Fushimi Roku couldn't quite understand why Minamoto Tamako was having such a strong reaction, nor did he know what she saw in the profiling... Could it be that she empathized with the murderer like a little teacup? Or did she put herself in the victim's perspective?
No matter how hard he tried to dissuade her, Minamoto Tamako insisted on continuing the investigation. They split up, with Minamoto Tamako planning to personally persuade the chief, while Fushimi Roku was tasked with collecting evidence at the apartment building.
Great, another opportunity to slack off.
Fushimi Roku bought a box of fried noodles and a bottle of soda from a convenience store, walked alone through the bustling pedestrian street, turned into a dark alley at night, and found a step to sit on outside the apartment building.
"I'm digging in."
