At the podium, the teacher—who might possess the identity of a reclusive expert—lifted his teacup and took a sip, seemingly pondering how to answer the student's question.
"Of course I know about Kira, as discussed online. But to be precise, no one knows whether Kira truly exists. People merely wanted to find a corresponding 'perpetrator' for those sudden-death cases. The so-called 'Kira' is only a codename."
"As for my own opinion, naturally, I don't really approve of this method."
"Some people online say that Kira protects society's peace and can punish the scum that the law cannot punish. That much is indeed beyond doubt. Laws have never been perfect, and they contain many loopholes. All we can do is make them as close to perfection as possible."
"Everyone must understand that Kira's actions truly violate the law. Casually controlling the lives of others fundamentally does not conform to the ethics and morals we know. He has already regarded himself as a 'god' capable of controlling everything, hoping to build an ideal world without crime."
"However..." The teacher changed tack. "Everything I've said rests on the premise that Kira is human. I have a friend specifically assigned to the Kira cases. According to what he revealed, these cases have no pattern whatsoever, as though they truly happened by coincidence, spanning the entire world."
"They also raised the possibility of a group committing the crimes, but after investigation and deduction, that speculation simply wasn't realistic. The more members a criminal group has, the more its success rate drops exponentially. Some cases occurred only minutes apart—it is difficult to imagine how they could possibly have done it."
"Everyone also knows that supernatural power does exist in our world, but I have never heard of anyone capable of reaching such a level... Perhaps it