Although Inspector Megure was run ragged by yesterday's two cases and only wanted to get off work early, it would sound awful for a dignified inspector to ask a Detective for help before even conducting a thorough investigation.
The exhausted inspector could only keep dropping hints while trying to uncover the potential of this Amuro whose background he didn't know. "What do you think about this case?"
Amuro Tooru raised a brow. "..." What did he think? He thought they should all be packed up and sent back for more training until they learned how to solve cases without relying on "find a Detective."
That said, with his current identity, he definitely couldn't say that aloud.
After thinking it over, Amuro Tooru could only offer the police a few clues from the perspective of an ordinary worker. "Boss Haruyama seemed a little anxious lately. Sometimes, he held gatherings with several friends in private rooms. If you check it out through his call records, you might find some leads."
After saying that, he checked the time, intending to take his leave.
However, a fat hand reached out from the side and stopped him.
"If you don't have anything important to do right now..." Inspector Megure invited, "why not come with us to meet those friends of his? You've seen what they look like, and you were the last employee to see the deceased. You're an important witness in this case."
Amuro Tooru: "..."
The group crossed the police tape and reached the roadside. Just as they were about to get into their cars, brakes screeched beside them as a Motorcycle came to a stop.
Inspector Megure looked up in surprise, glancing at this person bold enough to slam on the brakes beside police cars. The next moment, he cried out