Q.E.D. iff - proven end - - Vol. 11 Ch. 22 - The Drowning Bird

[amangime]

Kana you dumbass.

 

[NamelessSoldier]

@Asalsio The loophole was made, likely for the purposes of selling the secret for a lot of money or as a contingency plan. It might be that the loophole was already abused in other high profile cases, and so it being found (or patched) would lead to serious consequences.

Also, this is definitely an alternate universe/alternate setting. I'd be interested to see a game with the premise of trying to convince an AI judge.

 

[AsaIsio]

@SmolCat @NamelessSoldier So if I make a timeline:

Spoiler

- The culprit made/ found loophole and abused it. The loophole is the drowning bird
- The accused found the loophole and wanted to fix it
- The accused shared his thought about his wife to the culprit
- The culprit made murder plan for the accused wife and used the murder as a way to silent the accused
- If the accused went to jail, the culprit could abused the loophole again with no obstacle

That's about it, right?

 

[procrastinatorthedeadliner]

Lmao Kana? A lawyer?? A muscle head???

 

[zerio]

I'm kinda confused how receiving prank calls making him think there's a bug in the AI code. Is there a missing page? Who is supposed to be the prank caller?

 

[RonBWL]

I'm kinda confused how receiving prank calls making him think there's a bug in the AI code. Is there a missing page? Who is supposed to be the prank caller?

The calls were meant to trick Mizuno into "reporting AI problems" to that specific number. Likely the culprit wanted to catch Mizuno's report and attempt to either bury it under the sand or counter with a silent patch. However, Mizuno was actually in contact with the actual committee member (Yukimura), leading him to figure out something suspicious' going on so he dug even deeper, getting too close to discover the loophole so he had to be silenced.