Nancy’s all, “OMG, if Gray has a PhD in physics, why is he working as a security guard?” I don’t know, Nancy.
We also find a post-it with a bunch of letters and numbers on it, and a doctorate degree in physics from Kingston University. Niko gets pissed at the idea that Gray might be working on a project, particularly without him. “I have work to do in the lab,” Gray writers back, which is weird for a glorified security guard. Anyway, we find an exchange of bitter emails between him and Niko, wherein Niko tells Gray to stay out of the lab. Has the development of technology been the most inconvenient thing for mystery writers? I feel like it is. Gray apparently has that weird affinity that so many Nancy Drew characters do, for printing out email conversations and storing them places where Nancy can conveniently find them. We find that if we turn three of the hooks like so, it opens up to reveal a secret compartment. We have to pull the alarm again to get him out of the booth, then we can inspect the coat rack. Gray’s shredded note mentioned the coat rack in the security booth is important, so let’s look at that. Now, why would that be? Gray’s like, “Idk,” and Nancy’s like, “Cool, good talk.” Nancy muses that it seems like Niko had been protecting Gray from getting his ass fired by Victor. Gray ships them, doesn’t he? If we dug a little deeper on that computer of his, we’d probably find fanfiction. Good news, everyone, he is! We ask if he knows why Mason and Ellie are hanging out together. Let’s go forth!īut first: let’s see if Gray is still cranky. Like any good Nancy Drew character, he apparently has a secret lair that we’ll have to find our way into. Then we found out that Niko was probably killed because his hair was full of secrets. Previously on Nancy Drew: The Deadly Device: Science is hard :( We cleared Ryan as a suspect, so now we can enjoy her wacky antics without guilt.
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