In a sense, Fushimi Roku was courting death.
Of course, he was aware of how dangerous it was, but as Minamoto Tamako said, "Isn't it boring to stay home and watch TV every day?"—he did feel bored and wanted to find something to do, but his body hadn't fully recovered, making it difficult to even go out and watch the world.
Since Fushimi Roku experienced the green train shootout incident, ordinary cases couldn't capture his interest anymore. During this period, he even found it hard to read case files, feeling only a sense of dullness between the lines.
Fushimi Roku's original intention was to live a laid-back life; he used to think he could look at case files for a lifetime without getting tired, but that wasn't the case, because people change... Kazama Tatsuya changed, Minamoto Tamako changed, and he changed too.
