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The murder was an excellent excuse for him to accuse the Family of dereliction of duty and bring the company into the matter.

However, from the looks of it, the Family's methods were far more ruthless than Aventurine had imagined.

They could suppress news of a superstar like Robin's death and even find a stand-in...

"What should I do? I need to think this through carefully. This is a rare opportunity... I can't afford to fail. I have to be extremely cautious..."

Aventurine's thoughts began racing.

He recalled his earlier meeting with that Masked Fool, Sparkle.

She had told him to meet a "mute."

He had guessed that the mute might be Robin, because there had been something wrong with her voice.

Yet when he found Robin, he witnessed her death.

Although he could provide an alibi... he would probably have to spend all his time afterward under the Bloodhounds' surveillance.

And then, he would have no way to continue his investigation.

Now that he thought about it...

"The situation really is grim, Professor. I'm starting to break out in a cold sweat." Aventurine chuckled and shook his head. "Do you think I still have any chance of turning this around?"

Seeing this,

the players immediately felt chills crawl down their spines.

Based on Aventurine's deductions, the players began to wonder whether every one of his actions had been guided by the Family.

At the same time, they recalled the foreshadowing that had been planted since the previous version—something had gone wrong with Robin's voice.

At first, the players had assumed there was a problem with the voice recording equipment.

It was not until Welt raised his doubts later that they realized it had been foreshadowing.

Now... it counted as a payoff, didn't it?

Aventurine had noticed Robin's voice