Upon hearing Aiwass's words, Captain Camus was startled.
He was not a fool.
Having obtained the crucial information from Aiwass, he needed only a moment of enlightenment to understand everything.
"So that's how it is—"
He first felt regret, then enlightenment, "No wonder I didn't encounter anyone when I went home that day... I was quite apprehensive, afraid that if someone saw me, they would question me. Now I think about it, it must have been his intention to have me deliver the files home, hence all the people were pulled away!"
"You have a responsibility as well, Captain Camus."
Aiwass glanced at him and calmly responded, "Although you were framed, it was you who took the objects. No one induced you in this respect, nor were you under the influence of any superhuman powers—in other words, the reason you were set up was precisely because someone knew of this bad habit of yours."
"...Yes, I know. I am very sorry, it was me... I was too negligent."
