In Detective Conan, you call this just an ordinary lawyer?

Inside the Mori Detective Agency.

When Kogoro Mouri received the phone call, he yelled, "What? The Kishiki Group doesn't acknowledge the findings of the Mouri Detective Agency?"

"Let me reiterate, we are a legitimate detective agency, and this money..."

Hearing the dial tone of the phone being hung up, Kogoro Mouri was furious.

"What's going on with this Anmu Group? Are they refusing to pay their debts?"

"They said the water company hired a top-notch lawyer, and that the evidence I gathered was irregular and I couldn't win in court... This must be intentional!"

Kogoro Mouri said indignantly, "This is a big deal, but the other party is defaulting on the payment."

"uncle."

Just then, Conan walked over from not far away: "Did you find any problems with the commission regarding the Kishimoto Group that we investigated last time?"

Kogoro Mouri scratched his head: "They're reneging on the debt."

"bilk?"

"I just heard from my uncle that the water company hired a great lawyer. What kind of great lawyer?"

"What's your name, Komikado Kensuke?"

Kogoro Mouri sighed, "Big companies like these always make excuses. If they don't want to pay, they should just say so. Why make up something about the other party hiring a great lawyer?"

"uncle."

"What if they're not lying?"

Conan straightened his tie and began his deduction.

"I just looked up information about Kensuke Komikado online. He's a very famous lawyer in Tokyo, especially skilled at helping criminals get away with their crimes."

"Perhaps this time, it was Komikado Kensuke who threatened the president of the Kishiki Group through some means. After all, logically speaking, the president of the Kishiki Group has no reason to find an excuse to renege on his debt."

"Conan, you're doing deductions again."

Ran Mouri gently tapped Conan's head with her finger: "You're not allowed to make wild guesses without evidence."

Conan covered his head: "Ran-neechan, everything I said is based on evidence."

Ran Mouri originally wanted to teach Conan a lesson, but the phone rang. Ran answered it, and Miwako Sato's voice came through the phone.

Miwako Sato is a policewoman in the National Police Agency, which has had close ties with the Mouri Detective Agency on certain cases.

Over time, Sato Miwako and Mouri Ran became acquainted.

"Xiao Lan".

"The case of the assassination of the chairman of the Miki Group was solved with the help of the Mori Detective Agency, and some of the evidence was also provided by you."

"For this court trial, our police department would like to invite someone from your Mori Detective Agency to be a witness. Is that alright?"

Miwako Sato explained her purpose and began to ask questions.

"Of course you can."

Ran Mouri agreed.

"Thank you, Xiaolan. Originally, our police department didn't need to continue participating in this verdict, but the criminal hired a difficult lawyer, so we had no choice but to proceed just to be on the safe side."

Miwako Sato's voice was full of apology.

"A difficult lawyer..." Ran Mouri raised an eyebrow.

Miwako Sato continued, "He's a pretty famous guy, named Kensuke Komikado."

Ran Mouri glanced at Conan. Wasn't this the famous lawyer in Tokyo that Conan had just mentioned?

Upon hearing Miwako Sato's voice on the phone, Conan whispered, "Ran-neechan, my deduction was correct, wasn't it? This Kensuke Komikado, who's defending Yamagami, is definitely not a good lawyer."

"You little rascal, your reasoning is quite reasonable."

Kogoro Mouri burst into laughter: "Then can you get back the debt that the Kishiki Group is defaulting on?"

Conan shook his head, saying with a hint of helplessness, "Uncle Kogoro, I'm doing deduction, not a court."

"Alright, alright, I won't say anything more. I, Kogoro, want to see just how amazing this Kensuke Komikado really is."

Kogoro Mouri's expression suddenly turned serious.

You should know that his wife is Eri Kisaki, a famous lawyer in Tokyo, known as the "Invincible Queen".

He'd never heard of this Kensuke Komikado before.

......

Kensuke Komikado was unaware of the impact of this case; he only knew one thing: he had never failed a case since he took on the role.

This time will be no exception.

Inside the detention center.

Kensuke Komikado met his client, Yamagami Ya—an ordinary otaku.

Yamagami, 34 years old, is thin and, like most Tokyo otaku, has long hair that covers his eyes.

Upon seeing Kensuke Komikado, Yamagami's eyes widened somewhat blankly: "Your lawyer fees must be quite high, right?"

"Fortunately, your sister has paid ten million yen to have me represent you in this case."

"Ten million yen."

Shan Shang was also somewhat stunned: "This legal fee... my sister just graduated not long ago, how could she afford this money...?"

"I've already paid the legal fees, and they won't be refunded."

Kensuke Komikado smiled slightly.

Yamaue was clearly dissatisfied, his tone tinged with astonishment: "Why don't you back down? I killed someone, I've already confessed, and the court will find me guilty."

Kensuke Komikado extended his finger and gently shook it.

"Why do you think the court will definitely convict you of murder? No one can define guilt without a verdict; this is a right granted by law. How can you be certain it's a fact before a verdict has been handed down?"

"But I..."

Yamaue wanted to say something more, but Kensuke Komikado interrupted him with a sneer.

"Mr. Yamagami, could you please not affect my chances of winning in court?"

"Don't affect Komekado-kun's winning rate... Komekado-kun, what do you mean by that?"

"It's very simple. Regarding your trial, I will plead not guilty."

Yamaue stared at Komikado Kensuke in shock, his voice filled with disbelief: "Not guilty plea... but I've already killed someone, how can I plead not guilty?"

"Yamagami-kun, this is my question."

Komekado Kensuke smiled and left the detention center after explaining some key matters to Yamagami. He hadn't originally planned to come to the detention center this time, but he was worried that Yamagami would directly confess his guilt in court.

Although this way, he also received his legal fees.

However, his 100% win rate was broken from then on. Kensuke Komikado could not allow this to happen, so he had to convince Yamagami to share the same idea as him.

It seems that the explanation has been accepted.

Just as Kensuke Komikado was preparing to leave the detention center.

I saw Miwako Sato leading a girl in casual clothes and a child into the detention center.

"Officer Sato, it's been a long time."

Kensuke Komikado greeted him with a smile.

"It's been a long time."

Sato Miwako spoke in a rather irritable tone, her attitude towards Komikado Kensuke somewhat cold, because, in her view, Komikado Kensuke, as a lawyer, lacked a certain sense of justice.

Kensuke Komikado smiled slightly at Miwako Sato's cold attitude, showing no intention of continuing the conversation.

But then, Conan looked up at Kensuke Komikado and spoke.

"Uncle, are you Kensuke Komikado?"