Mano saw Nakatsura "the journalist" was walking towards her. Nakatsura then took Mano's arm. He asked Mano to follow him right now. Assuming that there was something important that Nakatsura would say, she immediately followed Nakatsura.
After arriving at the briefing room, Nakatsura immediately asked Mano to sit on the chair there.
"Did you notice that TV station crew who just came?"
Nakatsura started the conversation by asking the question.
"Of course. One woman and two men," replied Mano.
"That woman is Tsukamoto," said Nakatsura.
Mano jumped in surprise.
"Are you sure? I couldn't see his face clearly."
"I am sure."
Nakatsura's tone was like that of a teacher explaining a lesson to a student. He seemed very sure of it.
"Don't ask how I can be this sure. I can not explain it. But that person is Tsukamoto, the photographer."
"What is our next step?" Mano asked.
"We have to get closer to her table. Let's make her talk," said Nakatsura.
"Talk how? Are we going to tell her who we really are?"
"Of course not. I'm sure that person is Tsukamoto. But still I have to make sure. To be able to do that, you have to come face to face with her."
"Face to face?" Mano asked.
"You have to face her at close range. You look at that woman's face and she looks at yours."
"Alright then. I'll try to be as close as possible."
"When you talk to her, always try to look her in her eyes. Don't stop staring," said Nakatsura.
Mano saw Nakatsura "the journalist" was walking towards her. Nakatsura then took Mano's arm. He asked Mano to follow him right now. Assuming that there was something important that Nakatsura would say, she immediately followed Nakatsura.
After arriving at the briefing room, Nakatsura immediately asked Mano to sit on the chair there.
"Did you notice that TV station crew who just came?"
Nakatsura started the conversation by asking the question.
"Of course. One woman and two men," replied Mano.
"That woman is Tsukamoto," said Nakatsura.
Mano jumped in surprise.
"Are you sure? I couldn't see his face clearly."
"I am sure."
Nakatsura's tone was like that of a teacher explaining a lesson to a student. He seemed very sure of it.
"Don't ask how I can be this sure. I can not explain it. But that person is Tsukamoto, the photographer."
"What is our next step?" Mano asked.
"We have to get closer to her table. Let's make her talk," said Nakatsura.
"Talk how? Are we going to tell her who we really are?"
"Of course not. I'm sure that person is Tsukamoto. But still I have to make sure. To be able to do that, you have to come face to face with her."
"Face to face?" Mano asked.
"You have to face her at close range. You look at that woman's face and she looks at yours."
"Alright then. I'll try to be as close as possible."
"When you talk to her, always try to look her in her eyes. Don't stop staring," said Nakatsura.
