A quick look, no careful thought, and no detail.
It doesn't make sense for her to get up and disappear in the end.
Everything is an illusion, she never had parents, or she was the murderer herself.
The murderer's female villain, whose name came from the canteen, has two faces, so she made do with handprints and so on. She was remembering what she had done. She can't create an explosion of the past timeline, she can only do it herself, and she also wants to stop the demon in her.
I still want to emphasize that the heroine's appearance is just right, so right that you won't think she is a pervert.
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