The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 710

Everyone saw that her explanation was bang on and couldn’t help but wonder, how did she know?

The cop asked her in Dawnstar language, seeing as this is odorless and tasteless, how did her figure out Molly got hit with HN2C?

Arabella answered in fluent Dawnstar, she deduced it from Molly’s pulse. She checked Molly’s pulse just now, and it was exactly like what someone poisoned by HN2C would have.

Generally, people struck by this poison felt intense stomach pain, so painful that they passed out. When they woke up, the pain spread to their limbs, they passed out again, and when they woke up, the pain spread all over.

This process lasted for three days; normal hospitals can’t figure out the cause, and painkillers didn’t work.

This HN2C was developed by some small country, specifically for torture, so she had no idea how it ended up on the streets.

and then release its toxicity. The people of that country would let this poison touch the skin of criminals during interrogatiohs. After a while, the criminal would be rolling on the ground from unbearable pain. Each time they pass out and wake up, the pain intensifies until they can’t take it anymore and confess.

cop understood, so contestant number one must have come into contact with something to be poisoned.

pale after

type of poison didn’t exist in Solterra, and Queen Abby was a Solterra designer. How could she possibly know

noticed someone had been watching her, but when she turned around, she couldn’t find the

and the atmosphere became extremely tense. Arabella was sitting at the judge’s table, the other judges wanted to ask her some questions, but her cold aura scared them off, and in the end, none

and

her phone, and messaged Hans, telling him Molly was hit with HN2C, that it required a cocktail of dozen–plus drugs for treatment. She even made a list of medications; instructing the hospital to

method was bleeding at several points, and it’s the quickest

didn’t know acupuncture or bleeding, so Arabella could only

kept by the hospital and saved

story for