Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Conan hurriedly pulled Inspector Megure, who was also at the scene, away, preventing the situation from escalating further.

After the seasoned veteran mediated, the two sides reached a temporary agreement.

Sano will be involved in the investigation of this case and will be free to act without any restrictions, questioning, or being asked for any information.

Chapter 411, 410: Are you trying to get rid of a beggar?

Under these circumstances, Sano would need the police's help to solve the case.

Inspector Megure will also try his best to provide assistance.

This development allowed Conan to become certain.

While Kurosawa did know some things, he didn't know everything.

Otherwise, given their attitude towards the police, they would definitely take action on their own; why would they want to get involved in the police investigation?

Another point that Conan finds incomprehensible is...

Why would the other party harbor such hostility towards the police?

Logically speaking...

A superhero who operates in private, though not perfect, is certainly a good person.

Regardless of who is speaking, there shouldn't be any problem with the fact that the other party and the police share the same stance.

So why did Kurosawa refute Sato Miwako's statement?

What's this about not being considered hostile for the time being?

Could it be that we might become enemies in the future?

Why do you say that?

If there are unavoidable reasons or external factors that restrict it.

There was no need to be so rude, was there?

It doesn't feel like it's due to any other reason, but rather something internal?

What happened between you and the police in the past? It couldn't just be a bad mood, could it?

...In fact, Conan had already noticed from the beginning that there was something wrong with the other party's communication with Shiratori Ninzaburo, but he thought that the other party just thought that kind of thinking and behavior was too brainless, that is, he was just talking about the matter and not the person.

But now it seems that it was personal attacks rather than a matter of fact.

Conan racked his brains but couldn't figure it out, and he really wanted to ask the other person directly.

But looking at the other person's still tense face... Conan knew that even if he asked, he would most likely be ignored, or even be further rebuked.

"That's true, but how do we investigate?"

Shiratori Ninzaburo scratched his head in frustration: "There's absolutely no clue..."

At this point, everyone subconsciously looked at Sano again.

"……cough."

Inspector Megure coughed quickly, partly to avoid further friction between the two sides, and partly because he had his own ulterior motives... After all, he was a member of the police force, and it was only natural that he had his own stance and temper.

That is of course impossible.

The fact that it wasn't shown can only be attributed to Inspector Megure's experienced and shrewd nature.

We can solve the problem without relying on Kurosawa, or even solve it faster than Kurosawa.

It feels good to prove yourself.

Just then, Mitsuhiko suddenly realized that the camera he had brought was missing, which immediately attracted everyone's attention. After a search, it was finally found in a trash can.

It was just an empty shell; the videotapes inside were gone.

This brought the matter to the forefront again. In addition, a lucky point was that Mitsuhiko actually had the videotape on him.

The videotape that was suspected to have been taken by the suspect was the one that Mitsuhiko had just replaced.

Therefore, the "evidence" may still exist.

The group quickly found a place and started watching the videotape.

From this, Sano also learned why Takagi Wataru had been slapped by Sato Miwako.

The story begins at the root of this case.

This parade was originally an event organized by some kind of football team.

Because he is very famous, he has many fans.

Correspondingly, there are also quite a few haters.

The police received a threatening letter that day, which basically said that they would do something interesting during the march.

...Judging from the reactions of Inspector Megure and his group, Sano knew that there was probably something special behind this threatening letter. In short...

The police are taking this matter very seriously.

Therefore, Sato Miwako and her companions disguised themselves and blended in with the passersby.

Although the reason is unknown, Wataru Takagi does not need to pretend.

Perhaps not wanting to be ostracized, Takagi Wataru dressed up, and then Sato Miwako slapped him because... his disguised appearance looked too much like someone in the policewoman's memory.

...That's outrageous.

After Sato Miwako beat Takagi Wataru, she remained silent and offered no explanation.

Aside from being completely bewildered, Takagi Wataru showed no anger or any other thoughts whatsoever.

Sano couldn't help but exclaim, "They are truly two excellent police officers."

"..."

The police officers, whose expressions were already strange, looked even stranger after hearing Sano's words. However, considering Inspector Megure's words and the current situation, no one responded and simply watched the video carefully.

However, after reading it once, I gained nothing.

I read it a second time, but still gained nothing.

After watching it a third time, I still gained nothing.

There were so many people captured on the videotape that it wasn't that no one behaved strangely; on the contrary, there were so many that it was difficult to distinguish them.

...For example, a little girl who thought Mitsuhiko was secretly taking pictures of... you know.

Seeing this, everyone sighed with melancholy.

"It seems we'll have to look for other clues..."

As soon as Inspector Megure turned around, he saw Sano walking out. After a moment of surprise, he quickly asked, "Hey, Kurosawa, aren't you coming with us?"

Sano glanced back at Inspector Megure, said nothing, and left.

"Wait, Kurosawa, do you have any leads?"

Conan immediately gave chase... It was Inspector Megure who made the non-distraction agreement with the other party, not him.

Why can't I ask one more question?

The reason he didn't ask before was because the situation wasn't as "clear" as it is now... At least Conan didn't think that someone like Kurosawa would wander around like a headless fly, so since he'd taken action, there must be some clues involved.

however.

The situation remains the same as always.

Conan, who chased after the door, only saw a pile of thin air.

...Tsk.

Meanwhile, Sano was rapidly heading towards his target location.

In fact, another major factor that led Sano to choose not to arrest the suspect who planted the bomb on the spot was that he wanted to get involved in the case.

Sano's intuition told him that there might be follow-up missions in this case.

And here it is, already here.

Just like the previous mission, Sano needed to defuse the target bomb... This unconsciously reminded him of the last mission where he had to constantly defuse bombs.

Looks like I'll make a lot of money today?

Hopefully, this big spender can lend a hand.

Sano doesn't have high demands.

A hundred or so bombs would be enough.

After arriving at a phone booth, Sano looked around but couldn't find anything amiss. After thinking for a few seconds, he put on a casual hat and explosive gloves, and leisurely and openly walked into the phone booth.

Just like an ordinary passerby who wants to make a phone call, he fumbled around to figure out how to operate it.

Sano dealt with the bomb very safely and quickly.

Then, Sano received another bomb disposal mission and went to defuse another bomb.

This seemed to confirm that Sano's thinking was correct.

Just when Sano thought he would be running around constantly defusing bombs in the coming days, a sudden change occurred.

[Please ensure that no one dies within the mission objective area within the mission time limit. Completion will earn you 100 enhancement points. Mission time remaining: 02:59:59]

Is this the beginning of the final chapter?

Sano smacked his lips, still wanting more. "This kid isn't up to par. Can't he last a little longer?"

Of course, all talk and no action, the money still has to be accepted first.

So, Sano followed the map and arrived at a post office.

What's going on? Why are you in a post office again?

Sano looked around with some doubt, but couldn't find any trace of bombs in the post office... though he did spot a few familiar figures.

A group of police officers.

They even appeared to be disguised as post office staff.