In this world, all suspects aged 18 and older who are suspected of committing a crime must be interrogated by The Interrogator, regardless of the severity or type of offense (e.g., theft, fighting, murder, rape, etc.). These individuals may be guilty or innocent. After the interrogation, The Interrogator will issue a final verdict to convict the suspect. The Interrogator's conclusion is absolute; whether it is right or wrong, the law is enforced based solely on their verdict without any further verification, and the suspect is compelled to comply, even if they are innocent.

During the interrogation, the suspect will be handcuffed and brought into a room containing only them and The Interrogator. If The Interrogator orders them to do something, they are required to comply; failure to do so will result in being charged with "obstruction during investigation," which will lead to an increased prison sentence. The Interrogator is legally authorized to use any means necessary to make the suspect confess to their crime.

The investigation process can be smooth or challenging depending on the suspect's personality. Some may be stubborn, refusing to follow The Interrogator's orders and providing false statements. Others, more timid, may confess to their crimes from the outset in hopes of receiving a lighter sentence. However, in most cases, suspects are really stubborn and tend not to reveal the truth right away. Once the verdict is decided and delivered, the suspect is immediately escorted out of the room, making way for the next individual to be brought in.

Anyone can be interrogated by The Interrogator as long as they are suspected of committing a crime, whether they are a president, billionaire, societal elite, or merely a penniless homeless person. Being questioned by The Interrogator is a terrifying experience that no one in this world ever wants to endure.

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