Officer Takagi's expression tightened as he listened. "Could there be hidden circumstances behind this case? Was that falling rebar meant to murder the person who ran away?"
Jiang Xia nodded. "Very likely."
Outside the door.
Another FBI agent, disguised as a patient's family member, sat outside eavesdropping.
Hearing this, he couldn't help sending a message to the others as he gritted his teeth. "Jiang Xia thinks we're suspicious too! Isn't he our ally against that person? How can he turn on us from within!"
James sighed. "There's nothing we can do about that. After all, we didn't tell Jiang Xia about this beforehand, and the way Michael looked when he ran away..." It had been far too obvious.
If Jiang Xia still couldn't see anything strange after that, then they should be wondering whether this Detective had been replaced by someone else.
He had wanted to reprimand his subordinate for being unable to keep his cool, but then he remembered that the man had nearly been turned into a rebar meat patty—and that the rebar had very likely fallen under Uzo's control... Thinking about it that way, Michael had done pretty well just to evade that killing trap.
He shook his head and could only say, "Don't take it out on an innocent Detective. Keep watching him, and report to us immediately if anything happens."
Officer Takagi knew nothing about the fake family member standing guard outside. He was busy investigating the incident involving the falling rebar.
After worrying over it for a while, Mouri Ran suddenly remembered something and placed a travel bag in front of him. "This should be the victim's luggage. He was taken away by the Ambulance, and this bag was left beside him with no one looking after it. I was worried he