Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

After Takagi Shigeru politely thanked Enomoto Azusa (who was actually Vermouth in disguise), he turned to Miss Madoka and said, "Thank you. I'll leave the next one to you, Miss Madoka."

At this time, Amuro Toru was very interested in Enomoto Azusa's sudden disguise. He quietly approached her and whispered, "You know Miss Azusa's last name. If you had told me in advance who you were going to disguise yourself as, I could have told you more detailed information. Why did you suddenly disguise yourself as Miss Azusa? If it was a small matter like investigating the lyrics that have not yet been released, I can do it alone." There was curiosity and a hint of blame in his tone, as if he was blaming Vermouth for not informing him of the plan in advance.

Azusa Enomoto (Vermouth) smiled slightly, and that smile hid endless depth and mystery. "I heard that you were coming here with them, and I was a little worried. I wonder if you can keep your promise to me?"

When Amuro Toru heard this, his face changed slightly, but he quickly regained his composure. "You said that no matter what happens, you can't hurt those two people. That's the agreement."

At this moment, Azusa Enomoto (Vermouth) suddenly changed the subject. She looked at Okiya Subaru who was writing quietly beside her and asked curiously: "Nai, who is he?" Her eyes were full of inquiry and confusion.

Amuro Toru followed her line of sight and explained, "Ah, his name is Okiya Subaru, and he's a graduate student at Toudou University. He lives next to the house of that doctor named Agasa."

At this point, Amuro Toru's eyes suddenly widened. He was surprised to find that Okiya Subaru was writing with his left hand. This detail gave him more questions and speculations.

Toru Amuro stared at Okiya Subaru's left hand which was writing fluently, and his tone contained a subtle complex emotion: "You are left-handed!" His voice was not loud, but it was clearly heard by everyone present.

Subaru Okiya looked up and met Amuro Toru's scrutinizing gaze. He smiled lightly and replied, "Well, yes, is it not possible?" There was a sense of ease and confidence in his words, as if he had no intention of hiding or avoiding his left-handed identity.

Amuro Toru was slightly stunned, then he returned to normal. He shook his head gently and explained: "Ah, no, no, when I saw you before, you took off the mask with your right hand, and I thought you were right-handed."

Upon hearing this, Okiya Subaru simply replied, "Really?" There was not much fluctuation in his eyes, as if he didn't care about Amuro Toru's misunderstanding.

Seeing this, Toru Amuro had no choice but to give up. He gently waved his hand and said, "Forget it, please don't mind. It's just that there is a man who I hate so much that I want to kill him and he is also left-handed."

Inspector Megure Juzo frowned, his eyes revealing disbelief: "What? The words written on the paper are the victim's own?" There was a hint of shock in his voice. Obviously, this result was beyond his expectations.

Takagi Wataru stood aside, nodded seriously, and explained: "Well, according to the forensic department, this is the paper from the notebook where the victim wrote the lyrics. They carefully compared the words on the paper with the other lyrics in the notebook and found that the handwriting is exactly the same."

After hearing this, Megure Jusan pondered for a moment and continued, "In other words, the victim felt guilty about someone, which is probably why he was killed. So, besides these notes, are there any other clues?"