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==Mael Stronghart's downfall and confession== | ==Mael Stronghart's downfall and confession== | ||
Growing weary, he angrily persisted in adjourning this case. So what can you do? Stronghart claim's there's no conclusive evidence. | Growing weary, he angrily persisted in adjourning this case. So what can you do? Stronghart claim's there's no conclusive evidence. '''Object''' to Stronghart and before you present the final evidence, choose the Karuma sword and check the hilt part of it (the handle side of the sword), inside is '''Klint's Final Will'''. '''Present Klint's Final Will''' and Stronghart's ruling came crumbling down! Despite protest not to read it, you, Ryunosuke Naruhodo reads the will as Stronghart screams in anger. | ||
In summary, it turns out that it was Mael Stronghart all along who commands the people to control crime, using Klint as an undercover "Professor". But Genshin apparently gets involved that eventually led to his death if his son, Kazuma finds out. Also during the Enoch Drebber case, it was Seishiro who shot Asogi behind the scenes but actually, he tries to find the will, not knowing that it's inside the sword Karuma all along. | |||
Anyway, there's one major problem, Mael Stronghart is the Defense Minister. How do you send him to jail if the prosecutor or defense attorney couldn't do it? After Stronghart's speech, everyone still gives him support. '''Present Evidence''' and choose '''Iris's Lucky Charm'''! If you forgot what it looks like, it's a doll animal version of Herlock Sholmes. Miraculously, he appears visible and despite Stronghart calling for the police to throw him in jail, they went through him instead. Absurd as it sounds, it turns out that he and Iris were relaxing at Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives! Of course you can't see the Queen but she left a message, ending Mael Stronghart's reign of terror and his method of fighting crime is over. | |||
In spectacular fashion, the jury balance scale falls over and left Mael Stronghart screaming in rage after yelling "Adjourned!", breaking his stick and falling over, throwing six small flames to the guilty side, while being burned by the fire. Once the dust settle, Stronghart confesses that he'll drive the crime by using "The Reaper" as an idea that after the person is not guilty or guilty of crime, afterwards, his people will make an effort to make it look like that the reaper has put a curse on the people suspected of murdeer. | |||
In a final wind down, Sholmes decides to let the old English judge give his final verdict of "Not Guilty", ending the darkness of London, once and for all. | |||
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