Thirteen girls were gathered in a room that had been temporarily installed with hidden cameras to capture all their emotional reactions.
They were called in one by one, with questions that had been pre-prepared, a common technique in criminal investigations. These combined questions were designed to judge the suspects' psychology. Fatty had read similar introductions in 'Psychology.' The inquiries were conducted by an elderly, very kind officer skilled in questioning, while the Constitutional Soldier Colonel sat menacingly to the side, occasionally slamming the table and shouting, "You're lying!"
Almost every girl was accused of lying by him, causing them to burst into tears.
Fatty, sitting quietly, meticulously observed the girls' reactions while continuing to review the collected statements from all the girls.
The question of how the heavy gun and the energy burst device were brought in tormented him, refusing to leave his mind.
