....Elakiri Detective club...

[sudunone]

Asaadaranai. hawasata na kiyala, apiwa yawwa. eeta passe horenma patan gena.
Kamak na. gamu balanna 2nd case eka.

 

[sudunone]

Hey kohomada!!

Monada dan karanne oya?

Kammaliyooo

kammali kame innawa. oyage "kammali" thread ekata set wenna hadanakota thama dakke, meke case ekak daala kiyala

 

[Raveensach]

Hey my beautiful assistant is missing

oya wath gaththada?

Oh............ur assistant............is with me nw..............
And I sent her for................case...............in
Los Anegeles................

 

[coolgayathra]

OK OK
I WILL GIVE ANOTHER CASE

 

[coolgayathra]

Asaadaranai. hawasata na kiyala, apiwa yawwa. eeta passe horenma patan gena.
Kamak na. gamu balanna 2nd case eka.

]elazzz

 

[coolgayathra]

The Case of the Last Karan​

"From the smirk connecting your ears, I assume you've hit upon a new scheme for making a million dollars," Dr. Hall said to Brian Ford.
"Not quite a million," corrected Brian, a young Englishman with more ways to avoid work than aces up the sleeve of a Mississippi gambler.
Brian opened his briefcase and showed Hall a pen-and-ink sketch of a bearded man.
"Looks like a Rudy Karan!" Hall marveled.
"Precisely," gloated Brian. "All the world knows the great artist died in Alaska three years ago. The details were never divulged till his friend, Kiako, meeting hard times, came to me.
"The facts are," continued Brian, "that Karan injured his hip in a storm that buried his and Kiako's supplies on the trail. The weather had been far belowfreezing for days, and moreno, his hip injured, failed rapidly.
"Kiako got him to an abandoned shack. He stopped up the broken window with his gloves. As he tore apart a chair to build an fire, Karan called to him. There was no time. He wouldn't live half an hour.
"Karan asked for drawing materials. Kiako found an old pen and a bottle of ink in a cupboard. Karan sketched his faithful friend, and died.
"The prices of morenos have soared since his death. His last picture should be worth a quarter of a million. I can buy it from Kiako for twenty thousand," concluded Brian. "Have you twenty, old boy?"
"For that portrait? Not twenty cents!" snapped Hall.
why not?

 

[sudunone]

wasa kammali kollo. gamuko eelanga eka.

 

[Raveensach]

Whers da case?????????????????????????

 

[coolgayathra]

oya damme

 

[sudunone]

They lost their supplies. So there's no way of giving Karan drawing material later.

 

[Raveensach]

Whether eka too cool...........N.......oya ...house eke...kaddichcha janele.........
so....wathurath ice wena eke............
nikan INK survive weida?????????????

 

[Raveensach]

Its too cold....due to the brkn windw...........
so....thers no way of drwing with........ice wechcha ink walin

 

[sudunone]

Kioko is a Japanese name; so he can't have a beard.

 

[Kasmadumala]

yaaaa why not?..........
if i got tm.i ll b on d way.

 

[coolgayathra]

good geusses all of you agents
great job
but here is the answer

The Case of the Last Karan
As "the weather had been far below freezing for days," and the shack had a "broken window," the ink would have been frozen solid and impossible to draw with.

 

[coolgayathra]

latest rankings
kudos 48
sudunone 30
raveensach 16
sahan 15

 

[sudunone]

 

[kudos_utopia]

good geusses all of you agents
great job
but here is the answer

The Case of the Last Karan
As "the weather had been far below freezing for days," and the shack had a "broken window," the ink would have been frozen solid and impossible to draw with.

eka thamai mama kiyanna haduwe

mama me dan awe

girl kenek soyanna giya
hamuvuna nehe


my asnwer is also that

 

[Raveensach]

 

[coolgayathra]

patta