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

Chapter 635 Damn it, it's Batman

Nanbeihu Station.

All red trams passing through this area have been forcibly stopped, and members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau are rapidly investigating the possibility of an internal bomb.

Surprisingly.

The number of bombs was unimaginable, and their placement was quite cunning. It's hard to imagine how the criminals managed to install the bombs on the roof of the high-speed train without anyone noticing.

(This is from the original animation; he did indeed install the bomb on the roof of the tram, which is quite amazing.)
"This amount..."

Kazami Yuya frowned.

It's hard to imagine how many bombs this guy had acquired, enough to plant them all over the place.

What is this guy going to do?
Is the goal really to send all twelve million people in Tokyo into the sky?

Is it really necessary to make such a big fuss just to get revenge on the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department?

"There is still a lot of work to be done."

A member of the Japanese Public Security Bureau rubbed his forehead, sighed, and expressed considerable dissatisfaction with the sudden increase in workload.

However, it's not something he can just stop doing now. After all, if Tokyo were to be bombed, it would harm everyone.

—At the very beginning, only Kazami Yuya and the members of Kazami Yuya's group appeared at the train station.

However, Kazami Yuya, acting on behalf of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, stops a section of a red train and finds a bomb on it.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department immediately realized that Yuya Kazami's judgment was correct and promptly shifted its main bomb disposal force from major hospitals to the red train.

This is why most members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau are concentrated near train stations, and why they have launched a large-scale investigation into the bomb on the red train under the name of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department can certainly help with investigating hospitals, but they can't help with investigating trains.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department officers are too slow and inefficient. Tasks that require efficiency, such as investigating trains, should be handled by the Japanese Public Security Bureau.

The efficiency of the secret police was worlds apart from that of the young masters of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

"Oh, right, Kazami."

"How did you know there was a bomb planted on the red trolley? Did you find some inside information?"

The Japanese public security officer who had complained earlier asked with some curiosity.

Kazami Yuya paused for a moment, pondering how to answer the question.

After a while, he spoke.

"It is an assistant."

"However, it's not my assistant, but Inspector Furuya's former assistant. He's probably helping me out of respect for Inspector Furuya."

Upon hearing this, the surrounding Japanese Public Security officers were taken aback, and then exclaimed in admiration.

"Wow, there's someone really capable of helping me."

"Although Furuya has been investigating in the next city for so long and hasn't come back yet, he really helped a lot this time."

The members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau did not ask who Furuya Rei's accomplice was.

These things shouldn't be asked in detail.

As is well known, the role of an assistant is not actually a written rule within the Japanese Public Security Bureau, but rather a matter agreed upon by members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau to facilitate investigation and evidence collection.

In other words, the people who help everyone are more or less involved in the dark, or are simply corrupt.

In situations like this, it's best not to be too explicit.

If things were to become clear, the members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau might find out that this person is actually someone the Japanese Public Security Bureau is currently wanted by.

Should we arrest the other Japanese Public Security Bureau members or not? Releasing them would be wrong, but keeping them would be letting down our teammates, so it's best not to mention it.

Unless someone reveals their true identity.

Otherwise, other members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau would not ask about the true identity of the other person's assistant.

Seeing that the other members of the Japanese Public Security Bureau remained silent and did not ask any more questions.

Kazami Yuya breathed a sigh of relief. Inspector Furuya's assistant was more than just a little shady; he was downright ruthless.

The Night Knight of Beika Town.

This vigilante has committed enough crimes to send him to jail dozens of times over, and because Batman and Batman are often considered to be the same person.

Collaborating with Batman is a topic that cannot be discussed even within the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

Just as Kazami Yuya was still trying to fool himself and was breathing a sigh of relief.

He suddenly felt a chill down his spine.

Subconsciously, Kazami Yuya turned around and saw a black figure quietly peeking out from the wall, revealing a disapproving look.

—Damn it, it's Batman.

How come this guy is everywhere?

Is it really the type that spawns everywhere? Are there any shiny variants? If so, he could buy a Master Ball...

Kazami Yuya subconsciously swallowed.

He just implied that Batman was Rei Furuya's accomplice, and now that the real Batman has come knocking on his door, is he going to challenge him to a fight?

Don't want that kind of thing.

When it comes to hand-to-hand combat, I'm no match for Batman...

"I, I'll go out for a while."

He glanced around.

After confirming that Batman was looking at him, Kazami Yuya's anxiety finally subsided.

He said something to his colleague next to him.

He then walked directly in the direction of Batman, who had already disappeared into the shadows.

Until Kazami Yuya came to the side.

He then noticed that Batman had been standing in the shadows the whole time; it was just that the other man's stealth skills were so superb that even though he knew Batman was standing there, he still couldn't see anything amiss.

"Batman."

Kazami Yuya said seriously and earnestly.

"I said that because I had no other choice."

"After all, I can't use the information you gave me as a proper source of information to tell other colleagues, I'm sorry."

Chen En: ?
what are you saying?
A hint of doubt appeared in Chen En's eyes, just as the sound of Noah's Ark came through his earphones at the perfect moment.

"Batman, he just said you are an assistant to the Japanese Public Security Bureau."

Chen En: ?
Young man, isn't what you're saying a bit too much? Although I am an assistant to a prosecutor in the Japanese Ministry of Public Security, I am not an assistant to the Japanese Public Security Bureau.

How could you ignore those three words?
Fine, I'll let it go since you genuinely didn't know about this.

Chen En shook his head slightly and got down to business.

"The E257 series tram undergoing trial operation."

“I need you to stop that tram that’s being tested. I suspect the bomber may have planted a bomb inside it.”

E257 series tram?
A look of confusion appeared in Kazami Yuya's eyes, and he didn't react for a moment.

That car looks like it's orange, right?

Although orange is a color created by mixing red, is it a bit much to call it a red tram?
Fine, you're the boss, you make the decisions.

Kazami Yuya nodded and said.

"no problem."

(End of this chapter)