Many tragedies have occurred in the Fukiyaki family in the past few decades. Two pairs of lovers murder each other in the gorgeous bedroom of the "Black Death Hall", and finally kill themselves. This castle, built by Dr. Fukiyaki Sotetsu and named after the "Black Death", casts a veil of terror. In fact, the Fukiyaki family itself has a lineage of witches and poisonous women who are well-known in history; among them, the four musicians who followed Dr. Sanzatsu from Europe to Japan and never set foot outside the castle from childhood to adulthood are even more talked about. As for the owner, Dr. Suan Zhe, he committed suicide in the library just a few days ago.
Under such gloomy and unclear circumstances, death once again came to the Black Death Pavilion.
But this time, drawings of plans to kill six people appeared in the Black Death Hall, as well as corpses with unusual and bizarre deaths!
What are the murderer's plans and motives? Why do murders keep happening in this eerie and gorgeous castle?
The true face of the deadly horror hidden in this mansion will be...
Reader comments
Removing most of the pretentious and ostentatious science parts would not affect the reading. The actual reasoning part is written in a mess... Each character is portrayed as extremely neurotic, as if they would not be able to speak or communicate without exaggerated body movements such as fearful expressions and trembling. The level of boredom and incomprehensible expressions is comparable to that of Yumeno Hisaku next door, which is considered a characteristic of the times. I personally don't like this style, but others may like it.
Removing most of the pretentious and ostentatious science parts would not affect the reading. The actual reasoning part is written in a mess... Each character is portrayed as extremely neurotic, as if they would not be able to speak or communicate without exaggerated body movements such as fearful expressions and trembling. The level of boredom and incomprehensible expressions is comparable to that of Yumeno Hisaku next door, which is considered a characteristic of the times. I personally don't like this style, but others may like it.
Brilliant reasoning.