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A loud knocking came at the door.

Accompanied by Conan's excited voice.

"Kurosawa-kun! I've been selected for the Sherlock Holmes tour group I applied for!"

"Come with me!"

Chapter 111 A Gathering of Sherlock Holmes Fans

Hearing the noise, Kurosawa put his phone away.

He then got up and opened the door.

As expected, I gained an extremely excited Conan.

For a die-hard Sherlock Holmes fan, having the opportunity to join a Sherlock Holmes-themed tour is truly a lucky thing.

But it's a pity.

Kurosawa is not a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes.

So, under Conan's expectant and eager gaze, Kurosawa shook his head and refused.

"I'm not going."

With that, Kurosawa walked toward the living room.

It's time for dinner. It's time to eat.

"Eh?"

Conan was visibly taken aback when he was rejected.

But he quickly realized what was happening and caught up with Kurosawa.

"Brother Kurosawa, the organizers are covering all the expenses for this event."

"We just need to get there."

"Consider it a free trip."

"Come with me!"

Conan tries to persuade Kurosawa.

But Kurosawa was clearly not very interested.

Despite Conan's long speech, he only responded with a listless reply.

The two came to the living room.

Professor Agasa was just coming out of the kitchen carrying two boxes of instant bento boxes.

He saw Kurosawa and immediately greeted him.

"Kurosawa, you've come at the perfect time."

"I was just about to call you for dinner."

"Here, this is a bento box I just heated up."

Professor Agasa placed the bento box on the table, and Kurosawa went over and sat down.

Conan, who was following behind him, greeted Professor Agasa.

He then jumped onto the chair next to him, put his hands on the table, and continued to plead.

"Kurosawa-nii, please come with me!"

"According to the organizers of this trip, as long as you go, you may have the chance to get a rare first edition copy of 'A Study in Scarlet,' which represents the very first appearance of Sherlock Holmes!"

"This is something every Sherlock Holmes fan has always dreamed of!"

"Kurosawa-nii, please, please!"

To be honest, Kurosawa was a little tempted when he heard about that collector's edition book.

Although not a die-hard Sherlock Holmes fan, Kurosawa still quite enjoys reading the Sherlock Holmes series.

Kurosawa also admires Sherlock Holmes, the main character in the series.

But even with that, Kurosawa still didn't want to go out.

After all, anything related to Conan is bound to cause some kind of trouble.

Moreover.

Wouldn't it be better to spend this time playing video games at home?

So, Kurosawa shook his head again.

Meanwhile, to prevent Conan from continuing to ramble on, Kurosawa recommended a few candidates to him.

"Why don't you just ask Mr. Mori and Ran to go with you?"

"If all else fails, there's still the PhD, isn't there?"

Conan sighed upon hearing this.

"Uncle Mori is going to a class reunion."

"Xiao Lan is going to participate in karate training."

"As for the doctor..."

Conan looked at Professor Agasa.

Professor Agasa shrugged and said somewhat apologetically.

"Haha, I'm really sorry."

"I just received an order and I need to work overtime these next few days to finish it."

"I'm afraid I won't have time to spend with Shinichi."

Seeing this, Conan turned his gaze back to Kurosawa.

"Kurosawa-nii~"

Conan really didn't want to miss this opportunity, so he even went so far as to act cute towards Kurosawa.

Hearing Conan's trap-like voice, Kurosawa got goosebumps.

He put down his chopsticks, somewhat speechless.

He raised his hand and tapped Conan on the head.

"speak nicely."

Conan cried out in pain and looked at Professor Agasa with teary eyes, seeking help.

Upon receiving Conan's gaze, Professor Agasa coughed.

"Kurosawa, that game you mentioned before, the experience is actually better with two people."

Conan immediately understood what Professor Agasa meant and replied promptly.

"Kurosawa-kun, I can play games with you!"

"You say how long you want to play, and I'll play with you for as long as you want!"

Conan really went all out for the Sherlock Holmes-themed trip.

Even if it means playing games with Kurosawa all night, he's willing to accept it!

to be frank.

Being Kurosawa's gaming companion is no easy task.

Kurosawa is always picky when it comes to games.

This, of course, includes playing games with others.

To be a good Kurosawa gaming companion, one needs excellent hand speed, awareness, and reaction ability.

After all, we need to keep up with Kurosawa's speed.

Therefore, Conan is always on edge whenever he plays games with Kurosawa.

It is easy to get tired when you concentrate on doing one thing for a long time.

In the past, Conan would play with Kurosawa, but he would only play for a short while before making an excuse to slip away.

In his words, playing games with Kurosawa was fun, but too tiring.

Therefore, it is only suitable for short-term entertainment.

Although Kurosawa was somewhat disappointed, as Conan was one of the few, if not the only, gaming partners he had, he couldn't force Conan to play with him.

But now, Conan has actually offered to play with him to his heart's content...

Kurosawa silently calculated the number of games he allowed to play with multiple people.

That's good, it should take longer than going on a trip with Conan.

That being the case.

Kurosawa looked at Conan, who was looking on expectantly, and finally nodded in agreement.

……

The next day.

Kurosawa followed Conan by bus to the destination of this event.

A hotel perched on a cliff overlooking the sea.

Conan and the other people who attended the party were having a great time discussing things.

After learning Conan's name, everyone became even more interested in this mature-looking child.

Many people pulled Conan aside to discuss the content of their favorite novels.

Conan didn't spoil the fun either. No matter who it was, as long as it was related to Sherlock Holmes, he could chat about it.

It is precisely because of this performance that Conan is so popular among the Sherlock Holmes fans.