The cross-dressing master in the world of Detective Conan

“Officer Kazama, this… isn’t quite right. Our orders are to escort the prisoner, Ogura Chizo, back to headquarters as quickly as possible. If he stays in Osaka for too long, it will be considered dereliction of duty.”

"Never mind, Kaoru, there will be other opportunities to come to Osaka in the future. I have official business to attend to this time, so let's just skip it."

It's clear that Miwako was initially tempted by Kazama Kaoru's suggestion, but she gave up on the idea after Takagi's "kind reminder."

Unlike Kazama Kaoru, Sato wanted to buy some local specialties, which would also count as a trip to Osaka.

Although Tokyo and Osaka are not far apart, for workaholic Sato, being able to go home is a rare vacation, let alone going on a long trip.

While the two policewomen were talking, Takagi went and brought out the prisoner, Ogura Chizo, who was to be escorted this time.

He was an ordinary-looking man, the only thing that was a little special was his nose and upper lip, which were quite prominent. If a crow mask were made, it would fit his face perfectly.

"Alright, let's go. The Metropolitan Police Department has already bought our tickets; we can just get on the train."

The arriving and departing vehicles were not far apart, and the rest period in between was less than an hour.

The leisure missions that Inspector Megure mentioned were also time-sensitive.

As a result, Kaoru Kazama's trip to Osaka consisted of nothing more than negotiating with Hattori, the department head, and traveling by car.

"Alright, now we can finally rest for a bit."

Kaoru Kazama slumped in her seat, speaking weakly.

This criminal could be said to be experiencing both pain and pleasure.

According to police practice, officers sit on either side of prisoners during transport to prevent unforeseen circumstances, such as resistance or rescue attempts by fellow inmates.

So now, Ogura Chizo is sitting with Sato on his left and Kazama Kaoru on his right.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department only has two beauties by his side.

Even Takagi, sitting on the left, couldn't help but feel a little envious. There would probably be many people vying to be such a suspect.

But how do the people involved feel right now?

I dare not move, I really dare not move.

He looked very worried, something Miwako had just told him.

This guy was found in possession of a large amount of marijuana in Tokyo. Just as the police were organizing the arrest, he somehow managed to slip away, whether due to his keen senses or extensive network of informants.

However, the net of heaven is vast and its meshes are wide, yet nothing escapes it.

Inspector Megure anticipated this situation, so he arranged for someone to ambush Chizo Ogura in his hometown of Kansai, and with the cooperation of the Osaka police, he finally arrested him.

As it turns out, no matter how many times a prisoner jumps, there will always be a day when they go home.

Ogura Chizuru experienced firsthand what it means for ten thousand people to jump out of the bushes.

That scene was truly one of a burly man with a full head of sweat.

However, he was just a middleman; the police's real purpose was to find out who the supplier, the actual drug supplier, was from him.

Catching even one of these major drug lords would be a huge achievement, demonstrating the island nation's strong efforts in combating drugs.

"Hey, isn't this Ran and Mr. Mori, and Conan too? What are you doing here?"

Takagi's surprised voice came over. At first, Kaoru Kazama didn't take it seriously, but when she heard Kogoro Mouri and Conan's names, she immediately came to her senses.

My first thought was:

Make sure to keep a close eye on this suspect and don't let him get caught in Conan's death knell, or this whole trip will be for nothing.

"Sister Xiaoxun, what are you doing here? Is your injury alright now?"

Ran's surprised voice rang in her ears. Kaoru Kazama turned around to greet her, but Ran's face had an unusual blush.

Judging from his expression, he probably just had a long phone conversation with the great detective.

It has to be said that Kaoru Kazama's guess was quite accurate.

These two people just made a long-distance call across a phone booth.

Of course, current mobile phones, or rather cell phones, do not have the function of displaying the caller's location, otherwise the great detective would have revealed the fact that he was also in Tokyo in no time.

"Well, I'm fine now. I'm here to escort this prisoner."

Miwako recounted with great interest to the Grim Reaper trio the arrest process and the purpose of escorting Ogura Chizo.

They seemed to make no attempt to hide their conversation in front of the prisoner about how to get the mastermind's motives out of him.

This behavior may seem bold, but it was actually intentional.

It can create immense psychological pressure on prisoners without them even realizing it; there are some things you can't avoid just because you know them.

Just like discussing the execution process in front of a death row inmate, the inmate will not become more resigned to death. On the contrary, this direct understanding of what is to come will create enormous psychological pressure for the inmate.

"Oh, I've already seen it in the newspaper."

Uncle Mori waved the newspaper in his hand; it was a local Osaka newspaper he had bought at the train station.

However, the newspaper devoted a very large section to reporting on the recent 3K incident, which involved a famous football player named Ray Curtis, known as the "Iron Wall of Europe," a very famous goalkeeper, and also the idol of the great detective.

Although I haven't experienced it firsthand, I can guess, based on Conan's death god buff, that this matter is most likely related to him.

The so-called confession was likely made under Conan's persuasion.

You can tell from the detective's low spirits; who knows if it's easy for his idol to get away with committing a crime?

Of course, some die-hard fans might not be like that.

They might disregard moral boundaries and values ​​to defend their idols; how else would they fit the nickname?

Even if he is precocious, he is still essentially a seventeen-year-old boy.

Moreover, emotional intelligence may shrink along with body size.

She had also seen the news on TV; there were also cases of crimes committed inside the Metropolitan Police Department. This kind of high-IQ crime, which creates an alibi, can only be related to those famous detectives.

Just as everyone was getting into the conversation, Ogura Chizo, who had been silent all along, suddenly spoke up.

"Could I have a cup of coffee?"

His wrists were covered by a blue towel and were handcuffed.

As a drug smuggler, and one with significant influence and numerous connections, it's impossible to allow him to move freely on a high-speed train.

"There's really no other way, Takagi, you should go and buy it."

"Yes"

Takagi saluted and then turned and left.

Kaoru Kazama, however, sensed that something was amiss.

Her ability to mimic characters was taken back, but her extraordinary intuition did not disappear.

Before and after Ogura Chizo spoke, it seemed as if someone had been watching this place.

The reason for the uncertainty is that such stares are all too common on high-speed trains.

When Kaoru Kazama came alone by car before, he would receive stares almost every time he walked into the aisle. Now that Ran and Miwako are with him, both of them are beauties.

One is youthful and beautiful, the other is shrewd and capable; it would be strange if they didn't attract attention.

Chapter 265 The Five Elements Lack Explosion, the Eight Characters Require Blast

"Wait a minute, Takagi, remember it's iced coffee, not hot."

"Um, are there any requirements regarding this?"

Takagi found it a bit strange; Ogura Chizo hadn't specified which type of coffee he wanted.

"That would be terrible if he threw hot coffee at us and then ran away."

"cut"

Upon hearing this, the person involved expressed their disdain.

However, this indirectly proves that Kazama Kaoru's guess was correct; he did indeed have such a plan.

Two beautiful women were sitting next to him, but he was still not satisfied.

However, this is normal, as drug trafficking is also punishable by death in island nations.

Moreover, if he were to reveal the drug lord behind him, he himself would probably not fare much better.

His parents, family members, or even his wife and children might be under the other party's control. No wonder he's having a hard time.

But at that moment, a flight attendant suddenly walked over.

They looked somewhat flustered. Before boarding the train, they had already identified themselves to the conductor.

After all, this escort mission wasn't exactly a top secret, and it would be very troublesome if it didn't have the assistance of the crew when necessary.

"What happened, Miss Yami?"

"Upon seeing this, Kaoru Kazama immediately stood up and inquired."

Then, flight attendant Ami told Kazama Kaoru about the unusual things the passengers had found in the restroom.

"Mikako, Takagi, you two stay here and guard the prisoners. I'll go see what's going on."

According to Ami, a passenger previously found a strange handbag in the toilet.

It had the word "bomb" written on it, and there was a ticking sound coming from inside.

This caused panic among nearby passengers, which is why they returned to ask for their help.

"Wait a minute, Xiao Xun, what she just said was probably a bomb, right?"

As Kaoru Kazama was about to step aside to pass Sato, she suddenly heard her whisper something in her ear.

She was taken aback for a moment, and then Sato added, "I will absolutely not let you go alone."

His tone was firm, but his eyes inexplicably carried a hint of sadness.

Seeing this scene, Kaoru Kazama remembered what Yumi had told him.

The detective who expressed his affection for Miwako before he died was named Matsuda Jinpei, right?

It seems he sacrificed his life to obtain information about the next bomb.

So from then on, Miwako not only hated that group of bombers to the core, but was also highly sensitive to all cases involving bombs.