++++++You are a second-rate detective.
++++++The witnesses who have been beaten by you can be listed from beginning to end in the entire slum; if you record everything you have said in your life, at least half of it will be words starting with F, S, and B; it is even more common to spend the night in a certain cell of the police station because of some "little things" that you are accustomed to (such as unilaterally beating a bad-mouthed drunkard after being drunk); not to mention that you have never solved a bigger case than collecting evidence of the cheating of a wealthy businessman's wife... At least not on the surface.
++++++++Okay, looking at it this way, you are even more second-rate than some second-rate detectives... But on the bright side, at least you are pretty good at fighting.
+++++++Oh, Vincent, my dear old man... How on earth can I say hello to you?
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+++++++Human memory determines himself.
+++++++When you lose all your memories, will you choose to give up so easily because the thing that caused you to lose your memory seems to be some extremely taboo existence that cannot be mentioned? Not to mention that you can no longer escape from these events?
++++++++ This is a boring, short, full of loopholes, illogical, not well written at all, and may be fooled at any time due to practical reasons, about a second-rate detective and an occult expert who has lost his memory.
*This article is a joint article. The two authors are just ordinary high school students, so please don't have high expectations... This is just a story solitaire with no outline at all and I don't know what kind of story it will develop in the future, just for fun.
*If there is obvious inclusion of private goods, it will be highlighted in the comments.
*Written by different people are separated by blank paragraphs. One of the authors has read a little bit of the Cthulhu Mythos but did not fully quote the settings (mainly because of poor writing skills).
*The title is "The Second-rate Detective and the Cat" by teacher neta. There is no similarity except for the name... But I like "Thrillerland" very much.
*The background is fictitious, the place names and the names of some entities are all nonsense, and it is purely an accident that they look familiar.
*CP free testimonials, the character's IQ depends on the author, everything serves the plot.
Purpose: Exploring the unknown
