A moment later, Okiya Subaru silently put his phone away again.
...He had nearly forgotten—he couldn't send emails right now.
For a while, Okiya Subaru had no idea what to do to avoid making a mistake. After thinking it over, he decided to gather some information first.
The graduate student quietly adjusted his hair and face mask, changed his appearance, then inconspicuously slipped into an empty seat.
When the flight attendant searching for a Doctor passed by, he asked in a professional tone, "Who needs treatment?"
"It's a female..." The flight attendant had intended to say "female actress," but worried she might run into some deranged fan. Coming back to her senses, she hurriedly changed her story. "It's a young passenger."
"I see." Okiya Subaru showed a helpless expression. "I've learned some emergency procedures for elderly people before. Looks like I won't be of much help this time."
Flight attendant: "..." We know emergency treatment too, but isn't this why we need a Doctor...
She smiled and thanked him, then did not say anything more to this well-meaning but troublesome passenger. Soon, she walked away down the aisle.
After the flight attendant left, Okiya Subaru let out a sigh of relief, slipped back to his seat, and returned to being that low-profile, silent tourist.
Although the flight attendant had changed her story quickly, Okiya Subaru had sharply caught that "female," so Jiang Xia was the first to be ruled out as the victim.
Okiya Subaru: "..." Though he did not want anyone innocent to die, Jiang Xia's life truly was more important to him right now.
After all, Uzo's only current assignment—"use any means necessary to lure Jiang Xia to the crime scene"—revolved around Jiang Xia.
And if that core suddenly vanished, and Uzo decided his underling was no