Heiji Hattori was stunned. He had thought that once Inspector Megure saw him, he would agree to let him help. Heiji had even come prepared.
But judging by Inspector Megure's current attitude, he had no intention of letting him assist with the case. He had even said there was no need for his help. What was going on?
In fact, under any other circumstances, Inspector Megure certainly would not have minded Heiji Hattori helping out. But in a situation like this, he still wanted to solve the case himself.
Everyone here was watching. If they let Heiji Hattori help, what would these elites of society think of them?
Would they think the police were too incompetent? With that concern in mind, they could not let Heiji help. It was a matter of pride.
Inspector Megure then began questioning people. Miwako was the one who came to question Chen. Since Chen had clashed with the victim, he was naturally listed as a suspect as well.
"Chen, do you know who the murderer is?" Miwako pulled Chen aside and quietly asked him.
"I don't know." Chen shook his head. It was not that he did not want to help Miwako; he genuinely did not know who the murderer was.
"That really is troublesome." Miwako rubbed her head, feeling troubled.
"But I think the murderer was pretty stupid. After killing someone, he actually left the body there. Wouldn't throwing it into the sea have been the safest option?" Chen could not help saying.
"Oh, right. There should be surveillance cameras on the deck, shouldn't there? You can investigate through those." Chen reminded Miwako.
"That's true. I'll go check." Miwako nodded and went off to investigate. As for whether she would find anything, Chen had no idea.
Chen felt that if the murderer had