But thinking it over carefully, this was Fujino's business after all, so Ai Haibara decided to help him analyze it properly.
After all, when it came to brainpower, there was little else she could help Fujino with besides deciphering codes.
As for physical strength... she probably had nothing to offer besides cooking and housework.
Opportunities were precious.
She analyzed it calmly. "You did go a little too far with this. Your favoritism was pretty obvious."
Fujino was rather helpless about it. "There was no helping it. Put bluntly, this was just a grudge between her and someone else. Dragging a child and her older sister into it was really hard to justify."
At the same time, he secretly thought, If I hadn't shown a little favoritism, that Old Auntie really would have tried to kill you. If she hadn't acted, she'd probably have targeted you too.
And now she's going after our Aunt!
Well, Cat Cat still doesn't know she has an Aunt, or that she's never even met her...
But no matter what, Aunt counts as family. We can't look around at all our relatives and end up unable to gather even one tableful, can we?
Ai Haibara crossed her arms and explained in a cool, collected manner, "Although taking revenge on the daughter and older sister is indeed unreasonable, everyone considers things from their own point of view."
"From her perspective, you are completely shielding the murderer."
"If, as you said, that Old Auntie truly regarded revenge as her reason to keep living, then she must already see this as an obsession. People whose eyes contain nothing but their target don't care about right or wrong."
"Her thoughts were probably something like: I'm clearly the victim, so why do you keep stopping me from getting revenge and saying