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Original subtitles

To Camouflage

Gozai-bashi Bridge

Oh, shoot!

I'll give you a hand.

There's no way I can let a girl help me!

This is my car, also.

Mr. Kuribayashi.

No problem.

I'm matured, a feminist, and a science engineer. So no problem...

Oh, Goda-kun? It's Misaki. - She's not listening.

We're going to be late. We had a flat tire.

Why are we taking this detour of the countryside? It's pouring down!

Want to switch, Kuribayashi-san? - I'm all right!

Oh.

I'm sorry for troubling you. - Not really. Please go ahead and use this.

But... - I have my own, no problem. Please.

Thank you. This is a big help.

She's a nice lady. - Did she lend it to you?

Yes, she had two and offered me one. - Wow, that's great!

Much obliged. Thank you.

A fashion umbrella. Was it a lady? - Yes.

What kind of... - Let's hurry!

I know!

Gozai Shrine

A hokora of Gozaidake.

Karasu Tengu's mummy.

It's the legend of long-nosed goblin, Tengu, handed down in this region.

The legend of Tengu.

But, what is this about?

It says "No entry".

After coming all the way here, there's no way we're -

going to give up on seeing the mummy, right?

Excuse me. - Oh no, please wait!

Misaki!

Goda-kun!

You must be Professor Yukawa.

Yes.

My name is Goda, from Kamitsuga Precinct.

Thank you for your cooperation. - Huh?

Since the prefectural police headquarters didn't give us the investigation budget -

this is a big help.

The investigation budget? - We just came to see the mummy of Tengu.

What do you mean by the cooperation? - Huh?

Didn't you tell them exactly, Misaki?

Professor Yukawa, actually we can't see the mummy of Tengu right now.

Huh?

You're the one who asked us to come, Toono-kun!

I'm sorry.

We're on the way home from the academic conference in Ibaraki Prefecture.

And Toono-kun said "My hometown is nearby and there's the mummy of Tengu".

"You should definitely take a look at it".

I'm sorry. - Professor Yukawa couldn't say no -

because a student insisted on... - Kuribayashi-san.

There's no need to scold her like that. - I know, but!

Toono-kun, explain what is going on here.

I'll explain.

This shrine worships Karasu Tengu -

and the mummy of Karasu Tengu is placed up there. That's a true story.

But, all of a sudden about three weeks ago -

the Shinto priest here poured concrete and closed up that hokora.

Why?

Because the mummy might get stolen. - The mummy get stolen? By whom?

Karasu Tengu. - Karasu Tengu?

Karasu Tengu, who lives in this mountain, was coming to get the mummy back.

Huh?

It may be his relative's mummy.

Please.

Toono-kun! Aren't you aiming to become a physicist, right?

Physicists should never believe supernatural stories. I don't feel well.

And, what do you want me to do?

We'd like you to investigate inside this concrete.

How come?

Whether the mummy of Karasu Tengu is still there or not.

Really?

Didn't the Shinto priest close it up because he didn't want it to get stolen?

Actually a piece of cloth, in which the mummy was wrapped, was found.

Near the dead body of the Shinto priest.

The dead body?

His skeleton was found two weeks ago.

Right here.

Ugh!

Poor man.

Why such a turn all of a sudden?

The police headquarters ruled out foul play.

The Shinto priest collapsed many times due to heart failure.

They said that the reason why he turned into a skeleton -

was probably because it was eaten by stray dogs or crows.

But, if there was no mummy inside this hokora -

the situation would be different.

The Shinto priest might have been killed by Karasu Tengu.

No, no, no, no! There's no way such a thing as Karasu Tengu exists.

But, if there was no mummy inside -

don't you think that an ordinary man wouldn't be able to -

steal the mummy through this concrete?

Karasu Tengu in this mountain is said to have the ability to pass through walls.

A grown-up man shouldn't talk nonsense like that.

Everyone in this village believes that Karasu Tengu exists!

That's improbable. - Improbable?

Huh?

In 1959, a cat, which a boy named Douglas Sheldon caught in the mountain -

in Hinesville, West Virginia, United States, had wings.

Wings?

According to the local paper, Post Herald -

the body length of the cat, which looked like Persian cat, was 75 centimeters.

The length of its wing was about 23 centimeters.

Also they discovered something similar to cartilage inside wings.

A cat?

Other than a cat, there are many legends in the world -

which feature a horse with wings or a snake with wings.

In those cases, the cells with different genetic -

information are mixed together within a single organism.

In the biological science, they are called chimeras.

This, Karasu Tengu.

What if it's a chimera between a crow and something?

Quite interesting?

I wouldn't go that far, but fairly interested.

Professor Yukawa!

Isn't it as simple as you destroy that concrete and investigate?

That'll damage the mummy inside.

Listen, officer.

You simply tell us to investigate -

but we can't do anything when it's totally closed up like that!

Unless there is some special equipment. - I brought them.

Huh?

Vibration drill -

electromagnetic wave radar.

Also, industrial endoscope.

That should be enough.

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How about now?

Set the probe sensitivity to plus two.

Probe sensitivity, plus two.

Is it there?

We don't know yet.

Good. It's penetrated through a hollow space.

Please put the CCD camera in. - Yes.

Oh, Kuribayashi-san.

Let's put on the rigid sleeve. - You're right.

Toono-kun! You brought it, right? - Yes.

Misaki!

Yui-chan! - Yui.

Long time no see. - Who can it be this time?

Oh.

Ah, thank you very much earlier.

My name is Yukawa, a physicist.

Kuribayashi-san, she's the lady who lent me her umbrella.

Huh? Oh! - It was Yui-chan? I was in the car, too.

Really?

Oh, she's Kojima Yui-san. My hometown friend.

We are childhood friends.

Ah, it really was a big help earlier.

No, that was nothing.

What a nice girl!

What's the matter?

Your clothes are wet.

Where's your umbrella?

This was just... I'm all right.

Did you find the mummy? - We're still investigating.

Huh? You're also involved in this mummy business?

What?

She's more than just involved.

More than involved?

She's the last person who spoke with the late Shinto priest.

They are about A and A minus, I guess. - That's about right.

Agreed. A and A minus. - A and A minus. Yes.

Let's move on. - Huh?

Where's Professor Yukawa?

He's not here. - He's expected to return in the evening.

No! What should I do?

Did another bizarre case happen?

No.

But, when you show up, there's always...

Rejected! These receipts, by the accounting department.

They say that there are too many technical words to understand -

on these receipts from Professor Yukawa's experiments and other stuff so far.

I came here to ask him to rewrite them in more detail and easier to understand.

I see.

I didn't know that the police had things like an accounting department.

Your job seems tough. - Yeah.

Which frequency are we doing next? - 35 Hertz. It's ready.

Okay, I'm going to adjust the output. - Yes.

Really carefully. - What are you guys doing?

Huh? - Oh, what are you guys doing right now?

Data coordination on non-Newtonian fluid experiment.

We were asked to finish them by the end of today.

By Professor Yukawa?

No. - By Mr. Kuribayashi.

I see, then it can wait.

Huh? - Wait!

Okay, everyone. Come this way.

What? - It'll be quick. Hurry up!

Students from Yukawa seminar should know.

These cryptic things... What's this?

A dielectric... multilayer film... pla..

That's a dielectric multilayer film plate beam splitter.

It's used in holography.

And, LMF... gauss...

I think that's an EMI locator made by the company named LMF -

which is known for its small, portable units.

That's what I call a science boy and a science girl.

Here, I want you to rewrite these so they are easier to understand.

Here, just divide among all of you.

But, we have to finish what Mr. Kuribayashi asked us to do.

If they won't accept these receipts -

it's the same as them not recognizing the professor's help to the police.

What?

Who is more important, Professor Yukawa or Kuribayashi-san?

Of course... - Professor Yukawa.

Professor Yukawa. - Professor Yukawa.

Well then, please take care of them.

Okay.

I used to help with cleaning the shrine once in a while.

She's been friendly with the Shinto priest.

But, on that day...

No entry?

No one will be allowed to enter here for a while.

I've closed up the hokora.

Why?

Because Karasu Tengu is coming to get the mummy back.

Huh?

This is the problem I need to solve by myself.

That guy will understand.

If we can talk to each other frankly.

That guy?

Oh, Karasu Tengu?

After that, I didn't see the Shinto priest around -

so I talked to Goda-kun.

And when I went to the inner shrine, in that spot....

A skeleton.

According to the crime lab team, it was two weeks since the death.

There were only bones remained, so cause of death couldn't be specified after all.

Karasu Tengu came to get the mummy back, and killed the Shinto priest...

No, no, no. I don't think that's possible.

But, you seem nervous.

I'm not scared.

There's another one like you in Tokyo.

A stupid detective, who only brings the supernatural cases to us!

You still have your coffee? I'll fill up for you guys.

What the heck is this?

Dinosaur?

Oklahoma.

Oh, that's from Utsumi-san.

Yeah, it's a souvenir.

She sends stuff from time to time.

Utsumi-san?

Is that my predecessor Utsumi Kaoru-san, who was in charge of Professor Yukawa?

Yes. - I'll never be able to understand -

the weirdo Galileo's train of thoughts.

Ahh, a souvenir.

Mostly the merchandise sold at the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.

Professor Yukawa seems to be very pleased.

Because Utsumi-san knows where his trigger point is.

Yeah, she does!

This is Professor Yukawa's trigger point?

This is the only picture left.

What? You have the picture?

It was taken 60 years ago.

Why didn't you show us earlier?

This is the mummy of Karasu Tengu.

Excuse me, I'm going to step out for a while.

What's the matter?

My mom won't answer my calls no matter how many times I call her.

How about the landline? - No answer.

My dad is also supposed to be there.

Well then, should I go with you?

Please. - Okay.

It looks like a mammal, and also looks like a bird.

Doesn't it look like a reptile as well, Professor Yukawa?

You just wait here. - I'll go with you.

I'll be all right.

The road is closed?

There were landslides from the rain, and the road to the village was blocked.

Blocked?

It might take at least a few hours before reopening the road to traffic.

Any other roads we can take? - No.

What? Then we can't go home!

No. I'm so sorry.

I'll arrange a place for you to stay tonight.

That won't do! Professor Yukawa has a lecture to do tomorrow.

The result is in.

As it turns out, there was no mummy in that hokora.

No mummy?

I've analyzed the data recorded with the industrial endoscope -

there wasn't anything like that being recorded.

Has it been stolen?

It must be Karasu Tengu...

And, this mummy of Karasu Tengu turns out to be a fake.

A fake? - Really?

Ahh!

Take a look at this picture.

There are some streaks around the tarsometatarsus.

They are so-called growth rings, and it's the evidence of woods being processed.

Ah! - A fake?

That's what I thought! I knew it was fishy from the beginning.

Karasu Tengu wouldn't exist, you know?

It's hard to believe that the Shinto priest didn't know that.

If someone had already stolen the mummy, rather than the treasure being stolen -

he would be more afraid of that mummy being discovered as a fake.

That's why he closed up the hokora using concrete.

What about those words Yui heard?

That guy would understand.

If we can talk to each other frankly.

It could mean that he was going to make a deal with the thief.

The thief?

This is just a guess.

The priest must have tried to get the mummy back by paying the money.

But the deal fell through, and the Shinto priest was killed.

That guy...

Do you have an idea?

Last year the Shinto priest had a brat with blond hair stay at the shrine.

He was a hopeless kid, and he disappeared without reforming himself after all.

That blond kid might have known the truth about the mummy.

I'm calling the Precinct.

Well done, Professor Yukawa.

Let's go and look for the place to stay tonight.

Phew.

What's the matter, Misaki?

Yui-chan's mom is... killed!

She's killed?

Her dad, too.

On the wall, it says "Karasu Tengu".

Karasu Tengu? - Huh?

Karasu Tengu

Karasu Tengu

Karasu Tengu.

Karasu Tengu

And, what do you want me to do?

Please have a seat.

Because of the landslide, we don't know when the reinforcements -

from the headquarters will arrive yet.

I'm the only policeman here right now.

I've been instructed not to touch the crime scene in any way by the headquarters.

I would think so.

But in a serious case like this -

a mistake in the initial investigation could lead to the epic fall.

If I'm missing something important, it'll become a big problem.

You've been cooperating with criminal investigations in Tokyo, right?

Even though it's not my choice. - I can't figure it out.

You can't figure it out?

I really can't figure out how to understand that situation.

Please take a look at this.

This is the crime scene.

Kojima Taichi-san, head of the house, was shot in the chest by a shotgun.

Keiko-san, his wife, has been strangled to death.

Look.

These blood marks on her neck.

These must be Taichi-san's blood stuck when the murderer strangled her...

Goda-san.

I'm a physicist.

I know.

I persist in cooperating with the police only when the examination is required...

Please wait, and hear me out!

When Yui found these horrible sights of her parents -

the front door was still locked.

Misaki-chan from your seminar, who came in after Yui, did verify that as well.

A shotgun, which appears to be the murder weapon, was lying in the yard.

I assume that the murderer threw it away when he fled.

Please look at this picture.

It's locked.

Yes.

Even though the shotgun is lying in the yard, this window is locked.

I can only think that the murderer escaped through the wall.

Professor Yukawa.

Where was this shotgun usually kept?

It was displayed in the living room.

With the bullets loaded? It can't be, can it?

I have no idea.

Yui-chan.

Let's put this off for now.

Stay here for a while.

I'll stay with her. - Mom!

Is Mom going to be left as is for long?

Until the crime lab team arrives, we can't alter the crime scene.

You'd better warm up your body.

It could also come from the mental state -

but your body temperature must be low from getting wet in the rain.

So cold.

Do you want to take a hot shower?

That's okay, right?

Take pictures of the bathroom before she takes a shower, it won't be a problem.

I understand. Let's go.

Professor Yukawa.

I'm sorry.

Toono-kun.

Were you there when she found the bodies?

What? - Did you go into that room with her?

I was waiting for her in the car.

Then, I heard Yui-chan screaming right away.

I'm really sorry.

Ugh!

I'm not going in.

I will have nothing to do with the dead body.

I'll never want to see it!

Let's think about something else.

What is nothing?

No-thing?

Not-a-thing?

Tokyo Medial Examinerย’s Office

Kishitani! Where are you at?

Teito University?

An autopsy has already begun. For the homeless man found this morning.

There's a small stab wound.

I'm busy right now.

What are you doing?

I'm doing research on the trigger point.

Huh? Oh, it's correct.

The trigger point?

The trigger point has been stabbed with an object like a hair-pin.

The trigger point over there as well?

It is called amon, which is an important spot that ties brain and spinal cord.

Isn't it important to know the partner who cooperates with us in our investigation?

Your partner is me, since you're working with me!

A worker.

Yes, this is a work done by a professional.

Don't get in the way!

Get in the way? - Those in the way will be eliminated.

May his soul rest in peace. - Please stop linking to everything I say!

Okay, shall we take a break?

Yes. - Let's do so.

Ahh. - Ow.

Wow. You're getting there, Kishitani-san.

Um...

It's a tyrannosaurus.

I've done enough. I don't think I can finish it.

Huh? Are you giving up? - What?

Professor Yukawa likes this kind of thing.

I don't understand.

Oh! - Oh! Professor Yukawa?

What are you doing?

Good afternoon. - Good afternoon.

I have a favor to ask you guys.

I'm going to send you a picture now.

I'd like you to digitize the shape of the chair in the picture.

I understand.

Then, I'd like you to make a 3D model of it.

Of course, including the person sitting in it.

Are you in a hurry?

Right away, please. I'll email you the details later.

Yes! - Yes!

Wait, wait, wait, wait! - What are you doing?

Professor Yukawa! Everyone's busy right now.

Why are you there?

Because of you, chores are piled up.

Look, and everyone was helping me.

There has been a murder here.

I ended up getting involved in the investigation.

Huh?

Good. The basis is completed, but is this blueprint accurate?

It'll be all right. Now, I'm going to reflect the details.

I think that the parts of the arm and shoulder need to be remodeled.

It's the left side of the body, isn't it? I got it.

The wife who was strangled to death had some -

of the husband's blood stuck on her neck.

He was shot to death.

So, it means that the murderer shot the husband by a shotgun first -

then strangled the wife to death by the hands with splash-back blood?

But, there are things that don't make sense.

Why was the husband shot, and the wife strangled?

That too, but a local policeman is racking his brains over that -

he can only think that the murderer escaped through the wall.

The wall?

Furthermore, he's suspecting if the murderer is Karasu Tengu.

Karasu Tengu?

But that's a reasoning I just cannot accept.

I think that the murderer is intentionally trying to disrupt the investigation.

By using the legend of Karasu Tengu.

I'm not really understanding what you're saying.

That's why I said that it wouldn't do any good even if I tell you.

I am a detective...

Modeling and digitizing are completed.

Thank you. I'll log in and do the rest from here.

Oh, it's off.

Oh, it's on.

It's moving by itself.

Professor Yukawa is moving it by remote control.

A-ha, remote control.

What is he doing?

Well... - We don't know either.

Are you warmed up?

I'm going to use your kitchen. Is tea okay with you?

Yeah.

Thanks.

She's all right.

I am not qualified to be a policeman.

I feel so sorry for Yui that I can't even look at her.

Her mother was Yui's only blood relative.

Her father, Kojima Taichi, wasn't Yui's real father.

I don't want to speak ill of the deceased, but he was a mean man.

Kojima Taichi was the richest man in this area -

by making his fortune in real estate.

But, he was arrogant and selfish -

so everyone hated him. - It's angular velocity.

A man like that married a single mother -

who was struggling with debt, about 10 or more years ago.

Everyone was surprised.

That's what I thought.

But it was just a superficial performance.

Kojima married Yui's mother -

when he started to have problems in his business -

because there were too many enemies around him.

But... - Marrying a poor, divorced woman -

and taking care of her daughter.

That was just a means for Kojima to gain the trust of the people around him.

I don't understand.

Yui has been abused since elementary school by that man.

But she played the part of good daughter desperately -

in order to get him to like her as much as possible.

I totally understood... - Goda-san.

Will you let me concentrate? - But...

He locked Yui up in this town, when she grew up and wanted to go to Tokyo -

and let her help with his business.

I have no interest in that.

Feeling sorry for Yui, her mother brought up divorce -

but he wouldn't even consider it.

He wouldn't accept their freedom, and tried to dominate them in all respects.

It's no wonder that he was killed.

It is improper for a policeman to speak in such a way.

Of course I am a policeman -

but as a human being, I couldn't forgive him.

I always wanted to help Yui.

Goda-san. Personal feelings confuse your judgment.

With thoughts like that, it is Yui-san who hates the victim the most.

There's no way that Yui would kill her mother!

And also, there are many people who hate Kojima Taichi.

Let's stop right there. I'm not interested at all in the murderer or the motives.

Please go ahead.

This is Goda.

The road may be reopened? That's good.

Yes. Maintain the crime scene untouched. I understand.

The reinforcements from the headquarters?

It looks like they will arrive in an hour.

The recovery operation finished earlier than expected.

Glad to hear that. Now you don't need me anymore.

I'm sorry for insisting you to come over.

Don't mention it.

I have caused a lot of trouble for you.

I can only think that he escaped through the wall.

I heard Yui-chan screaming right away.

He wasn't Yui's real father.

What is this?

Goda-san. I'd like to check on something before the crime lab team arrives.

Huh?

As soon as possible. Look into it right away.

As soon as possible?

Being a law graduate, you must have a few friends, lawyers or judicial scriveners.

It has to be easy to look into that kind of thing.

But Professor Yukawa, it has nothing to do with science.

What is that?

Yes?

That dinosaur model.

Are you making my tyrannosaurus without permission?

I'll look into it right away!

Mom.

Yui. Are you all right?

Yeah.

Recovery operation from the landslide has finished and the road is open to traffic.

The reinforcements from the headquarters will arrive soon.

Will you take my mom to the proper place?

Of course.

Don't lay her down along with that man.

I won't let her be with that man.

You stay with your mother, Yui.

Thanks.

Mr. Kuribayashi! Mr. Kuribayashi!

Yes... Yes.

Professor Yukawa says that the two of us should go back without him.

The two of us... two of us... okay.

You and I.

Hold it right there! What about Professor Yukawa?

He has something to do before the crime lab team arrives.

The crime lab team? Why is he acting like the police?

He's going back tomorrow, after spending the night here somewhere.

No, no! You get him!

Professor Yukawa has a lecture to do first thing in the morning.

He wants you to substitute.

I said no! Substitute?

Me? - In place of Professor Yukawa.

In that classroom, jam-packed with female students?

He said to wish you luck.

Yeah! Finally my grand occasion!

Alrighty!

Hello? I've made a complete investigation of everything you asked me to.

And? - Can't you at least say "well done" first?

Will you hurry up?

You were able to demonstrate?

Yes. The hypothesis I built is probably correct.

Hypothesis?

I'd like to tell the two of you before the crime lab team arrives.

"The two of you?" -

Please.

In the picture of the crime scene Goda-san showed me -

there was something inexplicable in physics.

It was that rocking chair.

Rocking chair?

Kojima Taichi-san was dead sitting in the rocking chair.

How is that inexplicable?

If you shoot a person sitting in a rocking chair with a shotgun -

what do you think will happen?

What will happen?

The chair will be... - reclined to the back.

Yes, it should be reclined largely.

But, the high-quality rocking chair is well built and -

it is hardly possible to fall down no matter how reclined to the back.

That's just the chair your father was sitting.

Then, there shouldn't be any problem. - The problem is afterward.

Once reclined largely to the back, what will happen to the rocking chair afterward?

It will...

It should come back to the front as a reaction.

This is another feature of a rocking chair -

and by using this reaction, it's easier for the elderly with weak feet to stand up.

Yes.

But, in case that the person sitting is shot by a shotgun, what will happen?

Huh?

By estimating the shape and weight of the chair -

and the height and weight of the victim -

I've made a rough calculation. The result is this.

Oh.

By the reaction of the chair coming back, the body should be thrown out to the front.

It is clearly unnatural for the person who's been shot -

to stay sitting in the rocking chair.

Then, why didn't the dead body get thrown out to the front?

Because the chair didn't rock.

Didn't rock?

At the same moment the body received an impact -

a force toward the opposite direction was produced.

A force that pulled the body from the front.

Do you mean that the murderer pulled the body?

The murderer wouldn't be able to. Both hands would grip the shotgun.

I'm completely lost now. What are you trying to say?

What if, the victim himself pulled the trigger?

Huh?

The moment when a bullet was fired -

a large force toward the back was transmitted from the shotgun itself -

and the chair didn't rock as a result.

In other words, Kojima Taichi-san pulled the trigger himself by using his toe.

That's right, this is suicide.

Suicide?

That means, Taichi-san killed Keiko-san?

So a forced double suicide?

But, wait a minute. Wasn't it Taichi-san who died first?

As you know, there is his blood stuck on her neck.

That was camouflaged. - Camouflaged?

There is another person involved in this case.

That person camouflaged the crime scene in order to disrupt the investigation.

The shotgun thrown away in the yard was also one of the camouflages.

Huh? Who would do such a thing?

What is the merit to camouflage a double-suicide case -

as robbery and murder, in the first place?

Merit?

I would understand if the murderer masked the crime to look like a suicide.

If the murderer, who had shot Taichi-san to death, then strangled Keiko-san to death -

camouflaged the crime scene to look like it was a forced double suicide.

It's opposite. - What?

For the person who camouflaged the crime scene -

the most important part was the order, I suspect.

The order?

Isn't that right, Kojima Yui-san?

Huh?

Your father killed your mother first, then committed suicide with a gun.

This was very inconvenient for you.

So you camouflaged the crime scene to make -

it look like the murderer, who doesn't exist -

shot your father to death first, then strangled your mother to death.

And to emphasize the order even more -

you put your father's blood on your mother's neck.

After lending me your umbrella, you came straight to here.

Mom!

Mom?

Mom?

Mom!

Mom! Mom!

Why did you have to take mom with you?

How selfish!

Mom...

Then, after making an appearance in front of us -

you heard the story of Karasu Tengu, and in -

order to disrupt the investigation even more...

You wait here. - I'll go with you.

I'll be all right.

Karasu Tengu

Ahh!

Hold it right there, please!

Why does Yui have to do such a thing?

Between Kojima Taichi-san and Yui-san, an adaption was never done.

In other words, she is not registered as his child on paper.

How do you know that?

I had a detective in Tokyo, who is my acquaintance, look it up.

I really had no choice, in order to unravel the trick of this case.

What's wrong with her not being registered as his child on paper?

It's a matter of the inheritance system.

Inheritance?

If Kojima Keiko-san were to die before Kojima Taichi-san -

there will be no more connection between Taichi-san and Yui-san at that moment.

So, if Taichi-san were to die afterward, you won't be able to get his inheritance.

But, if Taichi-san were to die first the husband's property will go to the wife.

In other words, your mother will get the inheritance.

Then, you will be able to inherit everything.

The camouflages were for that purpose.

That's a lie!

A phenomena that the dead body was sitting in the rocking chair -

and the rule of inheritance led me to this logical hypothesis.

But it's only your reasoning!

Actually there is one other evidence that supports this hypothesis.

Your umbrella.

Umbrella?

Please go ahead and use this.

But... - I have my own, no problem. Please.

Thank you. This is a big help.

When you lent me your umbrella, you had another one for sure.

But, when you came to the mummy's hokora, your clothes were wet.

This was just... I'm all right.

You were supposed to have an umbrella, but ended up getting wet instead.

It means that you left your umbrella somewhere and went outside in the rain.

You thought that you made those camouflages calmly

but you weren't yourself after all.

You got in your car after getting wet in the rain, and came to the shrine.

That's why your body was soaked wet and cold.

Is my hypothesis wrong?

Yui?

Japanese police are excellent.

They'll find out that the blood marks on your mother's -

neck were intentionally put on afterward, in no time.

The camouflages you made will be easily discovered.

I'm sure that you're right.

Why did you... - Because that man killed Mom!

He's been always taking it out on Mom, because -

his business wasn't doing well lately.

I'm sure that he lost his temper and got into arguments then ended up killing Mom.

And he got scared and killed himself.

He's so selfish until the very end.

I couldn't forgive him.

That's why his inheritance... - I should have such a right at least!

Actually, I don't care about the money.

I don't care.

There's nothing I want any more, anyway.

There's nothing I enjoy any more, either.

Just...

I just didn't want to let him have it his way.

How can it end like this? Why should it end in such a way?

I feel so sorry for mom.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Yui.

Yui-san.

You should tell the truth to the police about -

how you saw the crime scene in the first place.

And being shaken up, how you ended up messing up the crime scene.

That's what you should say.

What?

Goda-san.

You told me this.

"I'm a human being, before a policeman".

If you want to protect her, you should make a judgment on everything from now on.

It doesn't concern me.

Professor Yukawa.

Yui-san.

Thank you for lending me your umbrella at the time.

I have a favor to ask you.

Before the crime lab team arrives, where can I stay for the night?

Change of Lecturer Topic: Advanced quantum nano device

Associate Professor, Yukawa Manabu, to Assistant, Kuribayashi Hiromi

There are always reasons behind any phenomena!

Very sad reasons!

Excuse me. Let's move on.

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