I, Tomoya Aki, am not a bootlicker

The income is not proportional to the effort, to put it bluntly, there is no future.

"You repeated three years to get into a third-rate medical school, and then you dropped out to come here to work. What were you thinking?"

There was clearly a hint of anger in Professor Hisabe's tone.

In his eyes, Hisabe Rokuro was definitely a useless son.

"Don't you feel ashamed?"

"…Besides me, there are also excellent people like those in the University of Tokyo here. I don't think there is anything to be ashamed of!"

Under his father's questioning, Hisabe Rokuro refuted in a low voice in dissatisfaction.

Professor Hisabe frowned, then glanced at Tomoya Aki who was watching the excitement at the door.

"Do you have the confidence to compare yourself with that kind of person?"

Professor Hisabe shook his head, his eyes quite displeased.

Seeing that Kube Rokuro wanted to say something, he added, "Do you think that others here are doing the same things and for the same reasons as you are here? Why don't you go and ask them what their plans are for the future?"

"Farewell!"

Hisabe Rokuro's father eventually left in displeasure.

With his disappointment in his son.

And because of his father's final questioning, after returning to the office, he couldn't help but start complaining to others.

Chapter 345 Even you are like this?

Hisabe Rokuro felt aggrieved because of his father's arrival.

Perhaps because they were of similar age, he could vent some of his grievances in front of Tomoya Aki.

When he talked about his father's final questioning, he thought he could get comfort from Aki Tomoya, but the latter's answer made him a little desperate.

"Actually, what your father said is very realistic. A forensic doctor earns 7k. Compared with ordinary doctors, the rewards and efforts are not comparable. Although I work part-time here, it is just a part-time job."

Tomoya Aki said helplessly to Hisabe Rokuro.

This may sound a bit cruel, but this is reality and he is not the kind of person who can ignore it.

"Why are you like this too, Amami-kun?!"

Hisabe Rokuro was very depressed and looked at Aki Tomoya with wide eyes in confusion.

He originally thought that Akitomo would share the same hatred as him.

"Don't get me wrong, reality is one thing, but your father's harsh words are another. But now that he's gone, do you still expect me to scold him?"

Aki Tomoya shook his head and laughed.

He didn't like what Professor Hisabe said, but he couldn't say that what he said didn't make sense.

Forensic medicine holds a very high position in his mind.

No matter how difficult the conditions are, there is always a group of people who persevere. Whenever he thinks of these people, Aki Tomoya is filled with respect.

He just respected it and didn't show any contempt, but this was a very realistic issue.

"Also, do you understand what your father said? According to him, he could tell at a glance that I was just a part-time worker here and would eventually work in a medical institution. But Kube-kun, you... still don't know what you want to do. You're just going with the flow and making do with it. If you keep going like this, you can do anything."

In fact, Professor Hisabe didn't need to know more. When his son told him that the other medical student working part-time was from the University of Tokyo, he laughed in his heart.

If you want to compare and find similar people, you have to find the right ones.

Just by hearing the two words "Todai", Professor Hisabe knew that the man was definitely different from his son.

The two may be doing the same thing here, but their purposes are completely opposite.

Kube Rokuro has no goals and thinks that whatever he does is fine, so he just makes do with it.

And Aki Tomoya only worked part-time to provide him with convenience, but part-time work is just part-time work, and he will still work in the university hospital in the future.

"To be honest, your father's words are unpleasant to hear, but you are so erratic, it seems that you want to stay here, and it seems that you can do other things. In that case, you might as well get back on track. At least he is telling the truth. Clinical medicine has a better future than forensic medicine."

After Aki Tomoya said this, Hisabe Rokuro stopped talking.

He lowered his head in silence, and no one knew what he was thinking.

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Ten people were killed in the fire and one survived.

Because the body had been burned and deformed, the height was estimated by measuring the bones.

When the person's appearance is completely changed, we need to look for clues that can prove his identity.

For example, in the case of teeth, if you have received dental treatment in a hospital, there will be records kept, which can be used for comparison to confirm your identity.

If there are any injuries or traces of surgery left over, they can also be compared.

The identities of the five deceased were confirmed one after another through the information from their teeth and the identifiable code from the pacemaker on the heart of one of the deceased.

The most troublesome thing was the body called No. 9, which showed signs of being tied up and of having undergone suspected endoscopic surgery.

Including the only survivor who is currently receiving treatment in the hospital, he is temporarily considered a suspect in murder because of this incident.

Five bodies have been claimed, but the remaining bodies still need further investigation.

"Just comparing the dental treatment records, it still doesn't work. Across the country, most dental clinics are still private..."

Although there is an option to compare dental records, not everyone has undergone dental treatment or received dental diagnosis in a large hospital.

In private dental clinics, not all information is digitized, and many places still use paper records.

"It could have been done. One of the original intentions of establishing UDI was to digitize dental treatments across the country. If it had been successful, it wouldn't be so difficult now..."

Director Yasuo Kamikura's face looked a little gloomy.

When UDI was first established, he also thought about establishing a nationwide dental database to promote social attention to forensic medicine.

However, it was ultimately just an idea. It was already difficult to raise funds to establish UDI, and there was no way to push forward with that matter.

So in the end it just ended up in nothing.

Dentistry and forensic medicine, or rather, there exists such a thing as forensic dentists.

Just like in this fire incident, in order to confirm the identity of the deceased, DNA was compared with the police DNA database, but not everyone's DNA records are in the database.

If it is impossible to identify the identity through DNA, the next step is to use teeth. As long as there is a record of treatment in the hospital, a comparison can be made.

Through teeth, the identity of not only corpses that have been burned beyond recognition, but even skeletonized corpses can be confirmed.

This is one way. After experiencing the great earthquake in northern Japan, Yasuo Kamikura witnessed countless deaths that could not be identified and were labeled as unidentified persons. He then wanted to establish a nationwide dental treatment database.

His idea is good, but the time is not right yet, and establishing UDI is already a lot of effort.

But just because it cannot be realized now does not mean it cannot be realized in the future.

Because the era of big data is inevitable and will only keep moving forward, it will eventually become a completely data-driven era and affect all walks of life.

As the days passed, as bodies were claimed one after another, only victim number nine remained unidentified.

The rest of the dead were claimed, except for No. 9, who could never be identified.

The progress of the work suddenly came to a standstill, and everyone was wondering what was wrong.

The deceased had signs of suspected endoscopic surgery. Logically, it should be possible to find someone who meets the relevant conditions in the hospital, just like the previous corpses.

As a result, his identity has not been confirmed until now.

"We have successfully confirmed the identities of the others, but who are you, Mr. Nine?"

Mikoto Misumi has been racking her brains lately to confirm the identity of the ninth victim.

But there is still no clue now.

"We obviously didn't miss anything, right? The endoscopic surgery marks on the side of the abdomen..."

"That mark looks similar to a gunshot wound."

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Chapter 346 The Old Man Sends Off the Young Man (1/4)

It is determined to be a mark of endoscopic surgery, but there may be other scars.

If it is a trace left over from surgery, it should be easy to find a matching person based on the patient information provided by various hospitals.

However, after searching for so long, the identity of the deceased has not been confirmed.

If you haven't missed something, you should think about whether there are other factors that have not been taken into consideration.

The wound on the flank was very similar to a gunshot wound, except for the endoscopic surgery.

To this end, they re-examined and confirmed that the wound was a gunshot wound.

After realizing it was a misjudgment, Misaki Mikoto was extremely upset.

Because gunshot wounds are so rare, I didn't think about it that way, so I thought it was a mark left by endoscopic surgery.

After knowing that it was a gunshot wound, they quickly found someone who matched the identity.

After comparison and complete confirmation of the identity of the deceased, the case suddenly seemed to be developing into a gang vendetta.

The ninth victim was a former Yakuza, or gang member.

After the case involved a social organization, everyone began to imagine.

Gang fight and vendetta?

In order to cover up the murder, he set fire to other people and burned them to death?

The Japanese people are also in dire straits today!

"The members of the society are in as much trouble as the dismemberment case before!"

Yakuza. They have come across cases related to Yakuza, the so-called social organization, before.

That was when Tomoya Aki had just been at UDI for two months, and it was a dismemberment case.

Based on the dismemberment case, he also gave an idea to a senior student for her creation, but he made some changes to the background and other things.

"What dismemberment case?"

Kube Rokuro who was standing next to him asked.

He had no idea what Tomoya Aki was referring to now.

Then the former talked to him in detail about the dismemberment case.

"...In other words, this incident was really a gang feud. The deceased was retaliated by the hostile organization after he was released from prison. How cruel!"

If it was really a vendetta, many innocent people would be implicated.

Those people are innocent.

"Not necessarily. Before the case is solved, anything is possible."

Aki Tomoya shook his head.

This is just a possibility. What the final result will be depends on the final investigation.

The cause of the fire has not yet been confirmed whether it was man-made or an accident. In the absence of complete evidence, speculation is just speculation.

As if inspired by his father, Kube Rokuro began to investigate enthusiastically.

He seemed to want to prove something.

Looking at Kube Rokuro who seemed like a detective, Akitomo did not try to stop him. As long as he did not act like a traitor, whatever he did had nothing to do with him.

After confirming the identity of the deceased, his parents came to claim the body.

Looking at his son's body, the deceased's father bit his lips and endured it. His clenched fists trembled slightly, his eyes were red, and his expression was excited.

His wife, who was beside him, couldn't help but cover her face and cry.

They had not had contact with the deceased for a long time. To be specific, it was from the time their son joined the gang until the time the deceased was released from prison. The first information they received about their son was the sad news that he had died.

"Asshole, you even implicated others! You are a damned fellow!"