Before Fujiwara could solve his own troubles, Belmode was also in trouble.

He was pursued by the school's female teacher – or rather, pestered.

“Jodie Saintemillion？” Fujiwara was stunned. "The English teacher?"

"yes......" the new doctor sighed. It's that girl, it's really annoying. Everywhere all the time, like a piece of kraft candy. ”

"Then again, isn't she really a member of the Order?" Fujiwara asked. "Even though she said she was an American who had migrated to the United States from France, the name Saint emillion still sounded a little subtle."

"Gin wouldn't send a woman for this kind of task," the new doctor said, taking a sip of his coffee. "And other people don't treat me like that. And if it was really someone in the organization, I would have shot her a long time ago, and now it's really torture to be pestered by this guy like this......"

"They're all like that," Fujiwara's mouth curled slightly. "There's no good in having her, but it's clean without her."

"Like fish and water?" The new doctor raised his eyebrows. "When the fish has no water, it dies, and when the water is gone, the fish is still clean."

"That's a fitting analogy," Fujiwara asked, halfway through. "So, what are you going to do with her?"

"Totally helpless," the new doctor sighed. "If it really doesn't work, just take some medicine and let her die socially."

It is nonsense to talk about the effect of any drug without talking about the dose, and if you talk about the dose, the effect of many drugs will sound like nonsense.

With enough medication, the new doctor had the confidence to get the madwoman to spend the spring with anyone, and if she had more medicine, she could even get Judy to try to do anything with anyone, whether it was a real person, a model dummy, or a simple portrait on a painting.

"Then why don't you do it?" Fujiwara asked.

"I don't have that much time to dispense medicine," the new doctor said. "The effect of this drug is generally on the verge of lethality, and I have to be very careful to make sure that the dosage is just right, and I have to deal with the lawsuit caused by the original owner of this identity."

"Lawsuit?" Fujiwara was surprised. "Is it so unlucky?"

"It looks like her stepmother killed his father," the new doctor smiled wryly. "He hadn't been involved in this matter when I first targeted him, and I only found out about it after I killed him."

Just then, Fujiwara glanced at the clock. "Friendly reminder, you look at the watch."

"It's work time, I know." The new doctor shrugged. "But I don't care, just let me rest a little, and I can't go back right now."

……………………

Meanwhile, Judy is tiptoeing out the back door of the new doctor's office.

Thirty minutes ago.

Judy crept through the back door and into the new clinic.

The key was found in "her" bag when the new doctor went out to eat, and then typed out with a punching machine, so there was no pressure to enter the new clinic.

The main reason why she came to Teidan High School to be a foreign teacher was because he needed a legal identity in Tokyo, and the main reason she needed such an identity was because she had found traces of her enemies.

Twenty years ago, a woman nearly burned her to death in her villa after killing her parents and burning her to death.

But she also got the woman's fingerprint by chance, and found a match for the fingerprint a few months ago - it was still two people.

Sharon Winyard and her daughter Chrissy Winyard, both of their fingerprints match exactly this fingerprint, and they are both identical.

With hatred and questions, she arrives in Tokyo to find her enemies. Not only for revenge, but also to crush the conspiracy of Sharon Winyard's organization.

Sharon Wynyard, now known as the new doctor, is not in the clinic, she is sure of that, because she asked the new doctor out for coffee in front of the students, and the new doctor had to agree to her request under pressure from the students. "She" should be at the coffee shop waiting for her appointment, even though Judy doesn't actually plan to make it.

Opening the new doctor's office, Judy began to search—more appropriately than a glance, for Sharon Winyard's vigilance was a little low.

Just behind a curtain that had been drawn, Judy saw what she was looking for.

Those were four photos of darts stuck on target.

At the location of the Eighth Ring, the three photos are distributed at equal angles - the people in those three photos have been seen by Judy, two children named Chiba and Conan, and a girl named Maolilan, who also happens to be one of the students in her class.

As for that picture of the bullseye......

It was a tea-haired girl in a white coat, and she should be a half-race in terms of her appearance and property management structure, which looked more beautiful than that of pure local blood.

Judy took out her Polaroid camera and snapped all the photos.

Just then, Judy noticed that there seemed to be a small line underneath Conan's photo - Cool Guy

“Cool Guy？” Judy frowned.

Conan is just a child, it's good to use cool kid, guy isn't a little ......

Judy turned her gaze to the side of several other photographs, and found that all three of the photos of the Eighth Ring had similar text.

"Angel" is next to the photo of Maoriran, and "Switzerland" is next to the photo of Chiba

The angel can at least read it, but why is the word "Switzerland" next to that little guy?

After filming the words and gathering some other information, Belmode left the new clinic through the back door.

As she walked along the way, Judy made a phone call to the new doctor.

"I'm sorry," Judy said apologetically. "Something happened on my side, so there may not be a way to get to the appointment in time, can you forgive me for my recklessness?"

……………………

The new doctor, who was originally chatting with Fujiwara, showed a sneer when he heard this, and replied in front of Fujiwara, who was a little stunned by this sneer. "Of course there is no problem, although I regret not being able to date such a charismatic lady as you, but since you have your affairs, I am happy to accept the reality."

Although the new doctor's expression was sneering, her words were so enthusiastic, like a young boy facing a girl with a heart.

"What's the situation?" After the new doctor hung up, Fujiwara asked.

"There's just a little mouse that has taken the bait," the new doctor said, tilting his head and sneering. "I'm going to take this opportunity to get them all out of the nest!"