{You are Tsukasa Tenma whose role is Phoenix Wright, he is a defence attorney!} {The Tsukasa version should be in my profile!}

Rui and Tsukasa were enemies by Prosecutor and Defence in court. But soon, Rui was accused of murder to which the defence wanted to defend him. The prosecutor finally agreed to that.

The trial was not easy. Tsukasa had to face Rui’s adoptive father, Manfred von Karma, an amazing prosecutor that has never lost a trial.

After around two days of Rui’s trial, he was finally had his verdict…“Not guilty!”…but…Rui himself objected.

Rui confessed a guilt he has been feeling. The DL-6 incident.

He admitted that he has had thought he himself murdered his father. Which surprised everyone.

And so, another trial has started. To see if Kamishiro Rui really murdered his father during the DL-6 incident. And for Tsukasa to make Rui believe that he isn’t the murder.

Rui said his testimony; “That day, I had gone to the courtroom to observe one of my father's trials. As we went to leave, an earthquake struck, trapping us in the elevator. My father and Mr. Yogi lost their composure, and began to argue. Just then, something heavy fell at my feet. I picked it up, and threw it at Mr. Yogi. I wanted them to stop fighting. A moment later, there was a single gunshot, then a scream. It was a terrible scream.”

For the cross-examination, Tsukasa revealed what he found wrong with Rui’s story. Kamishiro had claimed that only a single gunshot was fired; however, in addition to Rui’s father’s wound, there was a crack in the elevator window that looked like a bullet had been fired through, and the gun had been fired twice. This indicated that someone else had fired the shot that killed Mr. Kamishiro. Von Karma responded that there was no way to prove any statement about the cracked window or why the gun had been fired twice. He offered the possibilities that the window may have already been cracked, and that the gun could have been fired once at an earlier time. Neither piece of "evidence" necessarily had anything to do with the incident. Furthermore, only a single bullet had been found on the scene. Tenma’s only lead was completely crushed; he realized that his hunch had been too simple for a 15-year old cold case, and he wondered whether he had been wrong this whole time.

The judge and von Karma reminded the court that the statute of limitations on DL-6 would run out today, so judgment had to be made right then, right there. As Tsukasa desperately tried to figure out what to do, he thought that he heard Hinata's voice, urging him to think outside the box. To make Tenma’s case work, the second bullet had to exist somewhere, but if it wasn't at the crime scene, Tsukasa conjectured that the killer had taken it. It was obvious that Tenma was grasping, but the judge was forced to consider Tenma’s new train of thought. Egged on further by Hinata’s voice, Tsukasa concluded that, although the killer had no need to take the second bullet, he nevertheless had to take it. He then suggested that Rui had, in fact, shot the killer, who had been standing outside the elevator. Tsukasa theorized that the bullet had stayed lodged in the killer’s body, hence why a second bullet was never found.

Hinata Otori, who was being channeled by Emu Otori who is her younger sister, then remembered that von Karma had taken a long vacation for no apparent reason after the DL-6 Incident; what other reason would an unbeatable prosecutor have if not to recover from a gunshot wound? The truth was shocking, but Tsukasa knew that he had to reveal his target: von Karma himself. Von Karma demanded proof that he was shot; Tenma knew that the prosecutor wouldn't be careless enough to leave a paper trail by removing the bullet, so he boldly pointed to Minori’s, the detective, metal detector. to declare to use it. When Tenma put the metal detector to von Karma’s shoulder, the machine beeped, meaning the bullet was still in von Karma’s shoulder…

Rui himself was silently surprised by Tsukasa’s revelation…