Maybe this was what they called putting what one learned to use?
But in Fujino's view, things learned from TV dramas were ultimately only useful in TV dramas.
Wasn't directly muddying the waters like this practically announcing that one was the murderer?
It was unnecessary, if anything.
Of course, that only applied to someone like him with cheats.
Even if ordinary people noticed someone was trying to muddy the waters, they would not immediately suspect that person of being the murderer.
After all, some people would pin a murder on someone else even if they were not the killer themselves.
For example, Hasegawa Kasumi, who was playing the daughter.
Hasegawa Kasumi looked around, her gaze settling on Nagumo Nobuharu.
Now that Kazami Yoshiteru was dead, it was a good thing for everyone, especially for her, since he had just offended her.
Still, every murder needed a murderer...
She ruled herself out first. She definitely could not be the murderer, but she could not entirely escape suspicion either.
Then there were the Nagumo father and son. Nobuharu had just been stepped on, so he was naturally suspicious, while his father, Nagumo Akira, was also highly suspicious.
After all, Kazami had just said that Nagumo Akira had a much younger mistress...
And when he said it, he had deliberately implied that it was Uchiki Ruri.
Thinking that, Hasegawa Kasumi suddenly had an idea.
"Normally speaking, everyone here should definitely be a suspect..."
She first agreed with Nagumo Akira, intending to muddy the waters as well. Then she looked at Uchiki Ruri, suspicion appearing on her face. "But at a time like this, shouldn't the person who found the body be the most suspicious?"
"No, it wasn't me!"
Uchiki Ruri's face was full of panic. Raising her bloodstained hands, she repeatedly defended herself.