Someone seems to have fallen for her psycho tendecies
this one might be more helpful for Spica in the future
I suppose the yakuza wanted to make the connection that the guy who gives back the stolen money is also involved in the lodge criminal activity and the money contained there at some point. Since the lodge had one known survivor, the next task is to question him who were the other people involved. And as the yakuza guy say, he'll likely blackmail SpicaOkay I don't want to doubt the author anymore because he has thought of almost everything so far. Maybe he'll explain in future chapters what's ought to be the status of the cottage where the murder happened, are police aware of it? Did Grandma and Spica cleaned it up themselves? How did the yakuza find it and why is it necessary to confirm it housed the cash at one point? Like fatty said the 1 billion returned too people who have been robbed or whatever from the robber who only rob other criminals should've put it beyond any doubt.
Doubt it. He seems loyal to Spica if he lied that she died in the robberyFeels like he would be tortured by the yakuza to tell about Spica tho.
Nah, from his very first chapter introduction, Tenma was a character specifically designed to fit perfectly into the Tsumugi puzzle. Plus, not only did he give her advice about the taxi cab serial killer, he also solved the one case with the jail idol, so he's already proven himself more helpful.Hope we see more of this boy!! I like the hypristophilia guy but this one might be more helpful for Spica in the future
maybe it will go that direction.Someone seems to have fallen for her psycho tendecies
Saura-kun must be starting to fall hard for Spica-chan
I mean can you blame him?Saura-kun must be starting to fall hard for Spica-chan![]()
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More importantly, despite his attempts to be an edgy guy, he's so innocent Spica gets nothing when touching him. Tenma is very clearly endgame.Nah, from his very first chapter introduction, Tenma was a character specifically designed to fit perfectly into the Tsumugi puzzle. Plus, not only did he give her advice about the taxi cab serial killer, he also solved the one case with the jail idol, so he's already proven himself more helpful.
I'm assuming that Spica left Saura-kun alive specifically to be bait for the next bigger fish in the chain.Like others have said, its likely the yakuza dudes are gonna get the robber survivor to somehow spill the beans on Tsumugi(whether directly or indirectly[stalking the dude]).
Its a remote mountain cabin the police are likely relying on the remoteness to keep the site secure. But mostly its a bunch of dead criminals, no one is going to be asking too many questions. That passes the sniff test to me.Police not warding a place where a slaughter that big took place?
And Saura's room probably has no custody either despite being a suspect of who knows how many robberies and maybe even murders.