The useful information is the photographs, there are five or six of them.
One is a full-body shot of an elderly man, a carpenter, rolling up his sleeves while polishing wood. On each of his arms is a mysterious tattoo, intricate and exceptionally striking.
This was the reason why Henry Shipton took the picture at the time.
The rest of the photos are close-ups of the arms. Carefully comparing and identifying, the patterns on the left arm are the same as the ones on the iron plaque Charlotte Allison photographed. So, does the pattern on the other arm represent another plaque?
Charlotte Allison looked back at the place where Henry Shipton conducted his interview: the Nash Family Manor in Crane City.
"The Nash Family Manor in Crane City..." Charlotte Allison lowered her gaze, pondering carefully. She felt this place sounded very familiar but couldn't recall anything about it.
She looked up at Henry Shipton, and without needing to ask, Henry spoke first:
