[ Heiji hadn't thought to investigate the scene the first time while under the belief of being Harley Hartwell for various reasons. Most of his assertiveness hadn't come until he awakened to his true self, the detective who sought the truth that was reaped in lies and deceit. Not much time had passed, but to this day Heiji continually beat himself over being so blind to miss things as obvious as various fires caused around Eddan.
When Heiji met up with the user, Fubuki, he was only expecting him. To his surprise, there was a second person beside him. The detective remembered Kidou vividly from the night of the awakening when they encountered the first time and the telepathic messages before that. He was also one of the few people who didn't consider murder a reasonable option. Heiji didn't know him personally, but was more than familiar with him despite this fact. ]
Is he joinin' us?
[ Not that Heiji was against the idea.
The detective's glance strayed from the younger boys toward the house, and the general lack of physical evidence on display. He waited too long to act, and now the probability of finding clues was low. His brows furrowed at the revelation. ]
We better not wait any longer.
[ Still, Heiji was determined to find something. There was no such a thing as perfect crime, there had to have been something that was still around that could give them a lead.
Heiji slipped his hands into his pockets and made his way onto the front porch. ]
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When Heiji met up with the user, Fubuki, he was only expecting him. To his surprise, there was a second person beside him. The detective remembered Kidou vividly from the night of the awakening when they encountered the first time and the telepathic messages before that. He was also one of the few people who didn't consider murder a reasonable option. Heiji didn't know him personally, but was more than familiar with him despite this fact. ]
Is he joinin' us?
[ Not that Heiji was against the idea.
The detective's glance strayed from the younger boys toward the house, and the general lack of physical evidence on display. He waited too long to act, and now the probability of finding clues was low. His brows furrowed at the revelation. ]
We better not wait any longer.
[ Still, Heiji was determined to find something. There was no such a thing as perfect crime, there had to have been something that was still around that could give them a lead.
Heiji slipped his hands into his pockets and made his way onto the front porch. ]