National Forensic Doctor

Star Moon Road.

Jiang Yuan woke Pang Jidong with a pat and said, "Pang Da, we’ve arrived."

With an "Ah", Pang Jidong wiped the corner of his mouth, his eyes blank as he obediently slid out of the car and asked, "Which way?"

"We’re going to this one," Jiang Yuan pointed to a detached villa ahead.

Pang Jidong uttered an "Oh," like a tourist being directed by a guide, and followed the crowd toward the location.

Once there, some from the big group took photographs, others videotaped, while people went up to knock on doors, show their faces, and identify themselves.

Pang Jidong glanced back, waiting for tour guide Jiang Yuan to start explaining.

Regarding the time devoted to lecturing, Pang Jidong had definitely learned his lesson.

Jiang Yuan indeed did not waste the time right after Pang Jidong had woken up, and while observing their surroundings, he began, "The types and quantities of pollen and spores we extract from samples depend on many variables, which we call ’forensic botany factors.’ This is a term that refers to all the factors that determine whether pollen will be found at a specific time, in a specific place..."

"Take, for example, why we must come to the crime scene to compare, because the terrain is different, and so is the distribution of pollen. Don’t think that wind-pollinated pollen can spread very far; any building or plant barrier can stop their propagation..."