Gin doesn't want to work hard

Noticing the prisoner's actions, Shuichi Akai, who had originally planned to continue, was no longer in a hurry.

Although we don't know how strong Kurosawa is.

But judging from his reaction speed alone, the prisoner in front of him had no chance of hurting him.

A hint of interest appeared in Shinichiro's eyes.

Both of them were looking forward to Kurosawa's reaction.

As for Kurosawa...

Kurosawa didn't react.

He glanced at the prisoner and then raised his hands in compliance.

Shuichi Akai & "Tomaki Shinde":...?

What is he doing?

Shouldn't he be taking care of the criminals in a cool and collected way?

What does it mean to raise both hands?

Or is he trying to lower the prisoner's guard?

Shuichi Akai and his companion tried to find out why Kurosawa did this.

But it turns out.

Kurosawa is all out in style.

The prisoner held the knife to Kurosawa's waist and successfully obtained a hostage.

At this moment, Conan finally found a soda can.

Just as he was about to use this to subdue the criminal, he turned around and saw Kurosawa being held hostage.

Conan:?

"Kurosawa-nii?!"

Conan exclaimed in surprise.

Seeing this, the prisoner felt even more certain that his choice was right.

The person in front of me (referring to Kurosawa) clearly knows both the child and the terrifying man.

Because of Shuichi Akai's position, the prisoner subconsciously categorized him as one of Kurosawa's gang.

With hostages in hand, the prisoners felt much more confident.

"Get out of the way! All of you get out of the way!"

"Otherwise, don't blame me for being rude!"

The prisoner shouted as he pushed Kurosawa forward.

At the same time, a dark-skinned man who was just passing by stopped in his tracks.

Chapter 191 Amuro Tooru wants to send Akai Shuichi to the police station.

Amuro Tooru was originally going to take a part-time job.

But then I saw this scene on the road.

He glanced briefly at the scene, his gaze lingering on Kurosawa and the prisoner beside him.

Of course, he didn't miss Shuichi Akai either.

However, Shuichi Akai was facing away from him at that moment.

Therefore, although Amuro Tooru felt that his back looked somewhat familiar, he did not recognize him at first.

Amuro Tooru glanced twice in the direction the prisoner was heading.

Notice that there is an exit of an alley there.

He thought for a moment, then quietly slipped inside.

"Get out of the way! Get out of the way, everyone!"

The prisoner led Kurosawa forward little by little.

Shinichiro looked hesitant to make any rash moves and retreated as the prisoner instructed.

Intentionally or unintentionally, he stood in front of Judy, preventing her from having any contact with the criminals.

Vermouth doesn't have such noble sentiments.

Since this matter has not yet endangered the people she cares about, she naturally will not rush to interfere.

Moreover, judging from the intelligence she has gathered...

Kurosawa shouldn't be the type to surrender so easily.

She felt it was necessary to see what Kurosawa was really thinking.

Shinichiro has no intention of taking any action.

Judy was held back by him and unable to make contact with the prisoners.

As for Conan, he wanted to get closer, but was stopped by "Akira Tomoaki".

In this way, it seems that Shuichi Akai is the only one who can move freely and has the ability to subdue the criminal.

The prisoner thought so too.

He nudged Kurosawa, gesturing for him to move closer to Shuichi Akai.

The prisoner himself went to the other side.

With Kurosawa sandwiched between him and Shuichi Akai, the prisoner seemed much more relaxed.

But he kept a close eye on Shuichi Akai, in case he suddenly made a move.

Upon seeing this, Shuichi Akai's gaze narrowed slightly.

In retrospect, his previous reasoning seems to have been wrong?

Perhaps it was because of Kurosawa's face that he was influenced by some kind of stereotype.

I always feel that someone who looks like that can't be too bad.

Coupled with Kurosawa's previously displayed reaction speed, Akai immediately felt that this person was not simple.

But now it seems that he was prejudiced and too arbitrary.

With that in mind, Shuichi Akai decided to treat Kurosawa and Gin as two separate people.

He prided himself on being unable to remain unmoved even when a knife was held to his waist.

As for Gin, well, that goes without saying.

Let alone holding a knife to his kidney, he probably would have already fired the gun the moment the prisoner looked at him.

If this is also a disguise.

Shuichi Akai also accepted it.

Anyway, he doesn't think Kurosawa and Gin are the same person now.

Although his thoughts were somewhat off track, Shuichi Akai's attention remained focused on the culprit and Kurosawa.

At this point, they were very close.

Even with a simple reach, Shuichi Akai could touch Kurosawa.

As the two were about to pass each other, the prisoner became increasingly nervous.

They were afraid that Shuichi Akai would suddenly attack.

Fortunately, he didn't make a move until they passed Shuichi Akai.

The prisoner finally breathed a sigh of relief.

It's now!

Akai Hideyoshi's eyes flashed with anger. He grabbed Kurosawa's hand, pulled him away, and kicked the prisoner's knife-wielding hand at the same time.

The prisoner, in pain, released his grip and staggered back two steps.

This retreat led them to the entrance of an alleyway.

Amuro Tooru, who had been squatting in the alley for a while, saw this and immediately stepped forward and delivered a chop to the back of the prisoner's neck.

Before the unfortunate prisoner could even react to Shuichi Akai's actions, his eyes rolled back and he passed out completely.

After the prisoner fell, Amuro Tooru appeared in front of everyone.

The group reacted in different ways.

A flicker of interest flashed in Shinichiro's eyes.

Conan shuddered, a sense of shock flashing through his mind.

Shuichi Akai frowned slightly, instinctively wanting to avoid it.

Vermouth is one thing, but adding Bourbon to the mix is ​​another.

Things could then become more complicated.

Shuichi Akai pulled his knitted hat up and lowered his head slightly, trying to blend into the crowd.

But the next moment, his wrist was grabbed.

Shuichi Akai paused, turning his head to look.

It's Kurosawa.

Kurosawa noticed his gaze, smiled, and expressed his gratitude.

"Sir, thank you for saving me."

Although in my heart I have already separated Kurosawa and Gin.

But looking at that face, there was always a sense that Gin was thanking him.