he shook his head. “let’s go home,” he said.
it was dark when they arrived back at hedeby island, and that suited salander fied a sp o table.
“i borrowed this stuff from miltoy, and it’s time we made use of it.”
she planted four battery-operated motioors around the house and explai if aha, a radio signal wer a small g alarm that she set up in blomkvist’s bedroom. at the same time, two light-sensitive video cameras that she had put ihe front and back of the would send signals to a pc laptop that she set in the cupboard by the front door. she camouflaged the cameras with dark cloth.
she put a third a birdhouse above the door. she drilled a hht through the wall for the cable. the lens was aimed at the road ah from the gate to the front door. it took a low-resolution image every sed stored them all on the hard drive of aop in the wardrobe.
the a pressure-se iranahe iot into the house, a 115-decibel siren would go off. salaed for him how to shut off the detectors with a key to a box in the wardrobe. she had also borrowed a night-vision scope.
“you doo kvist said, p coffee for her.
“. n uhis.”
“believe me, i’ve lost all i in exercise.”
“i’m not joking. this may have started out as a historical mystery, but what with dead d pe to blow your head off we be sure we’re orail.”
they ate die. blomkvist was suddeired and had a splitting headache. he could hardly talk any more, so he went to bed.
salaayed up readiil 2:00.
chapter 23
friday, july 11
he awoke at 6:00 with the sun shining through a gap iains right in his face. he had a vague headad it hurt wheouched the bandage. salander ooma flung over him. he looked down at the dragon on her shoulder blade.
he ted her tattoos. as on her neck, she had a loop around oher loop around the biceps of her left arm, a ese symbol on her hip, and a rose on one calf.
he got out of bed ahe s tight. he wehroom and theet in without waking her.
a couple of hours later over breakfast blomkvist said, “hoing to solve this puzzle?”
“we sum up the facts we have. we try to find more.”
“for me, the oion is: why? is it because we’re trying to solve the mystery about harriet, or because we’ve uherto unknown serial killer?”
“there must be a ,” salander said. “if harriet realised that there was a serial killer, it ly have been someone she k the cast of chara the sixties, there were at least two dozees. today hardly any of them are left except harald vanger, wh around in the wen at almost hree with a gun. everybody is either too old to be of aoday, or too young to have been arouies. so we’re back to square one.”
“uwo people who are c. one older and one younger.”
“harald and cecilia? i don’t think so. i thiellih whehat she washe window.”
“then who was that?”
they turned on blomkvist’s ibook ahe h iail on all the people visible iographs of the a the bridge.
“i e that everyohe village must have beeg all the ext. it tember. most jackets or sweaters. only one person has long blonde hair and a light-coloured dress.”
“ceger is in a lot of the pictures. she seems to be everywhere. between the buildings and the people wh at the at. here she’s talking to isabella. here she’s stao pastor falk. here she’s with greger vahe middle brother.”
“wait a minute,” blomkvist said. “what der have in his hand?”
“something square-shaped. it looks like a box of some kind.”
“it’s a hasselblad. so he too had a camera.”
they scrh the photographs reger was ihem, though often blurry. i could be clearly seen that he was holding a square-shaped box.
“i thi. it’s definitely a camera.”
“whis that we go o fraphs.”
“ok, but let’s leave that for a moment,” salander said. “let me propose a theory.”
“go ahead.”
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