The chapter opens with a description of the crime that has just taken place in Shimbashi. The police have named Homakita as the prime suspect in the murder and placed him on the nationalmost wanted list. The brother of the murdered man asks his father what he should do now that he has to do what he was told to do by his father. His father says that he should stop going to the police station because they don't really know what his enemy is. He tells his brother that he doesn't know who the enemy is just to protect him. He also says that the police should buy a new wideband receiver so that they can check on him again. His brother chimes in that it's not the police that he needs to worry about, but the police. He says that if anything happens, he should contact him immediately. He adds that he can't trust the police because they're a kind people, and that he's worried about the possibility of internal problems between the police and the family. He warns his brother not to trust anyone who claims to be an employee of the police, since the police are a kind and kind people. He then tells him to keep an eye out for the situation in which the Russian operative is trying to decrypt the file that he was carrying. It's impossible to open the file in such a short time, he says, even with the latest technology. The Russian operative will probably try to take the file to some private research facility, but he won't be able to do so for a long time because it'll take at least two machines to open it. He hopes that they'll be safer with this number of detectives around, since carelessness will be tolerated. The second year takagi's father whispers that his son is hiding out with a gun in his hand. The father says he'd be crying if he were still alive. He asks his brother if the newspaper club at the school is such good, and the father says no. He's really interested in helping his brother. He wants to know what kind of