The hospital was slowly becoming a dead end with regards to inquiries about the black armour. Some had seen it, but had no idea who was inside, and couldn't tell Skulduggery anything he didn't already know. At a loss for anything else to do, particularly with the consoles as compromised as they were, Skulduggery had decided to start back at the beginning - the scene of the crime.
The fountain where the boy was killed was in the Water Sector. Skulduggery hadn't had a chance to examine much in the immediate aftermath of the explosions, and now that city life had gotten relatively back to normal, there was every chance he'd discover something new. The trick would be doing it without alerting any of Malicant's loyalists or cultists.
That would be easier said than done. Skulduggery wasn't exactly a wallflower, even when he wanted to be.
The good news was, he did discover something new before he'd even stepped into the fountain square. The bad news was, it was a person. A person who required interrogation. The last person in either dimension Skulduggery felt like interrogating, much less giving the time of day to.
He walked up without stopping, scattering the shadows that had been drifting in his way, and came to a stop in front of Wreath. "Raine was a miracle worker, I see."
Location: The fountain where Bakura was killed!
The fountain where the boy was killed was in the Water Sector. Skulduggery hadn't had a chance to examine much in the immediate aftermath of the explosions, and now that city life had gotten relatively back to normal, there was every chance he'd discover something new. The trick would be doing it without alerting any of Malicant's loyalists or cultists.
That would be easier said than done. Skulduggery wasn't exactly a wallflower, even when he wanted to be.
The good news was, he did discover something new before he'd even stepped into the fountain square. The bad news was, it was a person. A person who required interrogation. The last person in either dimension Skulduggery felt like interrogating, much less giving the time of day to.
He walked up without stopping, scattering the shadows that had been drifting in his way, and came to a stop in front of Wreath. "Raine was a miracle worker, I see."