Episode 3
When Totonou Kuno (Masaki Suda) is enjoying making curry, he receives a call from Seiko Furo (Sari Ito) on his smartphone. She responded with an unpleasant premonition, and Yumitsu wants her to help solve the mystery of the incident. It is the identification of the bomb threat location posted on the dark site. The ciphertext of the alphabet is added to the notice, but police officers cannot clarify it. It was posted yesterday that it was set up in Shinagawa, but fortunately the building written in the notice was identified, so the bomb was discovered and the attempt ended. However, there was a notice again, and this time it was set up in the jurisdiction of the Ohtonari station, so Yuto Ikemoto (Matsuya Onoe) turned to Furo Hikari to ask for cooperation.At the reception of the bath light, I went to the interrogation room again. This is because the cooperation of investigations with civilians cannot be known to Nariaki Aoto (Michitaka Tsutsui) and others. Sei solves the mystery of yesterday's ciphertext. At that time, there is news that the second bomb was found. Sei is praised by Furo Hikari for his ability to break the code, but something gets caught. Meanwhile, the suspect was identified from the address posted on the dark site, and the suspect was interrogated but denied the crime. Ikemoto and Furo Hikaru are convinced that the suspect is almost black, but Aoto suspects that he is not wet because the address can be easily identified.The next day, the third notice was posted as Aoto was concerned. Sei who doesn't know such a thing goes out to eat in the rain. Then he was approached by a stranger (Tasuku Emoto). After having a conversation for a while, Sei finds out that the man has lost his memory.
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