Jiang Xia looked at Miyamoto Yumi thoughtfully. "If you like this kind of thing, why not try transferring to the criminal investigation division?"
Miyamoto Yumi hesitated briefly, then quickly shook her head. "Forget it. Leaving aside how hard it'd be to transfer, just look at how exhausted Miwako is—if even a strong woman like her is half-dead from the workload, I'd be worked to death in a few days."
Jiang Xia: "..."
As a Great Detective silently shook his head at an unambitious police officer.
Elsewhere.
After watching the entire program, all the way until Ryusei Ryuichi was dejectedly escorted into a police car, Vodka finally ended the viewing in satisfaction and turned off the live broadcast.
"Uzo might be irritating, but the shows he puts together are actually pretty good. Way more interesting than those drawn-out, wishy-washy variety shows."
The seasoned fan secretly evaluated it. "This is the kind of program an iron-blooded Organization Cadre should be watching... But compared to its entertainment value, the information hidden within is far more important."
After quietly reminding himself to pay more attention to serious business, Vodka opened the Database and searched for Ryusei Ryuichi's work.
"So many! This guy really caused quite a few fires. And those earlier arsons weren't even for Revenge—they were random crimes... Random murderers like this are the worst."
Only now realizing that such an outlaw had been roaming Tokyo, Vodka could not help feeling a little afraid afterward.
"Good thing my luck hasn't been too bad, and I was never caught up in his arsons. Then again, setting fires himself and filming the fire scenes himself—he's exactly like that guy who commits crimes and solves them himself!"
If that point were considered on its own, Vodka would practically have suspected that this fire reporter was actually