I'm in Detective Conan, and the system has appointed Batman.

Chapter 247 Countermeasures
The black-masked man's target finally came to light at this moment.

Chen En was able to clearly determine what the Steel Society was planning and doing—there was nothing else on SKJ865 that could attract the Steel Society to hijack the plane, not even the fake gem in Maki's hand.

Therefore, the target of the Steel Association is most likely Sonoko Suzuki on flight SKJ865.

As the second daughter of the Suzuki Group, she is undoubtedly a symbol of wealth in the Kanto region. If Sonoko Suzuki were kidnapped, the Steel Society could use this opportunity to obtain a large sum of money from the Suzuki Group.

However, this motivation does not seem to hold water.

Because hijacking goes beyond the scope of normal kidnapping, anyone with a brain in the Steel Society wouldn't try to extort money from the Suzuki Foundation by hijacking a plane, since the plane will eventually land.

Regardless of the method.

As long as someone notices that the plane is currently hijacked, then naturally someone will be monitoring the plane's location in real time. Even if the Steel Society successfully brings Suzuki Sonoko off the plane, they will not be able to escape the pursuit.

—This is very likely just a simple terrorist attack.

If a terrorist attack targeting Sonoko Suzuki—no, targeting the entire Suzuki Group—is successful, then the loss of its only legitimate heir would be a blow to the Suzuki Group second only to the murder of its current chairman, Shiro Suzuki.

It's unclear why a yakuza organization like the Steel Association would use this tactic against the Suzuki Group.

But now that they've started, they're not going to stop easily. If things go as expected, Steel will likely continue to launch attacks on various parts of the Suzuki Group.

We must immediately make others take the Steel Society's existence seriously.

Fortunately, he was somewhat prepared for this.

Chen En kept his eyes fixed on the road ahead.
The rented vehicle was undoubtedly speeding, and the Metropolitan Police Department's traffic division will likely notice the situation soon and notify nearby patrol officers to intercept it.

However, they would not have that opportunity, as Chen En had already memorized almost all the routes on the map of Tokyo.

Without receiving any security assignments, he personally drove around to check each location to ensure he didn't miss any side streets or encounter any special situations where the road had been changed but hadn't been updated on the map due to timeouts.

As for this car—

He will compensate the car rental company after everything is over.

Chen En controlled the vehicle with one hand, his eyes fixed straight ahead, while his other hand was already in his pocket. He quickly typed a message on his phone and sent it out without looking at it.

Within a minute, the phone had already responded to the message.

【I see. 】

[Sender: Two-Faced Man]

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Makoto Kusakabe, the prosecutor considered "Two-Face" Harvey Dent by the system, undoubtedly possesses all the positive qualities of a two-faced person before his downfall in the system's eyes.
After meeting Makoto Kusakabe, he determined that Kusakabe's obsessive qualities were trustworthy.

At least until Chen En's behavior clearly disrupted the order of Tokyo, Kusakabe Makoto would stand by his side, so he gave Kusakabe Makoto a program, a small computer program.

Once this program is launched, a corresponding hidden door page will pop up.

All Kusakabe Makoto needed to do was accurately send information about the Steel Association to the computers or mobile phones of high-ranking officials and top controllers of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, the Suzuki Foundation, and other relevant entities.

—The message he had just typed on his phone was about the Steel Society's alleged possession of a bomb for a terrorist attack. Admittedly, if the Muddy Sands Association could conceive of controlling officers within the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department through bribery, the Steel Society could certainly do the same. However, as long as the Steel Society didn't completely control the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department or the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Agency, it would still be effective.

In the worst-case scenario, steel would completely control the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

Then, Chen En will initiate the final procedure.

He would use his position as a member of the Steel Society to deliver assassination notices accurately to the private computers of every cabinet minister, secretary, and the prime minister of the country, or even directly to the ruler.

However, Makoto Kusakabe would certainly not agree to such a thing, so the switch for this program is in Chen En's own hands. Based on the remote controller that Professor Agasa made for him, he will forcibly turn on a certain computer that is being used as a rogue.

The message that this organization could absolutely wipe out the Steel Society was sent out through a secret door.

"Has the Steel Society become so audacious?"

As night deepened, Makoto Kusakabe replied to Chen En's message.
Although he didn't know why this man who called himself Batman was maintaining order in Tokyo,

But as long as Batman doesn't do anything that puts public safety at risk.

Makoto Kusakabe still treats Batman as his ally.

—The Steel Society purchased a batch of explosives on the black market.
This matter has already spread within the Japanese Public Security Bureau. He lowered himself and integrated into the large group of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office's Public Security Department, and soon he was able to obtain information from those lackeys who were completely obedient to the Japanese Public Security Bureau.

Therefore, when Batman suggests that Iron Man might be buying so much explosives for a possible terrorist attack on the Suzuki Foundation, it's understandable.

Makoto Kusakabe agreed to the advance warning approach almost instantly.

Even if this is just a misunderstanding, a completely fabricated story,

But if even one possibility is true, then precautions must be taken.
Human life is inherently equal and supreme; it should not be treated as a die tossed onto a gambling table.

Death doesn't roll dice.
Death can come at any time to anyone.

His fingers flew across the computer screen in front of him.
It activated the small program that Batman had installed when he broke into his house the night before.
The hidden doors appeared one by one in front of him.

Makoto Kusakabe knew very well what doing this meant.
However, he still chose to send the message out.
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In the afternoon, at 6:20,

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Agency, high-ranking officials of the Suzuki Foundation, and its de facto controllers.

They were all horrified to find a blood-red pop-up window appearing in front of their computer screens.

This is a warning.

A warning from the [bat].

"This guy... he can hack into our programs at will?"

Superintendent Hakuba stared at the page that appeared before him, a look of disbelief flashing in his eyes.
Following the hacking of the computer of the highest-ranking official in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department
Both the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department have strengthened safeguards over their internal procedures.
However, this seemed meaningless in the face of bats, and the content of the warning...

"Immediately verify, no, mobilize all available police forces and deploy them to the Suzuki Manor to set up surveillance!"

(End of this chapter)