The police would still need quite a while to reach the island.
During that time, of course, no one on the island stood still. Recalling that horrifying scene from earlier, everyone had already formed their own theories.
Hashimoto Maya secretly glanced at President Kana and felt slightly more at ease: It seemed this man probably wasn't the killer.
"...Still, we can't rule out the possibility that he killed someone in a rage, then deliberately put on this act to pull some kind of reverse trick."
Hashimoto Maya pondered his superior's thousand-layered schemes. "If that's the case, then today is a proof problem. But for a proof problem, aren't there a few too many people involved? So can President Kana actually be ruled out?"
Mizunashi Rena glanced at him and suddenly felt a little confused. Why did this suspicious Island Owner also look like he was deep in thought? Could what had happened on the island really have nothing to do with him? Was he truly just a very innocent, ordinary Island Owner?
Meanwhile, the others were thinking about something else.
"Big Brother." Kana's Younger Brother looked at his gentle, beautiful sister-in-law, then at the terrified President Kana, and could not help asking, "Did you kill Mr. Geralt?"
"Of course not!" President Kana snapped. "When something happened to Geralt, I wasn't in the Piano Room at all—he insisted he needed to prepare for the upcoming performance alone and forcibly chased me out. I was going to sit in the lounge next door for a while."
"But I had barely turned around and taken two steps when a huge bang suddenly came from the Music Room, along with Geralt's cry of pain. I ran back in shock to check, only to find that he was already dead!... I really didn't kill him!"