Chapter 70

Mr. Police, may I ask what's going on? Why Jacques??Professor Saunière he didn't come, is something wrong? "

Bezu?? Fache ignored William. He first asked his subordinates to ask the waiter at the cafe, and also used the walkie-talkie to instruct the people in the monitoring center to check whether there was any video of William in the surveillance on the Champs-Elysée and the Eiffel Tower. A few minutes later, Bezu Fache received a reply from the monitoring center confirming that William had evidence of his alibi.

Bezu Fache hesitantly said to William: "Professor Jacques Saunière was murdered in the Louvre this evening around 7 o'clock".

"What?" William was taken aback, and William stood up in surprise, the wooden chair in his hand creaked as he grabbed it.

Bezu Fache and the surrounding police were taken aback by William. Looking at the back of the chair that William grabbed, they swallowed in horror. If it is pinched on a person, the bones will not be broken immediately.

William growled and shouted, "Damn, tell me who did it," he finally got on with Jacques Saunière, and the man died within a few hours, which made him go there to find Henry. secret.

Then I wondered if it could be the hostile forces that Henry left him in the letter. Is this someone looking for the secret guarded by the Devon Hill family?

Bezu Fache unconsciously touched his wrist and said calmly: "I don't know, I'm also looking for the murderer, and after we checked, Professor Jacques Saunier wrote on the ground with an invisible potion before he died. The names of you and Professor Robert Langdon are listed.

Now that your suspicion has just been cleared, the murderer can only be Robert Langdon. We have found Robert Langdon. I will expose the true face of Robert Langdon at the scene, in front of the victim's body catch him"

"You can go, Mr. Devonhill, but I ask you not to leave France for the time being, and I need to summon you at any time," Bezufache continued.

William won't just leave, he still wants to try to find any clues on the professor's body,

"Can I follow you to see the professor? I just came to him from Oxford today. I didn't expect that the professor was murdered after only a few hours of separation. I want to watch you catch the murderer with my own eyes, and you said that the professor Write my name in the invisibility potion as I die, maybe I can find something at the scene, officer, maybe I can help."

Bezu?? Fache thought for a while, and there was indeed William's initials on the scene, indicating that the professor really thought of William before the temporary, or let this guy get closer to him.

Nodding: "Okay, Mr. Devonhill, you can follow me, but I hope you don't disturb my interrogation."

"No problem, I promise not to disturb your interrogation, I'll just watch from the sidelines," William hurriedly assured.

William followed Bezuo Fache to the Louvre Museum where Jacques Saunière was murdered. It was the first time he had come to the Louvre. He looked at the huge oil paintings around him curiously and asked, "Police officer, these oil paintings. Is it all true, this is the first time I have seen such a large oil painting, it must be seven or eight meters high, right?"

Bezu?? Fache looked at William with disgust, really upstart, and asked: "This is the Louvre Museum, do you think these oil paintings are real or fake?"

Waiting for William to nod his head in self-righteousness, and then look at these huge oil paintings obsessively, looking at them like treasures, thinking in his heart, God, how much is this worth.

Fache looked at William with an idiotic face and said, "Of course it's fake. There are so many tourists here every day, it's really been put away long ago."

See God, you bum, William stared at Fache angrily, this guy is just as abominable as he was on the phone.

Fache laughed and shrugged, playing a nouveau riche like you.

Depressed, he followed Bezu Fache to the professor's corpse. William was taken aback by the professor's appearance before his death.

I saw that Jacques Saunière had a five-pointed star drawn on his bare mouth, and there was an eye-catching under his left chest. This should be a fatal injury, but why did the murderer put the professor like this.

"God, why did the murderer put the professor like this and draw five stars on him, is this a special ritual?"

Bezu?? Fache shook his head and said solemnly: "You said it wasn't the murderer who did it, it was the professor who did it himself."

"What," William exclaimed, "why did he do this, what is he trying to express?"

Bezu?? Fache was holding a fluorescent flashlight on the ground, and saw a few lines of numbers and words on the ground, but before William could see clearly, Fache's walkie-talkie came from his subordinate's report that Langdon The professor came, and William had to follow Officer Fache up the elevator to the ground to meet Professor Langdon.

"Professor Langdon"

"Yes"

"Hello, Professor, I'm Officer Bezu?? Officer Fache." After the two shook hands, Fache asked, seeing that Professor Langdon had been looking at the pyramid in front of the Louvre, "Do you like pyramids?"

Professor Langdon said: 'It was spectacular'

Fache said with disgust on his face: "It's just a scar on Paris's face."

William looked at Langdon dumbfounded, isn't this Brother Hanks? Brother Hanks was very famous in his previous life, but for William, who was born in 1998 in his previous life, he had never seen a few Hanks movies, and even if he watched it for more than ten years, he could only remember the impressive ones. Fragments, it is impossible to remember all the details. Which movie is this from?

William in a daze was amused by Fache's words. The pyramid in front of the Louvre is not liked by all Parisians. Many French people feel that

To set up such a modern glass pyramid in front of the old Louvre is a harm to the Louvre, and it seems nondescript.

"This is William Devonhill, he is a good friend of Jacques Saunière, and Saunière had called him from England to Paris a few hours before his death. I asked him to come with you to assist in the investigation. Please, Mr. Langdon."

The professor looked at William with an excited look on his face, nodded politely, and said hello. The shrewd William remembered that this was the real world, and in order to avoid this guy from Fache suspecting him again, he didn't want to talk to Langdon at all now.

Everyone took the elevator down to the basement level, Langdon said with joy when he saw an inverted pyramid: "This is an inverted pyramid. The two pyramids may correspond. They are so special."

To ease his nerves, Langdon said as he walked, "I'm just a historian and runeologist, and the officer isn't sure I can help."

Fache pouted and thought to himself that I didn't ask you to help, "How long have you known Professor Saunière?"

"It's not long, we've only met once, we met at an academic seminar," Langdon said, smiling awkwardly.

"Is there anything funny?"

"We disagreed so much academically that I was taken aback when he called me later."

When the three of them walked to the elevator, Professor Langdon looked at the elevator with a visibly nervous expression, and hesitantly said, "Can we take the stairs?"

Fache, the rude guy, didn't care about Langdon's opinion, and took William into the elevator, stared at Langdon, and motioned for him to come in.

Langdon was so terrified by Fache that he had no choice but to walk into the elevator. After entering the elevator, Langdon looked very nervous, his expression was dull, his eyes were blank, and he couldn't speak clearly. William and Fache looked at each other. , both of them could not help but suspect Professor Langdon.

Chapter 101: Iris Emblem

Not knowing that he was being suspected, Professor Langdon looked better after stepping out of the elevator.

"You look nervous, Langdon," Fache asked.

Fache's words made Langdon even more nervous, as if someone told him the secret in his heart, his face was a little ugly, he took a deep breath, shook his head and said nothing.

After following Fache into the exhibition hall, Langdon hurriedly looked for words to divert Fache and William's attention and said, "The big exhibition hall, you found the body here, right?"

Fache frowned and asked: "You know that."

Langdon said casually, "I recognize the photo you showed me. The wooden floor on it is like this. I have a good memory and won't admit it wrong."

When Langdon saw Saunière's body, he swallowed in horror, "God."

After walking quickly and observing for a while, Langdon said, "The placement of Professor Saunière's body refers to the Verut, Leonardo da Vinci's most famous sketch, but why is there a five-star drawing on his chest?"

"Does this have any special meaning?" Fache asked with his hands behind his back.

Langdon was a little speechless about Fache, the layman's question. He was too ignorant. He said helplessly: "Symbols have different meanings in different occasions."

Fache said seriously: "Professor, I came to you just to know the meaning of this symbol here."

"The pentagram is a pagan symbol in Christianity. This is a very early pentagram. It is the symbol of the goddess Venus, representing the female half of all things. This is called the sacred female symbol in the mouth of religious historians. "

"You mean Saunière drew a female symbol on his chest before he died, ha, why?" Fache asked.

Langdon was speechless. "I don't know, Officer."

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