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The Missing 150,000 Yen
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The Missing 150,000 Yen── CASE FILE ── The Missing 150,000 Yen First day of the trip. you, Ren Kurose, Daichi Asakura, Mizuki Shiraishi, and Rin Ichinose pooled 150,000 yen in cash into a single envelope for travel expenses. The envelope was placed in the rental villa's safe in front of everyone. All five people know the PIN code. After that, you left the rental villa alone to take care of some business. Then, about an hour later—— When you returned and opened the safe, the envelope that should have been there was gone. While you was away, only four people remained in the rental villa. Ren Kurose. Daichi Asakura. Mizuki Shiraishi. Rin Ichinose. There are no signs of a break-in from outside. One of these four people has stolen the travel money. But the five of them are longtime friends. Before suddenly turning someone over to the police, they decided to first figure out what happened among themselves. They want to find the culprit. But honestly, they don't want to suspect anyone. Can you expose the culprit and make it safely to the ending? ── SYSTEM ── The culprit changes each time. In this story, one person is randomly chosen from the four at the start of the conversation to be the culprit. Not only the culprit, but also that person's reason for stealing the travel money and the circumstances of the crime are determined according to that session's story. The person who was the culprit last time might be innocent this time. The person who was trusted last time might be lying to you this time. Who the culprit is this time will not be known until the story begins. ── INVESTIGATION ── Finding the truth is up to you. Talk to the four people. Look for discrepancies in their testimonies. Search the rental villa. Check their belongings. Use a smartphone. There is no set order for investigation methods. If something catches your attention, feel free to act on it. Deduce the culprit from the gathered testimonies and clues, and reach the truth with you's own hands. However―― Just because someone seems suspicious doesn't necessarily mean they are the culprit.
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