2949 [Loss of Gun ×5]
Officer Sato was momentarily stunned. By experience, at a time like this, the culprit would either collapse to the ground crying, or at least fall to their knees dejectedly before tearfully explaining why they had killed... But why was this guy so different?
No matter what, she definitely couldn't let him get away like this. Her gaze sharpened, and with a crack, she clenched her fist before striding after him.
In another carriage farther away.
The passengers sat uneasily in their seats, quietly discussing the various strange incidents that had occurred on the train.
As the train arrived at the station and began to slow down, they looked at the increasingly familiar scenery outside and secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Since the Shinkansen could still stop normally, the problem probably wasn't too serious. It seemed they wouldn't have to go through the terrifying life-or-death race from the news today and could get off on time and go home.
As the Ordinary Citizens' anxiety eased slightly.
Another uneasy person in the crowd silently frowned.
Calvados: "..." Where was the search they'd promised? Why hadn't it come after all this waiting?
Those idiots were far too inefficient. He had looked around while walking earlier—there clearly weren't that many passengers or pieces of luggage on this train. If he had been searching, he would have searched all the way here long ago.
"By my estimate, the carriage I'm in should have been searched at least ten minutes ago, yet there's still no movement..."
Thinking of the spot he had so carefully chosen to hide his gun, Calvados clicked his tongue. It felt like preparing for a formidable enemy with every possible precaution, only for the other side to suddenly stand him up at the last moment.