On the way back, the exhausted trainees snored one after another in the bus.
Back when they set out, each of them was full of confidence, swearing to compete fiercely for the top; now, they felt that passing was already good enough, and as for rankings, they left it to fate.
To Fushimi Roku, humans are actually no different from monkeys. The trick of 'three at morning, four at evening' works everywhere.
After returning to the school, Fushimi Roku submitted the forged evidence to the police. During the prosecutor's interrogation, he claimed that these items were found on skeletal remains in the mountains.
As for Shirata Masahiro, he didn't mention a single word.
And because of this, the prosecutors didn't associate it with the missing gun incident at all. This kind of case, with remains in the mountains that have been dead for several years, is impossible to investigate and will most likely turn into a cold case.
