Ke Xue: My standards for dating are not problematic!

Chapter 64 Outlaws and the Hawaii Technical School!
Ding-ling-ling
The ringing of this bell signaled the complete end of the morning's classes.

The teacher picked up the textbook from the table, announced the end of get out of class, and turned to leave the classroom.

After the teacher left, Conan dashed out like an arrow, disappearing from everyone's sight in the blink of an eye.

What happened to Conan?

Ayumi looked at Conan's hurried figure with a puzzled expression.

"He probably ate something bad," Mitsuhiko said. "He's been acting strange all morning."

Genta shouted, "Forget about Conan, I'm starving! I don't know what to eat for lunch, but I'd love to have eel rice."

Upon hearing this, Mitsuhiko smiled awkwardly: "There's no way there will be eel rice. We had stew yesterday, and today it might be curry rice."

Teitan Elementary School provides nutritious lunches, which usually consist of stews, curry rice, or similar dishes; eel rice is out of the question.

At the same time, the homeroom teacher will also come over and eat with the students.

Today, the person who came to the classroom was not Kitahara Natsuhiro, but Kobayashi Sumiko.

In addition, students who had gone to the kitchen to get their lunch also came in.

"Hey, Ms. Kobayashi"

"Shouldn't it be Kitahara-sensei?" Ayumi muttered.

At this moment, Kobayashi Sumiko looked around and frowned: "Taibahara-sensei has gone out for some business. I'll be having lunch with everyone today."

"But...where did Conan go?"

At this moment, only Conan was absent.

"Ms. Kobayashi, Conan has a stomachache and went to the toilet," Ayumi immediately raised her hand to answer.

As expected of Ayumi, she's already come up with a good reason for Conan.

Genta and Mitsuhiko: Ayumi, promise us you won't lick Conan anymore!
"I see," Kobayashi Sumiko nodded and continued, "Then let's eat first. Everyone come up one by one to get your food, and please don't make a fuss."

"Yes!"

at the same time.

Conan arrived at the rooftop of the school building.

However, the door to the rooftop was locked, and it couldn't be opened without the key.

No key?
This is not a problem for him at all.

Who says you always need a key to open a door?

You should know that Conan is nicknamed "Outlaw".

As the name suggests, he's capable of doing anything illegal.

Conan pulled a wire from his pocket and started fiddling with it.

click
The rooftop door opened.

Conan grinned smugly.

Hehe, I haven't forgotten the lock-picking skills I learned in Hawaii. Thanks, Dad.

As is widely known, there is a technical school in Hawaii, and Conan is one of its outstanding graduates.

He learned skills such as driving, yachting, lock picking, bomb defusing, and shooting at this academy, which laid a solid foundation for his future detective career and enabled him to achieve numerous remarkable feats.

Therefore, unlocking locks was no challenge for him, an outstanding graduate; it was as simple as drinking water or eating.

After securing the gate, Conan went inside, closed the door, found a sheltered spot, and took out the gadget Professor Agasa had given him.

Earring-shaped mobile phone.

After his cell phone was confiscated, Professor Agasa specially invented a gadget for Conan that was small, easy to carry, and difficult to detect.

This is exactly the kind of thing that comes in handy.

Conan dialed Professor Agasa's number; he needed to confirm whether Professor Agasa was still alive.

If something happens to Professor Agasa, then this incident is very likely the work of those men in black.

If the doctor hadn't had that accident, things might not have been as bad as he imagined.

Toot toot.
Conan was filled with trepidation when the call was answered.

"Hello, this is Professor Agasa's house. May I ask who you are?"

Hearing that familiar voice, Conan's furrowed brows relaxed, and a smile appeared on his face: "That's great, Professor, you're still alive."

"Alive? Shinichi, are you cursing me?" Professor Agasa said irritably.

Upon hearing this, Conan scratched the back of his head, somewhat embarrassed, and then told Professor Agasa what had happened at school that day. After understanding the whole story, Professor Agasa suddenly realized what had happened.

"I see. If they were men in black, I would definitely be within their scope of silencing me."

So, does this matter have anything to do with them?

"Or is this just a misunderstanding, and you're overthinking it?" Professor Agasa asked.

Judging from Conan's description of the situation, he seems to be overthinking it.

If he really were the man in black, he wouldn't be standing here answering Conan's call.

Conan said, "I hope I'm just overthinking it, but I have a feeling that the people who broke into the school yesterday were them."

Don't ask, just ask.

“Shinichi, you’re a detective. You can’t rely on just your intuition,” Professor Agasa said.

Detectives should speak with evidence.

You can't be like Kogoro Mouri, relying solely on guesswork and then choosing one of three options.

Conan nodded: "That's true."

"Alright, I'm relieved to see you're alright, Doctor. Now I need to call Inspector Megure and try to get some information out of him."

"If anything happens on your end, call me immediately."

“Okay,” Professor Agasa said. “But when you call Inspector Megure, don’t use your own voice or Shinichi Kudo’s voice. It will be troublesome if something goes wrong at any point.”

In one of theatrical versions, Wataru Takagi let slip that Shinichi Kudo was still alive, which led Ireland to start an investigation.

It was finally confirmed that Conan Edogawa is Shinichi Kudo.

Just as Ireland was about to tell Gin about this, he silenced her.

Gin: Sorry, I'm the undercover agent!
“Of course I know that. I won’t use Shinichi Kudo’s identity to contact Inspector Megure unless absolutely necessary.” Conan touched his tie and grinned mischievously. “This time I plan to use Uncle Mori’s voice to extract information.”

"He and Inspector Megure used to be colleagues, so there shouldn't be any problems."

"Besides, Uncle Mori is drunk every day, so it doesn't matter if he asks about it."

Kogoro Mouri's daily routine consists of either drinking and watching TV, or smoking, drinking, and watching TV.

Now he has added another daily routine: to pray to the notebook signed by Yoko Okino every day.

It was as if Yoko Okino's signature could bring him good luck.

What era are we living in? There are still people who believe in this.

We must believe in Ke Xue!
"Okay, you know that's good, but I still have to say something."

"If you discover anything, don't rush in alone; it's very dangerous."

"You can call me, and Yukiko too. We're all your helpers, understand?!" Professor Agasa became unusually serious.

Because he understands Shinichi's personality.

If I really encounter men in black, I will definitely rush at them alone.

Yukiko's prank last time proved this point.

Fortunately, the men in black last time were Yukiko in disguise; if they were real, they would be dead by now.

Conan was tired of hearing this, and waved his hand impatiently: "I know, you've told Mom this so many times, I know."

"That's all!"

After saying that, he quickly hung up the phone, afraid that Professor Agasa would continue to nag him.

"Older people just love to ramble on. The PhD is like that, and so is my mom."

Do you really think I'm a brute?

Conan made a couple of sarcastic remarks, then dialed another number and switched his voice changer to Kogoro Mouri's voice.

"Hello, Inspector Megure, this is Kogoro Mouri."

the other side.

Dr. Agasa looked at the phone that had been hung up and said helplessly, "Shinichi, that kid, he won't listen to any good advice."

"Forget about this kid, let's continue with my experiment!"

Dr. Agasa hung up the phone, turned around, went into the basement, closed the door, and shut himself out.

At that moment, several black cars passed by Professor Agasa's house and parked nearby.

(End of this chapter)