The countess, who was standing on the stage speaking, coughed, swallowed the pills in the palm of her hand, and drank the water from the cup, but after a few moments, she fell on the podium with a painful face and fainted.
The scene took place at the home of the Count of Clayton in Vermeer Castle, where the Countess was diagnosed with acute poisoning by doctors.
Who poisoned it? Is it water or is it poison in tablets? Detective Mike Fox began to fall into deep thoughts.
At this time the countess's butler ran directly to a man, Baron Fermi. In the butler's complaint, Mike Fox learns that the pills were given to him by the Baron. He had had a heated argument with the Countess the other day, for he had been trying to buy vermeer Castle to build the resort, but the Countess disagreed.
The Baron, on the other hand, argued that the pills he had given to the Countess would relieve her cough. Excited, the Baron swallowed the pill to prove his innocence.
The attentive Mike Fox found that things were not so simple. While the private doctor was rescuing the Countess, he found the pill in the palm of the Lady's hand, and she did not eat it, and it was not the Baron's problem.
The problem is water.
The water cup was given to the housekeeper by the maid after cleaning the washing machine, and the housekeeper poured water from the kettle in the public drinking area. No one had ever approached the glass, and the killer should not have had a chance to take drugs under the water.
Suddenly, the words of a maid who was moving the potted plants fell into Mike Fox's ear. "Strange, Madame's largest plant is raised in a warm and humid flower room, and today it is so cold, how did the management move it out?" I saw that it was a plant with wide green leaves, but it looked like it was frozen.
Could such a coincidence be related to Madame's poisoning?
Mike Fox approached the plant with a magnifying glass and carefully brushed away its wide leaves, and Mike Fox found that a protruding stem in the middle of the plant had been pressed by something, revealing many white fibers.
At this point, Mike Fox had a number in mind. Who does he know?
Finally, by questioning the servant and the botanist, he determined that it was the butler who had poisoned him.
Just because this plant has unusual properties, it is a seaweed. The leaves are emerald green and wide, and the flowers are like sails, which are very beautiful. But what many people don't know is that the potato is actually poisonous, and the juice in its leaves and rhizomes can cause skin allergies. If you accidentally eat it, you will have difficulty breathing, heart failure, and your life will be dangerous.
By the way, if the potato grows in moist soil, it will have water dripping down its leaves, so it is also called dripping guanyin.
There are many more knowledge points like this in "Detective Mike Fox - Detective Showdown". For example, Sherrina uses atmospheric pressure to destroy the juice barrel of 10 times its own body, the culprit of the glittering green light causing body lesions is originally radium element, and the principle of making seven-colored flowers actually relies on its stem, and it also has a powerful interaction.
For 6-10 little detective fans, it is not a double victory to kill two birds with one stone while watching interesting stories and learning scientific knowledge. Parents are highly recommended to start and let this cute, smart white fox take their children on a journey through the wonderful world of science!
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