Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

...So, aside from framing someone, Vermouth was involved in the entire plan.

Are you just making a cameo appearance?

Who plays their hand like that?

That's a bit of an exaggeration... Little Wang is betting on a single three?

That's about it.

Inside the taxi, Sano, wearing a black cat vest, swaggered into the back seat.

He mentally criticized Gin's actions.

Although the Black Cat Vest is not clean in the open.

However, not everyone is fully aware of every arrest warrant.

Furthermore, the foreign appearance of the person in the black cat vest makes it even more difficult for Japanese people to distinguish them.

Several prominent features are also due to their relatively infrequent appearances.

It's hard for someone who doesn't care to remember it.

However, after today's incident, things probably won't be so carefree anymore.

"Turn right, slow down, 40 mph."

Sano directed the taxi driver to drive.

Tempted by the stack of brothels Sano threw down, the taxi driver didn't hesitate or say a word, and obediently operated the car according to the instructions.

"Master, Conan and the FBI's car seem to be getting close to Kir's location."

A loud, dark voice came from beside my ear.

Sano calmly instructed Daikoku to continue following, while simultaneously pulling out a map and simulating the locations of each faction's forces.

...Because of Erhei's limitations, in order to better control the macro situation.

Sano then summoned the other black dog from the rye vest area.

There's no need to keep an eye on Gin's side anymore.

It's mainly Conan's side.

Sano didn't want this troublemaker to continue causing trouble and ruining Gin's plans.

Although Erhei's aerial reconnaissance did not find any vehicles resembling FBI vehicles.

Just because it wasn't discovered doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

So much time has passed since Beika Park.

Sano didn't think that Judy would be so foolish as to not even invite her colleagues, just bringing along the old man who drives, James, and the troublesome kid, Conan.

An old man, a child, and a woman.

Three cobblers planned to take down Gin's six executives.

Of course, Sano couldn't actually stop Conan; he had to time it perfectly.

This is how you time it right on Gin's end.

Gin makes a move, Tsuchimon responds, Conan makes another move, and Sano succeeds.

This is the most ideal order, but also the most troublesome issue.

It's really quite difficult for Sano to interfere with the actions of two forces simultaneously, and to do so with such precision, all by himself.

Of course, Sano is not actually a single person.

Of course, in Sano's view, he was no different from any other person.

Ok?

Just as Sano was pondering what to do.

An unexpected discovery opened up a new avenue for Sano's thinking.

...Sano's deployment of Gin's second assassination plan.

Actually, there are quite a few questions.

Aside from the fact that Vermouth's role was not very significant.

More importantly, the crucial factor that cannot be ignored in the first step of the plan was not cleverly resolved by Vermouth.

Have Vermouth and Rena Mizunashi work together to take down Tsuchimono Yasuhiko at close range.

It's simple in theory.

The two vans following behind were filled with people.

It couldn't have been completely ignored, could it?

Let's take a closer look at the differences between Gin's two plans.

Aside from the increased difficulty, this is the only change that may not have had a negative impact.

There's only one left.

No wonder.

Sano quickly pulled out his phone and sent out a text message in a flurry of clicks.

...So if it works out, it seems like it doesn't matter whether Gin is there or not?

This is a bit of rambling literature.

So, should we still interfere with Conan's actions?

If we were to intervene, how should we do so?

This is so damn annoying. Why don't we just take out our explosive gloves and blow it up?

After all, quite a bit of time has passed.

Sano had already found an opportunity to switch the clone with the original.

If there is a demand here.

Sano could have easily reduced the difficulty of the situation to the bare minimum.

It's just unnecessary... or rather, it doesn't align with Sano's wishes.

Before Sano could figure out the specific details, an unexpected event suddenly occurred.

Meanwhile, Rena Mizunashi, who was being entangled by Conan and his two friends, wanted to show off her superb driving skills, but a little boy suddenly appeared.

Overturned.

Rena Mizunashi lost consciousness on the spot, her motorcycle exploded, and she was rushed to the hospital.

To put it bluntly, it fell into the hands of Conan, or rather, the FBI.

...That was quite hasty.

However, something even more rash happened next.

While sitting in Gin's car, Erhei suddenly received a message saying that through the influence of the communicator in his hand, he discovered that the sole of Mizunashi Rena's high heels in the car was suspected to be a transmitter and bugging device left by Conan.

The assassination mission was canceled immediately.

Gin then called the others and they planned to go to the Mori Agency.

The reason is that among the suspicious people that Rena Mizunashi met today, there was Kogoro Mouri.

Therefore, Gin suspected that there was something wrong with the detective.

It was probably through this point that Conan realized Gin had his eye on Kogoro Mouri.

He quickly told Judy to turn back.

so.

Did they just clear out the area for themselves?

Do you have to be so considerate?

Sano glanced at the Touya Bridge, which was now almost within reach... The name was truly derogatory. He then took out his phone again and sent a text message.

Sano instructed the taxi driver to accelerate, and steadily blocked Tsuchimon Koki's path.

Then, when both cars arrived at the middle section of the Toriya Bridge at the same time...

Sano suddenly spoke up: "Stop the car."

"what?"

This time, the driver finally hesitated at Sano's instructions: "But you can't park in a place like this. It would be terrible if it caused a car accident..."

"I told you to stop the car."

Sano smashed the car window next to him with a punch, his cold gaze sweeping over.

The driver was either frightened or threatened upon seeing this.

He immediately slammed on the brakes.

Chapter 450, Page 449: Sano: Humans have limits, so I'm not going to be human anymore.

A series of screeching brakes and shouts of abuse followed on the bridge.

For a time, the Toriyama Bridge was completely blocked.

It even caused quite a few car accidents, though none of them were particularly serious.

Most of them were just minor bumps and scrapes.

...If it were just Sano's taxi that braked suddenly, it wouldn't have caused such a large-scale traffic jam, but if it's not just one taxi...

Then there's no problem.

Sano glanced at the other cars parked next to the taxi under his backside, which almost formed a line or a wall, dividing the Toriya Bridge into two sections.

They were all men in black who had completely concealed their appearances.