β Scribed by Clara Lewis
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ava has been suspended. For real, this time.
They have been stuck in the safe house, going through the same routine every day until she receives a phone call.
The bodies of two other students have been found. Ava and Oscar are convinced that this is the work of the same killer, but the pattern has been broken.
There is no symbol, and the murder weapon is right next to the bodies. Ava and Oscar are forced to let the case go, and itβs ruled out as a normal homicide.
Ava discovers a slight similarity to a previous case and connects the two.
Meanwhile, the killer has gone silent.
What is he planning?
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