"Hey, don't talk nonsense. Chen and Judy were playing the game at the time, and we were watching the whole time," Sonoko Suzuki said angrily.
"Then that means you were over there too, so you can't escape suspicion either."
"Waiter, do you believe I can make you into the real murderer?" Chen said coldly, glancing at him.
There was no problem with clearing himself of suspicion, but Chen hated people who liked to bite at others indiscriminately—especially when they tried to bite him.
Seeing Chen's frightening gaze, Dejima Hitoshi no longer dared to speak and kept his mouth shut.
"Inspector, I'd also like to share my thoughts," Emori Satoshi said.
"That officer just said the victim was poisoned on the inside of his right arm, but I passed by the victim, Bito Kengo, on his left side."
Inspector Megure had a headache. These people were all the most suspicious, yet none of them seemed like the murderer. So who exactly was the killer?
"Actually, the murderer is this guy." Chen pointed at Shimizu Takayasu beside him.
Inspector Megure froze for a moment, while Shimizu Takayasu glared furiously at Chen.
"What makes you say I'm the murderer? I think you're the murderer. You had a conflict with Bito Kengo earlier, and you even beat him up."
"Heh. Although we did have a conflict, if I really wanted to kill him, I wouldn't have chosen to do it here."
"Then why do you say he's the murderer?" Wataru Takagi asked Chen.
"I'm telling you, if you don't have evidence, I'll sue you for slander," Shimizu Takayasu said angrily.
"Chen, is he really the murderer?" Ran Mouri asked Chen. If this man was not the killer, then he really could sue Chen for defamation.
"Of course. Mr. Shimizu Takayasu, if you aren't the