As the situation developed to the point where Minamoto Tamako and Watanabe Shun met in the corridor, the mood had already shifted.
Mori Na grew increasingly curious about what would happen next.
Who exactly was the female ghost?
Was Yasukawa Seiji's talk of Calming Soul genuine or not?
What secret was Nagashima Takeshi hiding?
And why did the residents of Sugamo Apartment sprinkle salt at the entrance?
...
The situation became increasingly convoluted and bizarre, completely different from the first case. It wasn't a simple murder case but a social detective fiction with elements of suspense.
Mori Na thought 'lonely death' and 'runaway child' were excellent entry points. If written well, it might spark social discussion.
The case was relatively simple, lacking complex trajectories, consisting only of coincidences and two tragic lives.
