The more Curacao looked, the more familiar she found this boss—so familiar that she wanted to punch straight through the screen.
"'Criminal'..." Remembering this game character's identity, Curacao suddenly felt she had sorted things out:
"No wonder the final boss is a Detective. Could this be a game made by someone who hates detectives? Maybe that person also has a grudge against Uzo.
"The reason they didn't dare release it widely was probably because the developer was afraid of drawing detectives' attention. Hmph, so this isn't 'made for love'—it's 'made for hate.'"
Thinking Like This, Curacao had an idea and instead became energized.
—Who wouldn't want to beat up Uzo?
She certainly did.
Curacao cracked her fingers, narrowing her eyes as Killing Intent surged around her. If she couldn't beat up the real person, couldn't she at least beat up a character?
Normally, she only refrained from holding it against Uzo because he was still young. But now that this character had delivered himself into her hands to be beaten, he couldn't blame her for not holding back.
Remembering the vacation that had been half ruined and the movies she had been forced to miss, Curacao gave a cold snort and moved her character forward, officially entering battle.
Lights and shadows flashed as buttons clattered. Curacao had never been this serious even when she had hunted targets across Shikoku.
She had thought it would be a hard-fought battle, but strangely, this Boss was incredibly easy to defeat. The health bar stretching across the screen dropped with a clatter.
"I see. They hated Uzo so much that they made a design where he could be completely crushed." Curacao felt that she understood, and could not help commenting, "But that just makes it feel completely unfulfilling. And since this is a game