Bamako sighed when Junpei was escorted away, "I do not think we are done with the Firemen," she said to Haruna.

"It was exciting at least," Haruna said.

"Yes, and hopefully it will make peoples lives a little better," Hanako said.

"Yes, well, one less murderer out there," Haruna said.

"I am also hoping the fact we dealt with him might make the firefighters more cautious," Hakano explained.

"Perhaps, but who knows," Haruna said.

"Let's report to Moto-san then for now," Hanako said and headed to find him.

You found him taking a cup of tea at his desk.

Hanako approached the desk and bowed "Moto-san, apologies for disturbing you. But I have brought in the suspect in the case you assigned to me," she said.

"Ah good. He's guilty then?" Baki asked.

"He has not directly confessed, but while discussing the issue he tried to flee arrest," Hanako said "That is I feel a type of confession."

"The suspect is heimen?" Baki asked.

"Yes," Hanako said "He belongs to the fireman guild."

"Well, that will simplify things," Baki said.

"As you say Moto-sama," Hanako said "It seems that we may need to keep a careful eye on the guild. They seem to more like a gang, than providing the service they claim."

"We will have the suspect dealt then," Baki said.

"That concludes my report Moto-sama," Hanako said.

"You are dismissed and good work," Baki said.

Hanako bowed and left.

"What should we do now?" Haruna asked.

"We do need to arrange for our first firefighter to be sent elsewhere," Hansko said "But that isn't a priority, do you have anything to do?"

"No, I'm good," Haruna said.

"Then I suppose I'll head home then," Hanako said.

"I'll see you later then," Haruna said with a bow. "Good work today."

Bamako bowed and then headed home.