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Saying that, Inoue poured the mixed plaster into the mold and carefully placed it in place.

Only then did he wipe the sweat from his forehead and turn his head to glance at the various plaster statues around the art department.

"Speaking of which, teacher, your style of work is really peculiar. All the statues have no heads."

In the fine arts department, there are plaster of all kinds.

However, their necks are exactly the same without heads, which makes the whole look extremely weird and somewhat inexplicable.

"It's not that I didn't make the heads of the statues because I hated the trouble of making heads, but it is because of such defects that the statues look more unique. Once there are heads, they are just ordinary plaster statues. And that's not the art I'm after."

"Art does not need a head. Although human expressions have various expressions of joy, anger, sorrow and joy, art creations in ancient and modern China and abroad, artworks with expressions are very rare, so instead of pursuing these, it is better to simply let them carry it all. The source of it disappears, and once the statue loses its head, it limits the art.”

"Teacher, your remarks are really shocking."

"Obviously, not long ago, the characters in the works you created still had heads."

This is not the first time Inoue has heard Mr. Tanaka talk about his views on art.

A few days ago, the other party suddenly changed his mind, abolishing a large number of original works, and making these plaster statues of useless heads instead.

It is precisely because of his change that the time before the exhibition, which was still ample, suddenly became urgent.

"I also suddenly realized the true meaning of art."

Facing Inoue's words, Tanaka turned his head to look at the plaster statues with empty necks around him, and there was a bit of madness in his eyes under his glasses.

"The human head is really a superfluous thing. Its existence makes people ignore the art of the human body and turns the whole society into a society that simply looks at the face. The head that obviously loses the body is nothing at all..."

"Tanaka-sensei, you are exaggerating too much."

Listening to Tanaka-sensei's increasingly bizarre remarks, Inoue couldn't help but remind him.

"If art is about not having heads, then wouldn't everyone have to cut off their heads."

"Okay, or maybe I'm thinking too much."

Under Inoue's reminder, Tanaka reluctantly looked away from the surrounding plaster statues.

"Next, Inoue, you can help me make a plaster statue and I can go back. The rest can be finished tomorrow. If I make too much, I'm worried that it will affect the inspiration of the creation."

"Since you have said so, teacher, well, although I don't feel too tired."

...

Kyoto, Metropolitan Police Department.

"Ino-san."

Yamamoto looked at Ino, who had been silent since entering the Metropolitan Police Department, and asked again.

"You should know that we are looking for you."

The death of the three female students naturally alerted the police of the Kyoto Metropolitan Police Department in charge of Keiko's case.

The shriveled appearance of several dead female students is exactly the same as Keiko.

The point is, according to the testimony of their family members, before yesterday, several female students were fine and did not show any abnormality.

Just one day, not one night.

They turned into shriveled corpses as if years had passed.

Such a bizarre death can no longer be explained by normal circumstances.

Therefore, after investigating the situation of several dead female students in the municipal Horikawa High School, the police of the Metropolitan Police Department naturally focused on Ino.

Aya Ino was the one who had the closest relationship with the dead female student in the entire class.

Of course, this closeness is not as beautiful as imagined.

On the contrary, the relationship between Ino and the dead schoolgirl is a bully and the bullied.

According to the descriptions of students in the same grade, since transferring to Municipal Horikawa High School, Ino has been bullied by them.

Therefore, in the entire death case, Ino has enough motivation to do all this.

Of course, having a motive is not enough, especially in the case of the death of female students. The scene of their death was in their own homes. If it weren't for the fact that the three people's deaths were so bizarre that they could not be explained by suicide, the police of the Metropolitan Police Department would It is also impossible to use Ino as a breakthrough in the case.

"..."

Metropolitan Police Department, interrogation room.

In the face of police officer Yamamoto's questioning, Ino lowered his head and did not respond.

Frowning tightly, he looked at Ino who was completely uncooperative in front of him. If he was an ordinary mortal, Yamamoto could have another way to let the other party explain everything clearly.

It's a pity that Ino in front of him is only a female student who just entered middle school.

Moreover, the case of the dead female student is too bizarre, and there is no clue to support their investigation at all. Being able to bring Ino to the Metropolitan Police Department is the limit of what they can do, and Ino is not here as a suspect. As a witness, if she doesn't cooperate, the Metropolitan Police Department can't do anything at all.

Take a deep breath and try to calm yourself down.

Yamamoto stared at Ino in front of him, opened the file in his hand, and placed the pictures of the deceased in it in front of the middle school girl.

"I think you should be familiar with these three people, Ino-san... You can imagine how terrifying things they encountered before they died, but it is not a simple existence that can do all of this, or It is a special existence, so what is the purpose of it?"

Hearing Yamamoto's words, Ino raised his head slightly and glanced at the three people in the photo in front of him.

The originally silent expression changed a bit~www.readwn.com~ blinked his eyes, and said in a subtle voice: "This is what they deserved..."

Hearing Inoguchi's words, the expression on Yamamoto's face could not help but cheer up a little.

During the entire investigation process, what troubled him the most was nothing but Ino's silent attitude.

Fortunately, now, through the breach of the deceased, Ino finally had a reaction.

Obviously, for these bullies, Ino's heart is full of resentment, and this is likely to be the other party's motive.

"Why do you say that?"

Seizing the opportunity, Yamamoto hurriedly asked Ino in front of him.

"..."

However, in the face of Yamamoto's question, Ino, who was in front of him, resumed his previous silent attitude, and after looking at him, he lowered his head again.

Seeing this, Yamamoto's face suddenly showed a helpless expression.