Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Something's not right, very not right, absolutely not right.

Because if what Sano cares about is really the kidnapped Rena Mizunashi.

Then why did you laugh out loud just now?

This clearly shows that there is absolutely no sense of genuine concern about whether Mizunashi Rena lives or dies.

Was he really here specifically to mock Gin?

No, there's another possibility.

That was because he was concerned about Gin's injuries but didn't want anyone to know, so he made up an excuse.

Wait a moment.

Chianti's thoughts took another turn—why was it that out of the six people involved in the operation, only Rena Mizunashi was arrested by the FBI?

It wasn't Vermouth, it wasn't Gin, and it certainly wasn't Chianti.

Is it Rena Mizunashi?

A coincidence?

It can't possibly be...

In an instant, a bold guess popped into Chianti's mind.

Damn it, this is using public office for private gain... no, it's settling personal scores!?

Chianti gasped again.

Chapter 454, 457, Dimensional Wallet

Only Chianti remained silent, her mind racing.

Gin tapped his glass, as if to put a final word on the matter.

"Alright, stop wasting your breath. I'll handle things with Kiel. After all, she's a high-ranking member, and the FBI won't take her life easily. In the meantime, find her location and rescue her."

Gin's words surprised Sano.

"Kier was arrested by the FBI, aren't you afraid she'll be turned? You're still planning to rescue her?"

Gin raised an eyebrow and looked at Sano.

Besides feeling depressed, there seemed to be a hint of confusion in his eyes.

"Do you want Kiel to come back, or do you not want her to come back? Why are you talking so much?"

Sano shrugged and didn't say anything more.

Make sense.

What will happen to Rena Mizunashi in the end?

Sano didn't care; he simply wanted to find a plausible excuse.

It's just to poke at Gin's sore spot.

If Sano really wants to "save" Rena Mizunashi.

Why would Gin need to go through all that trouble?

Big Black knew exactly where the FBI had hidden them.

"So, you still don't intend to let me get involved in this matter?"

Sano asked, mainly out of curiosity about Gin's current mindset.

"No need, it's not your turn to participate yet."

Gin downed another glass of wine, his eyes darkening: "I'll contact you if necessary."

"alright."

Sano roughly figured out Gin's thoughts and waved goodbye.

Then Sano drew a prize on the way.

Back when he got the second black card last time, Sano could have drawn the second prize directly.

However, since Erhei is quite decent, Sano hasn't made a move yet.

As for now, there's no other reason than having too much money, so it doesn't matter if things go wrong.

That's all!

"Random enhancement in progress. Congratulations, host, your wallet has been enhanced. Enhancement successful..."

……wallet?

Sano was stunned for a moment. It was rare that he had drawn something from his person directly.

There's no need to run anymore.

But what effect can this wallet possibly have?

I can't imagine it. Is it possible to have unlimited gold coins?

That's absolutely perfect.

After looking around, Sano lowered his hat and went to a deserted alley. He reached into his pocket for his wallet—to be honest, he didn't really like wallets because they were inconvenient, and he had never used one in his previous life.

But the past life is the past life.

A wallet is a necessity here.

Since mobile payments are not available, cash is essential.

There are also various documents that can replace ID cards, which need to be kept in a wallet.

That's really inconvenient.

Enhanced item name: Dimensional Wallet.

Grade: B.

effect:

Dimensional currency (any inanimate object placed in the wallet will be converted into paper money, and will automatically return to its original state after being taken out).

Limitation: Inanimate objects larger than the diameter of the Dimensional Wallet cannot be converted.

Note: Let's trade! Guess how much your soul is worth?

...Just one effect?

Sano frowned. Judging from the effect, it was just an alternative equipment slot, or more accurately, a backpack or something like a storage space.

Putting money in converts it to paper money; taking it out automatically restores it.

If it weren't for that last sentence, it would be possible to exploit a bug and create a setting with unlimited money by using all sorts of junk and trash.

However, this doesn't mean that the thing is crooked.

At least Sano had already figured out a lot of the surface uses at first glance, as for the deeper ones...

Then we'll have to look at the specific details of this thing.

After rubbing his fingers together, Sano changed direction and arrived at the old map.

A superficial setup is unlikely to have any problems.

Therefore, Sano simply threw a few things into his wallet, looked at the extra few bills, and didn't try again, instead spending some more effort.

He found a large wooden stick that was wide enough to fit into his wallet, but even taller than Sano, and managed to stuff it into the wallet.

"caliber".

This is the key to whether it can be converted into dimensional paper money.

As long as one side is smaller than the diameter of the wallet, then it doesn't matter how big it actually is.

They can all fit into your wallet.

I should have bought a bigger wallet back then.

Sano looked at the wallet, which was still not as wide as his waist, even after it was all laid out.

Slightly regrettable.

after that.

Sano then tried stuffing a bag full of various items into his wallet.

After the conversion, there was only one more banknote in the wallet.

Well, this might be considered a minor bug, but it's harmless and beneficial.

At least in terms of wallet storage space, there won't be a problem of it being "full".

At last.

This is also one of the things that Sano is most concerned about right now.

After taking out two lollipops, Sano put on explosive gloves and then transformed them into remote-controlled bombs, putting one into his wallet to turn it into banknotes.

The other one was thrown to the ground a few meters away.

After placing his wallet a few meters away from him, Sano snapped his fingers.

"boom!"

The lollipop that wasn't in my wallet immediately exploded.

The Dimensional Wallet remained lying quietly on the ground.

Sano picked up his wallet with some anticipation, clutching the banknotes converted from the lollipop.

He pulled it out suddenly.

The lollipop, now restored to its original state, was smashed on the ground, but there was no reaction.

Sano immediately snapped his fingers again, and the lollipop exploded as usual.

It actually works!