Chapter 1153 Professor (XVI)

Schiller and Jonathan walked into Jonathan's ward one after the other. Schiller sat down on the chair and let out a sigh of relief.

Jonathan laughed gloatingly. Schiller spread his hands and said helplessly, "Where did all these brats come from? Why do they have to pick on me?"

"Have you ever thought that it's because you look really... collectible." Jonathan raised his eyebrows and stared at Schiller and said, "Or, your life is very collectible."

"I am..." Schiller repeated this sentence with a puzzled look on his face, and then, as if he suddenly thought of something, he widened his eyes and said, "Oh, by the way, I'm also a well-known psychologist."

Jonathan stood there with his arms folded, smiling and said, "Since you cured Batman, you have become the most famous psychologist in the world."

"It seems that these ignorant kids want to use you as their debut battle, hahahahaha!" Jonathan was so happy that he laughed and said, "Killing the most famous psychologist in the world is a very valuable achievement for any serial killer. It seems that in recent times, , you will be very busy. "

Jonathan walked to the opposite side of the table and sat down, looking at Schiller and said: "Now, killing ordinary people can no longer satisfy those children who are ambitious. They want to kill another serial killer to prove that they are the best among us. "

"But, such people are not easy to find. Serial killers will not write that they are serial killers on their faces... Oh, sorry, I forgot, you have it on your face. "

Schiller glared at him, and Jonathan laughed twice and said: "In other words, you can see your resume by spending a few cents to buy a People magazine, and then you will understand that you are simply a God-given target. It is a miracle that you are found by them now. "

"That's just because ordinary serial killers can't enter Gotham. "Schiller said unhappily: "This is also one of the reasons why I stay in Gotham. I'm really fed up with the lame tricks of this group of people. If they have to be performed several times a day, I would have gone crazy a long time ago. "

"Then what are you going to do?" Jonathan asked.

Schiller sighed deeply, a trace of pain appeared on his face, and then said: "You know what? I am glad that they came late, otherwise, I would have to face their works and Bruce's thesis at the same time."

At the same time, on the roof of Wayne Hospital, a thin figure overlooked the night sky of Gotham. Soon, he fell like a meteor, chasing the smell of blood and came to the street downstairs.

It is not difficult to chase the wounded and fleeing. Even if the murderer has anti-reconnaissance capabilities far beyond ordinary people, Batman is not an ordinary policeman. His technical means and meticulous observation ability far beyond ordinary people allow him to lock the traces of the murderer who committed the crime in the hospital at the fastest speed.

It can be seen that the murderer was seriously injured, so the traces near the hospital are very clear, but it seems that he also has better treatment items. About one kilometer away from the hospital, the bloodstains are almost gone.

Batman judged that the murderer must have a base near the hospital, otherwise, with such a serious injury, he might as well lie in the hospital waiting for treatment. He dared to run and was sure that he would not lose his life, which means that he could get treatment in time and was very confident in his treatment methods.

Judging from the blood spurting at the scene, Harley's shovel should have injured the femoral artery. This kind of injury cannot be solved by ordinary bandaging methods. In other words, the other party is likely to have large medical equipment and even hired doctors.

Batman fixed the search location within 1.5 kilometers of the hospital. At the same time, he highly suspected the dense residential area on the southeast side.

Wayne Hospital is located in a middle-class community, and on the southeast side of the hospital, there is a newly developed dense residential area to deceive those who think they are middle-class suckers. Because the construction conditions are not up to standard, except for the location advantage, there is no advantage, so the houses have not been sold out so far, and there are many empty houses left there.

If you want to move some large equipment in there without alerting anyone, it will be the best choice. After all, as the houses are sold one after another, they will be renovated one after another. Trucks carrying furniture come and go, and it is not suspicious to move large items. Even if you reveal your true colors, you can't tell who is renovating.

Following this line of thought, Batman came to this residential area. He believed that the murderer must not have expected that he would be so seriously injured. Therefore, he did not prepare to deal with the gauze stained with a lot of blood, or other tools for stopping bleeding.

If he didn't deal with it, the room would naturally smell bloody. There are many ways to deal with these things, but in Batman's view, this fledgling killer will definitely choose a method that seems safe but actually has the most flaws, that is, burning.

Many people think that burning is the only answer to solve all the flaws, but in fact, in the city, this is the most dangerous practice. The fear of fire is engraved in the bones of human beings. Flames and smoke are very easy to arouse the vigilance of others, and the denser the crowd, the more so.

After walking around the community, Batman basically identified several points. Most of them were places that seemed secluded, no one passed by, and the wind was conducive to the dispersal of smoke. Sure enough, he found a clue in one of them.

The ashes had been completely disposed of, but the murderer forgot a very fatal point, that the smoke would blacken the wall above. Batman felt the wind direction and found traces of smoke under the curtains on the right side from the 2nd to 3rd floor.

Considering that the murderer was already injured, whether he or he had an assistant, they should take the shortest route to deal with these things. Batman made some speculations and identified two buildings with the greatest possibility in the densely populated residential buildings.

With the scope narrowed to this extent, even if the exhaustive method was used, it would be fast, but Batman still had another clue, that is, the murderer liked to do addition and was eager to erase all evidence.

Batman walked around the lobby of both buildings, and then chose the cleaner one. Sure enough, in front of a door on the 4th floor, he found a newly bought floor mat.

There was no sign of this mat being stepped on, and the sealant on the bottom was not worn out, but after opening it, it was found that there were traces of movement left by the previous mat on the ground, which means that this mat was just replaced.

Batman left the building, and then found the window where this room was located. After climbing up, he came to the balcony. He leaned over and looked inside, and found that there was no movement.

Batman pried open the lock and entered the room. He found that there was indeed no blood here. It should have been carefully cleaned, but the equipment placed in the room could not be faked. This was the base of the murderer.

It seems that he is very alert. Even if he is seriously injured, he has to move overnight. Batman thinks that although his method of committing crimes is not so crazy, he is still very cautious and difficult to deal with.

More importantly, the equipment here is expensive, that is, he is not a civilian criminal, but a rich man, and very rich.

Batman found some information on the table in the living room of this house. He guessed that this might be left by the murderer on purpose. He wanted to make a preview of the crime like other serial killers.

Batman picked up the stack of information and found that the first few pictures were exactly the process of him committing crimes in the hospital.

In addition to the photos of the hospital, there were also Dr. Richard's biographical information, and many places were annotated, but in Batman's opinion, these thinking processes were meaningless.

If he concentrated on looking at it, it would have allowed the murderer to succeed. The murderer put these things here in the hope that someone would appreciate his masterpiece.

In the eyes of Batman now, for a case of this level, it is a bit like putting an eight-fold scope on a squirt gun to do case analysis and preview of the next crime.

Batman hurriedly flipped through these documents and found that the showmanship was too serious. It was not the murderer's thinking process at the time, so he did not continue to read it, but quickly skipped it and turned to the photo part.

The murderer took many photos of nearby residential buildings, the hospital, and Dr. Richard, and even some nurses working in the hospital, the taxi driver who waited for customers there the longest, and even the gangster boss in the area.

Batman flipped through the photos mechanically, his brain not thinking at all until he saw the last photo.

It was a frontal photo of Schiller.

This photo was obviously not taken by the murderer, but more like a formal photo published in a magazine to introduce academic achievements. The material of the photo was also different from other photos. It was not printed out, but printed on a piece of white paper.

Batman looked at the paper and he even felt like laughing.

He felt that the biggest mistake the murderer made was not to stick the paper directly on Dr. Richard's forehead. Otherwise, he would not have to run out in the middle of the night to endure the cold wind, but would have been by Aisha's bedside, telling her stories.

Batman put Schiller's photo back on the table and turned away. Why should he bother with such a murderer?

Batman found that when he saw that the murderer's next target was Schiller, he reconciled with the criminal. He had already targeted Schiller, so what else could Batman say? He could only say, wish him success.

But just as Batman turned around and wanted to leave the room, a gust of wind blew in from the window he had just opened, blowing the paper with Schiller's photo to the ground. Batman heard the noise and turned back, only to find that there were several lines of text written on the back of the paper.

The murderer deliberately wrote the words crookedly, but Batman still read the content:

"The greatest psychologist in the world is like a rare gem with only one piece, and also like the first piece of meat seen by a group of jackals who have been hungry for a winter."

"When I got the news from the newspaper, I knew that a hunting carnival had begun! The most crazy and perverted serial killers in the world are gathering in this city to compete for who can get this crown..."

"Batman, I know you are watching me, and you will continue to watch me - how to be crowned!"

The next morning, Schiller got up early and began to examine the patients sent by Gordon one by one. He was like a quality inspector stamping pigs on an assembly line, constantly shouting: "Next!"

Until a familiar face appeared in front of him, Schiller looked up and saw Bruce's smile, and at the same time, a form was handed to him.

"Good morning, Professor Schiller, I transferred back to the Department of Psychology."

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