[No, Hibiki's right to feel that anger. Rin glances away briefly at the comment, tapping her fingers against her desk. Honestly, at the time she felt it was justified. She didn't jump in because it was overkill, but she didn't think anything of people chiding her like that.

When did she get to be that way? She remembers as a child, she used to get angry and rush in when boys would gang up on some of the milder kids in class, but it started bothering her less at some point. Really, she should have said something then. It was a lesson Hibiki needed to learn, but everyone really overdid it.

She can't change time, so she's not going to dwell on that. It's better to work forward. Turning back to Hibiki, she crosses one leg over the other.]

I can absolutely teach you a thing or two. After all, it helps me if more people focus on the same problem, doesn't it? [She smiles.] I'm not really a detective myself, so I wouldn't even think of it like that. It's just a task you have to accomplish.

So what are you most concerned about? The investigations themselves, or reasoning with the evidence?