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The bell tower of the church rang out fifty-five times as I stood before the Sacred Heart Hall and the Seoul Cathedral Organ, aiming the spectrometer at the inside of the pipe. Under a wavelength of 558 nanometers, the surface of the sound plug revealed a dense array of bite marks—each indentation arranged in an equilateral triangle, perfectly matching the impressions left by the victim, Fibula.
As I removed the last pipe, hidden at the bottom of the resonance box was exposed a piece of military-grade equipment. This was a Sound Wave Time Interferometer developed in 1998, and the operation log indicated that it had last been used on September 4, 2002. This meant that eleven hours before I discovered the Iron Box in the Rooftop Water Tank, someone had used this machine to send future evidence back to 1986.
Suddenly, the choir of children filled the church with their singing. Turning around, I saw Cui Meishan standing in the light streaming through the stained glass. Her left foot was still encased in Military Orthopedic Boots, but three shadows cast on the ground wore Deep Blue Uniforms—each shadow bore an old scar measuring fifty-five millimeters long at its neck.
On September 6, 2002, at 09:33, the Fourth Skeleton glowed with a ghostly blue light within the Liquid Nitrogen Chamber as I adjusted the electron microscope to a magnification of 5000. When focusing on the carbonized layer of Fibula's fracture surface, binary code suddenly flickered on the display—this was a military weapon number etched with a laser at the molecular bond level: MIRV-55.
"The trabecular stress patterns are abnormal," said Park, a forensic expert, his breath crystallizing inside his Protective Mask. "These Haversian canals are arranged in a Fibonacci spiral; only an impact force of fifty-five tons per second could..." He suddenly staggered back as collagen fibers beneath the microscope began to automatically reorganize into a three-dimensional coordinate system.
I placed a frozen slice into the synchrotron radiation device; X-Ray Diffraction patterns exploded on the screen into a nebula-like formation. As I adjusted the wavelength to 0.55 angstroms, micro-carved stained glass windows emerged between the bone pores, each glass piece's vertical angle precisely locked at fifty-five degrees. More chillingly, the images depicted were from a reconstruction plan for Sacred Heart Hall that would not be revealed until 2010.
On July 21, 1986, at 14:17, Li Eun-hee lifted Kim So Yeon's Fibula specimen in a military medical laboratory. Under polarized light, equilateral triangular etchings appeared. As she aimed her protractor at one vertex, surgical lights suddenly projected a topographic map of Seoul onto the wall—three crime scenes were precisely located at each endpoint of a fifty-five-kilometer equilateral triangle.
"This is the stress memory effect of Superelastic Nickel-Titanium Alloy," said a Materials Science Professor as he cooled a bone fragment with liquid helium; immediately, its fracture surface revealed a Church Ink formula. "The murderer crafted a weapon from shape-memory metal; heating it to fifty-five degrees Celsius would restore its preset form..."
An alarm suddenly blared as all skeletal specimens in the temperature-controlled chamber began to resonate collectively. Surveillance footage showed Cui Meishan's wheelchair passing through multiple security systems, leaving tire impressions that were fifty-five millimeters deep at the laboratory door—upon comparison, these matched perfectly with imprints from the military-grade silicone sealant found on both the Rooftop Water Tank and Iron Box.
At 11:42 on September 6, 2002, I constructed a biomechanical model of bone in the low-temperature laboratory. When I applied pressure with a Hydraulic Press up to fifty-five kilonewtons, an artificial Fibula suddenly released an infrasound at 17.5 Hz. Sonar imaging indicated that this frequency could create standing waves within the Seoul Cathedral Organ, with peak amplitude zones corresponding exactly to the Confessional Room added to Sacred Heart Hall in 2015.
"Look at this!" my assistant suddenly cut off power; in the darkness floated ghostly blue phosphorescence from the bones.
The glowing points formed a three-dimensional topological map, clearly displaying the Quantum Entangled State between the Rooftop Water Tank and the Four Corpses. When the Ultraviolet Lamp flickered back to life, a Countdown etched in Liquid Nitrogen appeared on the Laboratory Table: 5.5 hours.
At that moment, the Mass Spectrometer emitted a sharp beep, indicating an anomaly in the Strontium Isotope ratio of the Fourth Skeleton. According to the Enamel test results, this corpse should have originated from Seoul after 1995—yet the Bone Density analysis revealed it had died in the summer of 1986. The time-space paradox materialized as a flashing red ERROR code on the display screen.
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