The door is necessary for the locked room trick.

Isn’t it better if everyone is killed?

If there are multiple people and the perpetrator attacks, the possibility of getting caught in the crossfire and dying is really high…

When I wake up in the morning, the culprit will probably be dead in a messy way, but there’s still a chance I won’t get involved…

>>17

I couldn’t withstand my own power…

Did you not use any tools?

Wait for me, everyone! Let’s join forces and face this together!

Even a bear wouldn’t go this far.

Well, this is impossible…

(I think you believe it’s impossible…)

I don’t know if it’s a policy or they just don’t want to create more trouble, but if they’re hesitant to kill anyone other than the target, then it would be best to quietly hope I’m not the target.

It’s possible that the reason is simply wanting to see the terrified survivors one by one being killed, and in the end, planning to kill everyone.

Isn’t the culprit hiding in the speech bubble on the left in the first panel?

Even if we know who the culprit is, it would be impossible to detain them…

>>19

What will you do if the satellite gets shot down?

>>31

Isn’t the altitude of the satellite several kilometers high?

>>45

It may have been a stone thrown.

I have no choice but to bet that they’ll let everything slide except for the target.

This is a terrorist attack targeting government officials, right?

Even if I were to use tools to execute it, I wouldn’t want to deal with someone who can accomplish all of this in one night.

I can see that the body is in a terrible state.

Why do you think you are alone?

I wanted to fight you to the death.

It’s a one-sided attack.

In this case, the best answer is to stay away from others while praying that I am not the target, so I don’t get caught up in it.

In isolated islands, there are large iron towers built for base stations.

It’s a monster.

As expected, violence.

Well, if it has nothing to do with anything other than the target, then it should have been done a long time ago… If they are innocent, it might be a better bet to scatter and wait for the culprit to achieve their goal.

Did you destroy everything using only physical means, without any explosives or tools?

If I can’t find it, there’s nothing I can do with sheer strength…

I thought going back to my room was completely a bad move, but if the target is someone other than myself, then I won’t get involved…

>>37

You can avoid involving others.

>>35

If we take a perfect approach where we can’t kill carelessly, there’s a real possibility that everyone will be killed, including me!

A murder incident has occurred.

The room was a closed space as long as the steel door was not destroyed.

>>38

In the case of Kindaichi, there’s always one or two people in that role every time…

From the moment the phone line was made of steel, the owner of the mansion must have known that someone with immense strength was going to set something up…?

If it doesn’t happen…

It’s impossible for such a physical monster to disguise itself as a human and live.

Everyone around should have a suspect in mind.

>>41

Normally I’m an ordinary person, but there might be a different personality that switches occasionally and is a crazy monster.

I wonder if there’s a giant in green all alone.

Well… let’s just say it’s a tragic accident if someone dies in the morning…

Let’s just disband as it is…

Take advantage of the chaos to kill at least one person who holds a grudge and pin the blame on the culprit.

>>46

(Prey has been stolen!)

If a 1Mt nuclear explosion occurs in the stratosphere, it seems that all satellites and space stations would be destroyed by the EMP.

Isn’t it a monster panic instead of a mystery?

>>51

In the end, a tough woman uses her wit to fend off the perpetrator who has become an embodiment of violence, escapes while basking in the morning sun, and it ends there…

It’s so violent, yet so roundabout…

>>53

On the contrary, if it’s this convoluted, it means there’s no intention to harm unrelated things, and if there’s no motive for me to be killed, it’s safer to be alone in the room.

I wonder what would happen if everyone armed themselves with spears and started a sleepless watch; it’s like a locked-room murder.

Dropping overpasses, that’s already mutant-level.

It’s really important to hide oneself.

I thought the culprit was someone with a heavy machinery license, but even using an excavator, it would be impossible to cut a bridge built to modern Japanese construction standards…

>>59

So basically, I use bombs.

Where do bombs and that knowledge come from? I wonder where they come from… ?

>>59

If it’s Mr. Gen, he can probably do it.

>>59

Can’t we go if we use TNT?

It’s crazy that they’re not just cutting the phone line, but ripping it apart.

With this level of power, it seems like one could rampage indiscriminately, but if they are not doing that, they are specifically targeting certain individuals.

In other words, if you have no idea why you might be targeted, it’s okay to be alone.

>>62

It seems I might be killed for the sake of disguise.

Even amateurs can make bombs now on underground sites.

Now, with the power of AI, even idiots can set up bombs! It’s going to lead to some annoying discussions!

Even if we find out who the culprit is, what can we do against a monster like this?

I heard that a closed circle will not occur if everyone stays in one room and does nothing until the police arrive. Is that true?

>>67

The nearby police station has been completely destroyed and can’t come for a while!?

The military unit that rushed to the rescue is being attacked.

The missile was thrown back!?

Even the prison can’t accommodate you.

Isn’t it easier to break the main body than to tear apart a telephone line made of steel?

>>77

It might be a threatening behavior meant to convey “Don’t underestimate me because I’m strong.”

Even if the victim has no idea, there are times when the criminal has a sufficient motive, right?

If they can destroy satellites, then it’s impossible no matter where on Earth we are…

I will return to Mars.

Is it a natural disaster or something?

The remote island looked like Tokushima.

>>83

Well… it’s something similar.

>>90

There’s no train to Tokushima.

But it certainly seems like there aren’t that many mystery monster panic stories.

It might just be a harmless monster that simply harbors a strong hatred for telephones and Ishibashi.

Murder is… like the telephone company people.

Got it! Satellite phone!

>>86

A satellite in just one night.

Dropped.

I messed up.

When you list the conventions of a mystery, it becomes a joke.

>>87

I think it would be impossible to rip a telephone line unless you’re a monster like Ran-neechan.

>>93

Cutting with one’s hands requires considerable mastery.

It looks like there are no rebar in the bridge, so it seems like it might be manageable…

Shall we just order sushi since it’s already over?

Because I sent a rude reply to Elon, my Starlink contract…!

I…! I’m going back to the room…! Hoo… Hoo…

>>94

It’s no wonder… I can’t stay where there’s a murderer…

I feel like telephone wires are often cut with wire cutters rather than being torn apart.

If this is being targeted, then it’s already a dead end anyway, and if it’s not being targeted, it might be better to spend time alone since you won’t have to participate in any trick detection that might go wrong.

Actually, I’m aiming for SK.

Kindaichi also brought out a mobile phone jamming device.

Is there someone like Yujiro?

Even if you use tools, just having something that can cause a bridge to collapse means the mansion will be easily destroyed.

If the culprit is like this, we can only hope that the detective’s physical abilities are also impressive.

I mean, isn’t there a crisis of starvation approaching, unrelated to murder?

What is a telephone line made of steel?

It’s not copper wire.

The undersea cable has been torn apart!