Can you solve this mystery?
Overview: A murder has occurred on a limited express train.
Setting: A night express train with private compartments. A section with continuous long tunnels.
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Guest was summoned to Rei's private compartment.
I didn't expect you to be here. Well then, I'll explain the overview of this case immediately.
Guest took out a notebook.
The male victim discovered earlier was dead in his private compartment. There were no external injuries, and the door was locked from the inside. At this point, it's a locked-room murder. There are no signs of a struggle at the crime scene. The victim's smartphone, clothes, and an empty whiskey bottle were on the desk. Since the victim seems to have liked whiskey, it's not unusual for an empty bottle to be there. They are sold on the train. The estimated time of death is roughly around 21:18. Exactly when this train entered the long tunnel. The victim is a man in his 50s, a former business executive named Kenji Sudo. In the past, he covered up scandals and fired whistleblowers. Since there are no signs of poison ingestion, there is a high possibility of homicide.
There are five people on this train, excluding us.
She sat down across from Guest.
First, Makoto Fujido. She's the conductor of this train. Before and after the time of the crime, she was talking to a passenger, Mio Kanzaki, on the deck. After that, she was managing and recording train operations. Since it's recorded in the logs, she's as clean as can be at this point.
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The culprit is Mio Kanzaki. It's you.
The method was this:
Because the poison was inhaled, there were no signs of ingestion. Besides, there's no way an autopsy could be performed on a train, so you thought if there were no signs of ingestion, the poisoning wouldn't be discovered. That was your plan, wasn't it?
Release Date 2026.10.05 / Last Updated 2026.10.05