Gin doesn't want to work hard

Harufumi Mogi glanced at Saguru Hakuba, a hint of mockery in his eyes.

Hakuba Saguru shrugged and gave him a helpless look.

His previous remarks were meant to remind them that there was something wrong with Da Shang Zhu Shan.

It wasn't really about asking them to go to the kitchen to help the emperor with his good deeds.

Everyone else present should have been able to hear it.

However, Ran and Kurosawa might actually believe it.

Wait, Kurosawa-san?

Conan turned to look at Kurosawa and saw that he indeed had a thoughtful expression on his face.

Conan's vision went black, and he leaned closer and asked in a low voice.

"Kurosawa-kun, you wouldn't be thinking of helping out too, would you?"

Kurosawa gave him a strange look and shook his head.

He pointed to the surveillance camera next to him.

“Those surveillance cameras haven’t been moved since the very beginning.”

This is not a normal phenomenon.

What's wrong? Has the boss finally lost interest in him?

This is good news.

But the next moment, those people suddenly turned to face his camera and told Kurosawa that the situation was not like that.

The others present also noticed the camera's movement and turned to look at Kurosawa.

Kurosawa looked startled.

“I just pointed at them.”

"Of course, I can testify."

Ikumi Gunda gave Kurosawa a reassuring look.

Mogi Harufumi seemed to be deep in thought, then suddenly raised his hand and pointed at the camera.

The remaining people, seeing his actions, immediately turned to look at the camera.

The camera paused for a moment, and then actually slowly moved towards Harufumi Mogi's direction.

The reactions of those present varied.

The detectives smiled slightly.

Senma Kazuyo's expression remained unchanged, but she was filled with doubt and anger.

Just how many things has that guy, Da Shan Zhu Shan, done behind her back?!

As for Kurosawa and Ran Mouri, they looked completely bewildered.

Of course, the reasons for their confusion were different.

Ran Mouri was simply puzzled, while Kurosawa suspected that the Boss had lost his mind.

Unlike the others, Kurosawa knew that all the camera's reactions were controlled by the Boss himself.

Aside from being out of his mind, what else could explain the Boss's cooperation?

……

After rekindling his interest in Kurosawa, the Boss reviewed the previous surveillance footage again.

Of course, he was only watching the scenes featuring Kurosawa.

Upon closer inspection, he did indeed discover something.

Although Kurosawa was always within the camera's range, very few shots actually captured his face.

The camera can only capture Kurosawa's face when he looks directly at it.

At other times, most of the photos capture the profile, with an occasional shot showing the area above the eyes, and very rarely, only the top of the head or the back of the head can be captured.

Kurosawa appears to be consciously avoiding surveillance.

However, due to the extensive coverage of the surveillance system, he couldn't prevent the cameras from capturing him, so he settled for not letting the cameras capture his face.

This habit is really perfect for their line of work.

The Boss once again had the idea of ​​bringing people into the organization.

He decided to ask Gin for his opinion later.

However, this habit also caused Kurosawa to exhibit far fewer of the normal human reactions that one would expect when under surveillance.

The boss even began to suspect that this was the reason why Kurosawa always seemed indecisive and submissive.

If the surveillance cameras stop filming him, will the situation change?

Therefore, when Kurosawa reappeared, the Boss did not specifically adjust the camera angle.

They were simply tracking and observing Kurosawa using the original footage.

In this situation, Kurosawa showed his refusal for the first time.

Seeing that Kurosawa rejected Ikumi Gunta's invitation without hesitation and instead sat down on the sofa alone, the Boss nodded in satisfaction.

Finally, we're no longer in a situation where we just believe whatever others say.

So it really was a problem with the surveillance system?

No, more accurately, it's surveillance footage being watched.

His previous intentions were too obvious, which clearly aroused Kurosawa's vigilance.

Gin may have told Kurosawa something beforehand.

But Gin definitely never told Kurosawa about his existence, and the Boss firmly believes that.

Therefore, Kurosawa should be aware of this incident.

He knew it wasn't safe here.

Is it possible that Kurosawa's previous behavior was all an act?

Judging from his deliberate act of disrupting surveillance, he is not as weak and harmless as he appears.

Perhaps we could try to test the waters?

Thinking this, the Boss controlled the camera to switch to the surveillance camera as Kurosawa pointed at it.

The next moment, Kurosawa's expression visibly tensed up.

The Boss scrutinized Kurosawa's expression, trying to find any trace of acting.

Unfortunately, this seems to be his most authentic performance.

Were you really scared?

The boss was somewhat skeptical.

So when Harufumi Mogi pointed to the monitor, the Boss turned the camera around to create the illusion that everything was automated.

See? There's no one behind the surveillance camera.

So, let me see your most genuine reaction.

The boss's gaze was fixed on the corner of the monitor, on the spot where Kurosawa was.

Chapter 281 The Boss's New Idea

In the surveillance footage, Kurosawa's expression was one of confusion and bewilderment.

It seems completely incomprehensible why the camera would turn in the direction of Harufumi Mogi.

Then, the child next to him shouted in a pretentious and affected tone.

Wow! That's amazing!

"Just now, Kurosawa-nii and Mogi-san only raised their hands, and those cameras turned around by themselves!"

"Just like this!"

The child in the video suddenly pointed at the camera.

Boss: ...

He stared at the child for a long time before finally turning the camera around.

It's okay, just consider it as a way to better observe Kurosawa's reaction.

The Boss found a reason for his actions by enlarging the image related to Kurosawa and moving it to the center of the screen.

On the screen, Kurosawa showed a look of sudden realization.

Then he nodded and patted the child's head approvingly.

Then, Kurosawa seemed to lose interest in surveillance.

He curled up back on the sofa, picked up the game console, and started playing games.

Meanwhile, the detectives on the other side started their discussion again, and their voices could be heard faintly.

Kurosawa is addicted to games.

The child next to him was drawn to the discussion and seemed to want to join in.

He reached out and tugged at Kurosawa's clothes.

Kurosawa shook his head and continued to immerse himself in the game.

The child then ran away by himself.

After a while, the child ran back and chattered away to Kurosawa.

Kurosawa nodded, indicating that he was listening, but his hands remained on the game.

The child glanced at him twice, then started chattering away again.