Hearing a police siren pass by, Inspector Yassa went outside to take a look and said in surprise, "What case needs so many cars? Was there a Murder Case?—Tch, you keep drinking. I'll go take a look."
Leaving his drinking companions behind, Inspector Yassa hurried toward the commotion. When he arrived at the crime scene, he discovered that Sergeant Anna, who was leading the team, happened to be one of his subordinates.
He made a round of the scene and listened as Sergeant Anna reported the situation.
Then, out of the corner of his eye, Inspector Yassa suddenly spotted a familiar figure mixed in with the police officers, inspecting the scene from place to place.
Inspector Yassa: "..." Jiang Xia?!
He froze for a moment, then immediately rolled up his sleeves and charged in to shoo him away. "Kid, this has nothing to do with you! This is the police's responsibility."
Hearing his voice, Jiang Xia turned around, looking slightly surprised. "But that blonde aunt seemed to allow Detective involvement in cases. Is that not allowed now?—I'll ask her."
As he spoke, he took out his phone.
Inspector Yassa: "?"
At his age, he was actually tattling? Wasn't that embarrassing?!
He snatched the young man's phone away, exiting the mailbox screen. "...Ahem. You did well in the last case, so it's fine if you want to help. But a Murder Case isn't child's play! You can look, but don't touch anything!"
Jiang Xia nodded, looking every bit like a good partner to the police.
Only then did Inspector Yassa suspiciously toss the phone back to him.
Then, while Jiang Xia resumed wandering around the crime scene, he left the park's public restroom, stepped aside, took out his own phone, and sneakily called Chief Superintendent Lotta.
—After serving as an official