Extra 1: The Profile Of The mbers In Perak
(This is Wu Xies POV)
People in the Zhang family always acted in a secretive manner. It was rare for them to have soone like Little Brother Zhang who had his own legends in the South Sea. It was because of how he acted in the South Sea that many legends about the plague god were all related to his behaviors.
According to his own personal account, Zhang Haiyan had worked on sixty-eight cases during his thirty years in the South Sea. At that ti, his only partner in Malacca was another man nad Zhang Haixia. All sixty-eight cases had been solved perfectly and beca known in history as the Sixty-Eight Winning Streak.
Little Brother Zhang was clearly much more reliable back then compared to how he was now.
Based on his performance when acting alone, I couldnt imagine what kind of change would enable him to have such a steady output given his unpredictable character.
Later, I focused on finding information about his partner, Zhang Haixia. He was an unknown figure, but he played a very important role.
I carefully collected any information about that person. Even though things had happened a long ti ago, I was able to piece together the scattered information and figure out that the person behind Zhang Haiyan had a huge mysterious charm.
Zhang Haiyan acted like a completely different person when he was with Zhang Haixia.
Later, I suspected that the hidden key to the Sixty-Eight Winning Streak was Zhang Haixia.
According to the remaining volu records, Ive collected eleven major cases, four of which were related to Dingwu Qihuang. They were called the Four Cases of Qihuang. The other cases were relatively independent.
The ti it took to close these eleven cases varied. The shortest ti was about ten days, while the longest one lasted for more than five years.
Most of these cases were interesting, but I prefer to talk about a smaller, more South-Sea-style case first. This one had a cheesy na called Perak Stilt Houses.
The incident took place in Perak and the beginning of the story is very interesting. The corpse of an eleven-year-old girl nad Nuruhuda was cut into pieces. The murderer was considered a lunatic because her body parts were repeatedly thrown away sixty tis after he cut her corpse up.
I need to clarify that the little girl was cut into fourteen parts. Theoretically, the body parts could be thrown away fourteen tis at most. But according to witnesses and the murderers own confession, there were sixty places where he dumped the body parts. This didnt add up. What had he been throwing away those other forty-six tis?
Zhang Haiyan and Zhang Haixia searched the places where the body parts had been thrown away. In addition to the human limbs, they found that there were many house components packed into the sa sacks.
At that ti, the stilted houses in Malaysia were very simple thatched houses that used roughly processed tree branches to elevate the houses.
The sacks they found were filled with thatch, wooden boards, and parts of wooden pillars. Zhang Haiyan and Zhang Haixia found it very strange.
When they asked the murderer about it, he insisted that the house components and the little girl were the sa thing, so when he mutilated the little girl, he also mutilated parts of the house.
Everyone thought he was crazy, but when Zhang Haixia was sorting out the house components, he found that the cracks were leaking grease.
Zhang Haixia put all of the components together and found that they ford a quarter section of a house. It was a corner of a thatched house near the roof. In the process of doing this, he noticed that there was a lot of hair in the thatch of this house. The hair and the thatch appeared to have grown together.
He thought about it carefully and realized that the house components werent fixed with ropes or nesting structures, but completely rged. The hair was growing in the folds of these wooden structures. The hair was yellow, which was the sa color as that of the little girls hair.
There were countless pieces of evidence and various speculations.
Zhang Haiyan believed that the final possibility was that parts of the thatched house grew out of the little girls body. For unknown reasons, parts of the house grew out of the little girls body, which corroded the original houses components and replaced parts of the house.
But after Zhang Haixia studied and thought about it, he felt that things might be the opposite. This little girl grew out of the house like so kind of mimicry of evil.
The two people argued for three days.
If that was the case, the location of that house was very important.
According to the murderer, the house was in a very large village instead of in the depths of the rainforest like we might have thought. But the murder couldnt rember where the house was, nor could he rember why he suddenly cut the girl into pieces.
After Zhang Haiyan and Zhang Haixia reconciled, the two people began to look for that thatched house in Perak.
I dont know if this story has been exaggerated, and the way they dealt with this incident later is unclear, but I can always write about it in detail later.
The stories that took place in the South Sea were very strange, unusual, and very interesting.
I dont know where Zhang Haixia went since there werent any records of him in the end. When I asked Zhang Haiyan about it, he seed to be at a total loss. He only said that the incidents happened a long ti ago, so he couldnt rember them clearly.
Zhang Haixia is like a black hole, and the only person who can help understand things about him is Zhang Haiyan.
For so reason, I feel that Zhang Haixia and I have so things in common. What happened to him in the end?
Im very curious about whether his ending has any reference to my own ending.
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