Chapter 1281: Non-Invasive Autopsy

"Jiang Yuan, dipersilakan."

The master of ceremonies called the name, watched Jiang Yuan get up, walked to the designated position under the guidance of the staff, and signaled him to bow.

Jiang Yuan was in full dress, watching the Sultan personally put the medal on his chest.

In the Datuk awarding ceremony, this belongs to a special honor. In most cases, the Sultan will only hand the medal and certificate to the recipient. Sometimes, he will send senior officials under his command to complete this work.

Jiang Yuan said "Thank you, Your Excellency" in Malay, then prepared to bow and salute like the other honorees before stepping back.

At this time, the Sultan faced Jiang Yuan, said "Syabas (Well done)" as usual, and then looked at Jiang Yuan's eyes and said: "Hope you can make more contributions to Dama."

The last sentence was slightly beyond the template of the awarding ceremony. Jiang Yuan had no concept, naturally said: "Of course."

"Believe you can find the truth," the Sultan said seriously again, and patted Jiang Yuan's chest.

Jiang Yuan finally understood, feeling the strength of the palm on his chest and the weight of the medal, said in Malay: "I will."

The Sultan then let go of his hand, and after Jiang Yuan bowed and retreated, he returned to his seat.

The master of ceremonies hurried to the next link.

At the same time, Huang Qiangmin, who saw this scene, immediately began to signal wildly to Cui Xiaohu and Chu Guanliang beside him with his eyes.

Chu Guanliang blinked his left eye slightly, indicating "it's already like this," and then blinked his right eye "don't be impatient."

Huang Qiangmin didn't understand, but expressed understanding.

Jiang Yuan returned to the queue, holding the document of the award, and under the system prompt, opened a blue interface in front of him.

The title of "Datuk," together with the first-class merits obtained before, all had a small "+" on the right that could be clicked, and then, he could choose skills from the vast list.

Jiang Yuan understood instantly. In the system's certification, a Datuk title is equivalent to obtaining a "first-class merit." At the very least, the reward given is the same. However, "Datuk" cannot be obtained repeatedly.

Previously, Jiang Yuan had always kept a first-class merit skill unredeemed, mainly because his common skills were rich enough, and redeeming universal skills was not as good as keeping it for special situations. For example, cases like explosions, shootings, and poisonings, Jiang Yuan had very little contact with them, and also lacked corresponding skills. But if he really encountered a situation where such skills were necessary to solve the case, the designated skill redemption would come in handy.

And today, obtaining the "Datuk" title, and being able to redeem a skill again, he didn't need to reserve two designated skill redemptions so exaggeratedly.

Jiang Yuan didn't have much thinking, and in the complex tree-like skill table, chose "Drowning-related Plankton Detection (LV6)."

The designated skill selection is that the more detailed the skill, the higher the skill level obtained, and the broader the skill, the lower the skill level obtained. In the skill branch of "Drowning-related Plankton Detection (LV6)," the "Plankton Detection" he obtained in the previous step was only LV5, and the more detailed "Diatom Inspection" had LV7. Although the LV7 of the latter was very exciting, to be honest, the LV7 skill was firepower excess most of the time, but in practice, the 128mm rapid-fire gun was equally terrifying, and the battlefield effect would probably be better.

It's like obtaining the super-strong LV7 "Diatom Inspection" ability, which would probably be an extra super-strong sharp blade in the daily work of the "Taihe Working Group." Plus the "temporary +1" skill, maybe something extraordinary would appear.

But to say, LV7 was already super extraordinary. Compared to the single "Diatom Inspection" skill, adding LV6 "Blue Algae," "Green Algae," "Naked Algae," "Fungi," and other various drowning markers detection capabilities, the coverage was obviously broader.

Slap slap slap

Clap, clap, clap, clap.

The ceremony did not last very long before moving on to the media segment.

Especially after the Sultan and the ceremonial officials exited, the remaining time belonged entirely to the media.

Not only were there reporters from television stations and print media, but many independent media personalities had also rushed over, holding professional equipment or just a mobile phone, staring at one or several people inside to film.

Traditional media still needed to consider the screen time and order of the various "Datuks," but the independent media personalities had no such thoughts at all; a group of them were almost all rushing toward Jiang Yuan. Some started by filming others, but after taking a few shots, they basically all turned their lenses toward Jiang Yuan.

The scene quickly turned into something like Disneyland. A long queue began to form in front of Jiang Yuan; those who were unwilling to queue, or those who had already queued, would go to film others, but everyone would ultimately want to queue for Jiang Yuan.

Some were satisfied after taking a few photos, while others wanted a group photo or to conduct a short interview, all of which Jiang Yuan satisfied completely.

Having received the title and gained the skill, taking a few photos for people was nothing.

The person most worried about trouble at the scene was originally Police Liaison Officer Chu Guanliang. Before going on stage, he had prepared all sorts of talking points, planning how to persuade Jiang Yuan.

At this moment, seeing him obey the arrangements—posing when asked to pose, and taking group photos when asked to take group photos—he was actually a bit stunned for a moment.

Niza came over with Zhong Renlong at this time and remarked with emotion, "Datuk Jiang Yuan is truly too smart."

"Of course," Chu Guanliang said, then realized Niza wanted to chat with him, so he followed up, "How so?"

"China doesn't really need media cooperation, right? The power of Chinese police is still very great. By comparison, over here, dealing with the media is what's truly important. With the media's help, or even just by showing your face in the media, getting things done becomes much more convenient." Niza clicked his tongue and said, "I know Datuk Jiang doesn't like taking photos or interviews, but he's willing to do so today; he's truly exhausted all his efforts for the sake of solving the case."

Zhong Renlong quickly translated, and added his own understanding at the end: "Getting along well with the media can yield twice the result with half the effort. Because politicians need the media, they will also tilt resources toward police who have media resources."

Chu Guanliang nodded repeatedly: "Jiang Yuan is indeed very thoughtful regarding the case..."

Just as he was speaking, Chu Guanliang saw two councilors walking toward Jiang Yuan together.

Both saw each other, and for a moment, their footsteps paused, but in the blink of an eye, their footsteps became firm again.

At the same time, the aides of the two councilors also realized something and flocked to their respective councilors, gathering behind them to bolster their momentum.

A certain independent media personality who was talking to Jiang Yuan subconsciously took a step back.

"It's fine, you guys talk first." The councilor who arrived first smiled and displayed the demeanor of a leader who respects the virtuous. To put it bluntly, he was just here to sponge off the traffic, so how could he let the traffic magnets leave?

The councilor who arrived later was the same, specifically standing behind Jiang Yuan so that when others took photos, they could include him as well.

The first step of an election is to become a familiar face, and for most councilors, reaching this level is extremely difficult. When it comes down to it, the heat Jiang Yuan brought at this moment was stronger than that of ordinary councilors.

Senator Stewart's son shooting Senator Stewart, while also randomly killing passersby to practice his nerve—this story alone was attractive enough, not to mention the subsequent bloody slaughter.

Different media have different ideas, which may form many different stories, and each story will bring huge traffic.

Jiang Yuan was busy for several hours before finally being able to leave, and then, unsurprisingly, he was intercepted at the door.

The person blocking the crowd was a man around 60 years old, dressed gorgeously, coming from a Rolls-Royce.

"Kumar, I want him to be responsible for my son's autopsy." The blocker was shouting the name of the Malaysian police chief.

Chief Kumar said pleasantly, "No problem, I will immediately arrange for Datuk Jiang Yuan to perform the autopsy on your son's body."

"No autopsy. No autopsy!" The old man from the Rolls-Royce slammed his cane hard against the floor and said, "Just as I said before, I demand a comprehensive investigation, but it can only be a non-invasive autopsy."

A so-called non-invasive autopsy, also known as a non-invasive post-mortem examination, refers to a method of examining a corpse without surgical dissection, instead using medical instruments and other means to inspect the body. This is very necessary in many religious beliefs.

Especially in many cases of unnatural death, because it is uncertain whether a homicide has occurred, family members requesting a non-invasive autopsy makes things quite difficult.

Chief Kumar objected even more: "We have already done a non-invasive autopsy, and there is no appropriate conclusion, so what we are truly lacking now is a normal autopsy!"

"But Jiang Yuan can do it, right, Datuk?" The old man from the Rolls-Royce walked up to Jiang Yuan, looked up at him, and said, "The Sultan said you have already agreed!"

(End of chapter)