Chapter 2: Equations(4)

Shinichi is famous for cracking cases and cracking tricks, and Nakamori is renowned for disliking these clever young men with cocky attitudes. And in the police side, they are trying to decode the message, or rather, understanding it. It is frustrating for people to understand literature, as interpretation is hard to do: You know all these characters, then you put them together, and you suddenly don't know what they mean. This is infuriating for Nakamori, especially because notes like this could tell many things, and picking which one is key, but the fact is that he doesn't like picking. Why do you need to choose when you can just write it clearly as it is? I just want to do things, actions, not reading poetry and riddles! That is his reason to feel angry, and it is very reasonable.

"DAMN YOU, KID AND HIS HEIST NOTICE! DAMN YOU!" He curses as he looks at the newspaper, looking at the headlines of "KID STRIKES AGAIN!" and "WILL APOLLO'S TEAR BE STOLEN?" in bold characters on greyish, sandy paper, the aggressive rustling of papers brushing against each other turns more aggressive. It then eventually stops. It was sudden, abrupt. Nakamori tears the piece apart out of rage. He stands up, shouts out the most enthusiastic and furious cheer to his men, "WE WILL SUCCEED IN CAPTURING KID, NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES IT TAKES!" The office suddenly becomes loud, with his men shouting back in agreement. This is their day.