“Thanks for listening to me. Well, then.”

Lee Daecheol took out his notepad as he left the house. He underlined a name with his pen. He had run out of clues related to the murder incident of the college girl from five years ago. There were no longer any areas he could investigate, nor anyone to ask.

He had to admit that the criminal took a total victory in the case from five years ago.

He took out another notepad. Inside this notepad were things that he couldn’t show any other detectives.

A college student who can see a murder count has a missing sister, and his neighborhood man.

Daecheol was investigating what seemed like a plot from a third-rate novel.

Though, it wasn’t an official investigation where he could use his powers as a civil servant.

“Let’s eat, come out.”

Daecheol called Ahn Changsik. They met in a sundae-gukbap restaurant near the police station in Songjung-gu.

Changsik looked better than two months ago. There was a hint of vitality in his eyes that were devoid of any life before. It was probably thanks to having a clear objective.

“Nothing from your neighbor after that?”

“Nope. I haven’t seen him again since I met him in front of the convenience store three weeks ago.”

“Does he have a job that requires him to travel a lot? Or does he have a lot of overnight work?”

“I know too little. Had I known, I would’ve asked various...