"Also, no toxic substances were detected in the shrine's water," Nanatsuki Koshimizu said, holding up the report. "There was no poison on the wooden spoon either."

"So, we can basically rule out poisoning at the shrine." Tang Ze said, "Now we can only rely on the poison test of the deceased's stomach."

However, the testing would take some time, so Tang Ze dismissed everyone and went to have lunch first.

After all, there are still cases that need to be investigated, and there will be no time once the news comes out.

After a simple meal of soba noodles and a fried noodle bread before leaving, Tang Ze returned to the research institute to rest for a while.

After a half-hour lunch break, the results of the stomach test finally came out.

"It's poisonous mushrooms."

Tang Ze looked at the results and said, "It says that the deceased may have eaten a mushroom called 'Devil Angel'."

"But the deceased had no stomach discomfort?" Gao Mu asked curiously, "Why did he die from poisonous mushrooms?"

"After eating this mushroom, people will experience abdominal pain and diarrhea within a few hours."

Tang Ze looked at the report and said, "It says that the symptoms will disappear in about a day, but if you think it's okay and leave it alone, you're making a big mistake.

Because after a few days, the remaining toxins in the body will suddenly damage the cells of the kidneys and liver.

It causes people to die in pain.”

"This mushroom looks quite pure white."

Nanatsuki Koshimizu took a look at the mushroom picture and said, "I didn't expect the toxin to be so potent, potentially lethal..."

No wonder it's called that, it looks like an angel on the outside, but it's a devil on the inside."

"Now what we need to find out is whether it was an accident or homicide."

Tang Ze folded his arms and pondered, "If the deceased accidentally mixed the mushrooms with other mushrooms and ate them while cooking, then it would be an accident.

But if someone deliberately let him eat it, it would be a definite murder case."

"Then let's go to the deceased's home first."

Gao Mu, who was standing by, nodded in agreement and immediately suggested, "If you ate poisonous mushrooms at home, there might still be some residue.

And when processing mushrooms, you should also throw away some of the ones that are of poor quality, or cut off the roots.

If we find any residue, we can further confirm the situation.”