Inspector Megure followed the sound and studied the box carefully, but he had no idea what it was. He could only wave over the technician. "Come take a look."
The device's purpose was quickly revealed. "Inspector, this is a Remote-Controlled Projector."
"Oh?" Officer Megure frowned as he looked at the machine hidden at the crime scene, sensing that things were not so simple. "Such an empty warehouse, yet this thing was hidden here. And there's no dust on it—it must have been placed here recently... Play the footage inside and see what it contains!"
The technician acknowledged him, crouched down, and began operating it carefully.
Soon, a ray of light shot out from the Projector and landed on the wall.
Two black silhouettes appeared on the snow-white wall. They stood one behind the other, and the figure in back raised a Knife and drove it viciously into the other's back.
"Th-this?!" The hospital staff immediately made the connection. "Isn't this the scene Mr. Yamada kept describing? Was this what he saw before?"
But Dr. Heishan seemed to recall something and turned to Officer Takagi. "Officer, was this the scene you and Mr. Yamada saw in the Ward earlier?"
Takagi Wataru hesitated, then nodded. "It should be."
Vodka abruptly turned to stare at the kind-looking Doctor, an overwhelming sense of dread rising in his heart.
Under his indescribable gaze, Dr. Heishan sighed. "If that's the case, then I do have a theory."
"Hm?" Inspector Megure's little-brother radar went off. "Let's hear it."
Dr. Heishan said, "This machine was actually something Mr. Yamada used to fabricate an alibi—the scene Mr. Yamada and Officer Takagi saw in the Ward was merely a murder projection played by this Remote-Controlled Projector.
"When a righteous police officer saw such a scene, he would naturally rush over