who looks harmless will see the secret!

"No, it can't be?"

Shui Wu Lina pretended to be surprised in her nervousness.

She is still making her final attempt, hoping to change the minds of Lin Xinyi and others:

"The deceased committed suicide and wanted others to think that he was killed by the person on trial."

"Isn't this behavior unbelievable?"

"Why did he do this?"

The behavior of the deceased is indeed difficult to understand.

If you weren't someone who knew the inside story, you probably wouldn't be able to figure out why he put so much effort into it.

"Compared to this truth."

"I think the term 'medical miracle' is more reasonable."

Explanations for medical miracles are simply not scientifically sound.

But the logic is perfectly self-consistent.

The deceased was violently killed by Ke Xue's soldiers, which is much easier to understand than the theory that the deceased committed suicide as an act.

"and"

Shui Wulian tried his best to make his tone appear natural.

Fortunately, she is a female news anchor who often says "I don't believe it", so her questioning at this time seemed like a simple occupational disease attack:

"And Mr. Lin, Miss Maori, you can't rule out the possibility of a 'medical miracle', can you?"

"Perhaps that mysterious person really has a special physique?"

"Just like Miss Maori you"

Mizuna Reina directly used the Superman in front of her as an example:

"You are the Kanto karate champion at a young age."

"It is said that you can break rocks and drill through walls with your bare hands."

"There are even rumors that you broke the telephone poles in Miwa Town with your bare hands."

"So if it's you"

"I'm afraid that the dose of anesthetics used for ordinary people will not be enough at all, right?"

"Perhaps the deceased underestimated the physique of the person being interrogated and used insufficient sodium thiopental, which was why he was accidentally killed by the other party."

In this scientific world, this speculation sounds very reasonable.

The "Ms. Maori" who was given an example was even speechless for a moment:

She was suddenly curious as to whether a muscular berserker like Mao Lilan really had drug resistance beyond ordinary people.

Should I go back and ask her to do an experiment?

Well, it's best to invite Kyogoku Makoto.

It seems that he knows exactly how much dose of anesthetic is needed to numb the Saiyans who live in seclusion on the earth.

Miyano Shiho silently added a touch to future scientific research plans.

And Shui Wu Liannai's words really made her and Lin Xinyi inevitably tangled:

What if it’s really the so-called “miracle”?

If you think about it carefully, in this world of Ke Xue, any high school karate club in Tokyo can catch one or two little supermen.

This doesn't seem to be considered a low-probability event.

"Mr. Lin."

Miyano Shiho turned his expectant eyes to Lin Shinichi:

"Did you see any clues from these on-site inspection photos that could support your guess?"

She understands pharmacology better than Lin Xinyi.

But when it comes to analyzing and restoring the scene, we still have to rely on forensic doctors like Lin Xinyi.

And Ms. Shiho instinctively believed that her boyfriend would be able to find clues that others could not notice, just like he had solved countless cases before.

Then, like the real Xiaolan, she blinked her big innocent eyes with little stars and looked over with expectation and admiration.

"Well" Lin Xin suddenly felt pressure.

honestly
To be continued...