It's that weird twilight hour where even the most prolific night owl would be asleep, yet even the earliest of morning birds wouldn't call it morning. But the law doesn't sleep, and neither does Kangai apparently. All he wanted was to take a walk outside on a restless night, and yet here he is, reporting a dead body he found on the stairs of the local shopping arcade. Just his luck.

But at least the first officer on the scene is someone he knows, so the questioning goes rather smoothly. That is, except for the part where officer Gurski is making him stick around because technically they have an agreement where Kangai's not supposed to be off on his own. Gurski tapes off the crime scene, and the two of them wait outside for a "famous detective" to show up. Kangai doesn't really get it, but Gurski said something about the brass wanting to let them handle this case since they're in town or something. 

Well, whatever. Until this detective shows up, he's gonna organize what he knows in his notebook.