Juzo Megure beside him had the same thought.
There was no need to even look at this question. It was definitely sui...
Juzo Megure thought to himself and instinctively considered the classic approach, but then remembered Fujino was here this time. That meant it was definitely murder.
He cleared his throat and continued thinking:
Ahem. Someone definitely poisoned him, then used some miraculous method to achieve the murder.
In keeping with the rigor of a professional police officer, who could not conclusively name a murderer lest he be proven wrong, become a joke, and get transferred to guard a reservoir on some island, Juzo Megure added:
"Based on the current situation, that seems to be the case. Of course, although the possibility is low, we cannot rule out the chance that someone carried out indiscriminate poisoning and intended to randomly poison someone to death."
"But..."
Ryoko Inoue opened her mouth. "How could something like this happen...?"
"That is precisely why I asked you to come out here."
Juzo Megure took over and asked, "Miss Inoue, did Mr. Koda and Mr. Yagami usually have any conflicts? Or perhaps some personal grudge?"
"Rather than a conflict... it was more of a workplace matter."
Ryoko Inoue lowered her head and explained, "The scripts for Detective Megure were originally written in turns by Mr. Yagami and Mr. Sakuma. Later, Koda, who had joined the television station, came to me and said he was a loyal fan of Detective Megure. He had wanted to participate in scriptwriting for a long time... and he even brought me a script to read."
"I thought his script was excellent, so I invited him to join the Detective Megure production team."
"Mr. Sakuma greatly admired the scripts he wrote, but Mr. Yagami always disliked him. He even mentioned more