Liang Shun

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**Liang Shun** (1997-) was a suspect in the murder investigation of Blades member Herold Gibbs in Shards of Rage (Case #4 of Stories Uncaged), before killing tea house worker Susan Min in Earl Grave (Case #5 of Stories Uncaged).

## Description

Shun was a 45-year-old member of the Chinese Mob. In Shards of Rage, it is known that Shun eats onion rings. In Earl Grave, it is known that Shun takes Vitamin C pills, uses chapstick, and plays chess.

## Events of Stories Uncaged

### Shards of Rage

Shun was first spoken to when detective Connor Stout and the player found his phone in Blades member Herold Gibbs' house. Tech expert Lillian Henrich deduced that the phone belonged to Liang and that it also had 30 missed calls from Chinese mob leader Yuan Zedong. Shun then told us Herold had beaten him up and took his phone in one of their recent fights. When told about the murder, Shun expressed relief that he got what he deserved. We told him to stay near the area as we may have more questions for him in the future.

Shun was spoken to again when field expert Lucas Mitchell said that he saw Shun aiming a sniper rifle at Herold's house. We rush to the rooftop Shun is at before taking him to custody. He explained he had a strong hatred against the Blades and that he wanted revenge on one of their members, Herold as he massacred Shun's family via fire on his residence considering Shun's position as an influential businessman. His family's demise is what turned him into a gangster as of now.

Shun was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated Blades member Chachi Rhodes for Herold's murder.

After Chachi was arrested and the team interrogated retired collector Laszlo Toth about his affiliations with Blades leader Mason Mills and his gang, Shun and Blades member Nedaara Townsend was found beaten up and unconscious in Herold's house. They were immediately taken to the hospital and we decided to focus on finding their attacker before we got a call from Zedong, who told us to meet him at his teahouse since one of his employees was murdered.

### Earl Grave

Shun was later interrogated after he appeared in the scene where tea house worker Susan Min was murdered. We asked Shun what he was doing at the scene and he said that he was going to get some tea to fuel him through the day. He also recognized Susan and said that she was one of the tea house workers.

Shun was spoken to again after detective Giles Davis and the player found a letter to Susan, saying, "Susan, please reconsider. You would be great with us. -Shun." We asked Shun what he meant by this and he told us that based on how athletic Susan was, she would've been a great addition to the mob. However, Susan didn't want to join the mob and wanted to keep her record clean, so she turned down the offer.

In the end, it was revealed that Shun was Susan's killer.

Upon admitting to the murder, Shun said that Susan rejected him and fell in love with his brother. He couldn't stand having to look at Susan every day in the teahouse, so he gave her a last sip of life.

Judge Palin sentenced Liang to life imprisonment without a chance for parole in Emerald City Prison.

## Case Appearances

* Shards of Rage (Case #4 of Stories Uncaged)
* Earl Grave (Case #5 of Stories Uncaged)

## Trivia

* Shun was a suspect in two cases.
* Shun appeared in one district in Stories Uncaged.
* Shun appeared in one season.

## Gallery

Shun, as he appeared in Shards of Rage (Case #4 of Stories Uncaged).Shun, as he appeared in Earl Grave (Case #5 of Stories Uncaged).Shun, donning the prison uniform.Shun, sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility for parole for the first-degree murder of tea house worker Susan Min.