"Detective Cat? That must be the illustrator who gained quite a bit of fame online recently, with a decent level of buzz."
Sir Brown said casually.
He had some impression of that name in his mind.
In the charges he was weaving against Miss Anna, two important items were about her participating in the art appreciation column outside the magazine without the approval of the magazine's senior management and her inappropriate conduct in Thomas's video.
And also about Elina's unprecedented act of promoting a groundless internet illustrator to a two-and-a-half-star painter without any evidence seen as "convincingly persuasive" by the management.
Sir Brown believed these two matters negatively impacted the credibility of "Oil Painting" magazine in the eyes of collectors.
The editorial from "Moonlight News" and the joint protest letter Van Doorn wrote to the oil painting management were the evidence of Anna's crimes.
And all of these were related to this Detective Cat.
