Stay away from Conan.

First, there was an unexpected robbery. After snatching the bag of an aunt on the street, the thief came directly towards me and knocked me away, forcing me to chase him out seriously.

Then, after tracking him here, another weirdo on a motorcycle appeared behind him. While riding the motorcycle, he shot at him with a bow and arrow...

Through the rearview mirror of the vehicle, Hattori Heiji observed the guy with a hunched back and strange attire behind him. He felt vaguely that he seemed to have fallen into a trap set for himself without realizing it.

Obviously, from the very beginning of the robbery incident, it seemed that he was the one who was chasing me.

After leading him to the target location, another driver who was lying in ambush was ready to shoot him with a bow and arrow...

This is a very reasonable guess, otherwise it would be hard for Hattori Heiji to imagine how such an archery rider could suddenly appear and attack him for no reason?

But why? For no reason, why was I...

Um? wrong……

An archer who shoots arrows?
According to the latest feedback from the Tokyo police, one of the five murdered members of "Genji Hotaru" was shot to death with a bow and arrow, which means that the murderer was an expert archer.

So, because I was investigating the "Genji Hotaru" case, I ended up uncovering the murderer?
So, Hattori Heiji tried his best to analyze the current situation, and soon thought of the most likely situation, that is, the guy who was chasing him and shooting arrows at him was the real murderer who killed the five members of "Genji Hotaru", and it can be roughly determined that the robber was also that guy's accomplice. Although Hattori Heiji still felt that there were still some big problems with this idea, as far as the current situation was concerned, he could no longer think about it.

After all, the opponent has already shot the first arrow at him. If he doesn't respond, his life might be in danger!
At this point, after figuring this out, Hattori Heiji knew that it was unwise to continue chasing forward. Under the premise that the two opponents were probably accomplices, if he continued forward, as he thought, the road would be difficult to walk. In that case, he would undoubtedly be attacked from both sides...

and so……

Thinking of this, he noticed that the driver of the motorcycle behind him needed to free his hands to stabilize the vehicle after shooting the first arrow. Without a chance to quickly shoot the second arrow, Hattori Heiji suddenly turned the front of the vehicle and headed towards the back!

This time, Hattori Heiji's target was no longer the thief who was robbing the road, but the guy with the bow and arrow behind him.

"If this guy is the real murderer of the 'Genji Hotaru' case..."

At this moment, Hattori Heiji realized this and came up with the idea of ​​subduing the guy behind him first, which might reveal the truth of the "Genji Hotaru" case. Hattori Heiji's goal was very clear. He wanted to take this opportunity to turn around and stop the guy behind him while the robber he was chasing was still running forward, so that the other person would not be able to rush back to help immediately -

Taking advantage of this opportunity, even if I can't subdue the other party directly, I must find a way to find out what that guy looks like, so that I can have a direction for the next investigation.

So, Hattori Heiji gritted his teeth, drove his motorcycle and made a big turn, aiming at the right position, wanting to collide directly with the guy coming from behind - "You don't even have a helmet, and you're wearing such a strange mask, let me see who you are!"

In this way, seemingly relying on the advantage of wearing a helmet, Hattori Heiji accelerated without any care and rushed towards the car behind him. After all, at this time, even if something really happened, he would have more advantages wearing a helmet. Facing this murderer who might have killed five members of "Genji Hotaru" in a row, Hattori Heiji naturally would not hold back. After all, a lion will use all its strength to fight a rabbit.

Therefore, Hattori Heiji's purpose this time was to knock the opponent down with this collision.

Thus, seeing that Hattori Heiji was speeding towards him without slowing down, as if he was going to knock him down, the archer who was chasing Hattori Heiji immediately adjusted his direction and speed, and in a split second, in this collision time that was already critical, he barely avoided being hit by Hattori Heiji. After that, he seemed to realize that this plan had failed, and the other person had already driven a long way forward and there was no time to return for help. Hattori Heiji was acting so recklessly that the man who was indeed not wearing a helmet felt fearful, so he further turned the accelerator on the handle and continued to move forward in the original direction -

Anyway, there are plenty of opportunities.

As for Hattori Heiji, due to the turn just now, he changed direction and braked again in time to avoid hitting the guardrail on the side after the opponent avoided his life-threatening collision. He had done his best. Seeing that the guy chose to move forward after avoiding him instead of fighting with him to the death, Hattori Heiji was a little scared.

After all, who could have thought that he would be tricked without even realizing it? If the arrow from the other party hadn't hit him at the beginning, I'm afraid the consequences would have been disastrous...

Thinking this way, seeing that the two people were about to disappear from his sight, Hattori Heiji gave up the idea of ​​continuing to track them, so he turned around and drove his motorcycle in the direction he came from, ready to find Conan and tell him about the situation he had encountered.

Moreover, the most strange and crucial point here is that if the other party is really the murderer who killed the five members of "Genji Hotaru", then why would the other party target himself at this time? Could it be...

Is it because I am using the blueprint to investigate the secret behind the code and the location of the Buddha statue?

This is the most likely idea that Hattori Heiji can think of, but why?
Could it be that the person who sent the letter to Sannoji was not the same person who killed the members of "Genji Hotaru"?

Someone wanted to tell the monks at Shanneng Temple where the Buddha statue was, but another person didn't want that, so this situation happened?

In that case...

What will happen to Shanneng Temple?
At once, too many thoughts came to Hattori Heiji's mind, and he had to rush back to deal with them as soon as possible -

"I don't know if Kudo is still there..."

Now, as things have come to this point, Hattori Heiji began to feel a little regretful that he was too anxious just now and did not take Kudo with him... (End of this chapter)