Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Not long-lasting enough.

Although the thug suit could give Sano enough attack power to kill him instantly.

However, it is limited to fists and feet; no matter how much it can kill instantly, it is only limited to one person.

Perhaps compared to the Superman accessory's combat mode, which requires spider venom to compensate for its attack power, the thug suit consumes less physical strength, but only slightly. Especially when attacking, it's not something that can be easily defeated with just a little bit of force.

Therefore, by quantifying projectiles, an area-of-effect attack can be achieved.

This would be a very good strategy when facing a large number of people.

Sano even considered turning these steel balls into bombs or coating them with spider venom to achieve better results. Of course, for now, there is no need for that; ordinary small steel balls are sufficient.

...The reinforcements following behind were startled by this sudden incident and stopped in their tracks.

Then I came to my senses.

Sano has already pulled out a second "baseball" and is in the same pose as before.

"call out!"

"what!"

The sight of those densely packed steel balls, accompanied by countless drops of blood, is truly awe-inspiring.

Calvados's forehead was covered in cold sweat.

...What terrifying power is this?

How could someone throw a steel ball with their bare hands and unleash a force more terrifying than a shotgun?

In his terror, Calvados recalled the conversation between Sano and Gin earlier.

Because it hadn't appeared for a long time, Calvados had almost forgotten about it.

Is this guy the outside help that Rye hired?

After the man threw the weapon three times in a row, he had knocked out a large group of people, leaving none of them standing.

Calvados was taken aback.

Wait a minute, this appearance... it looks familiar... Is it the assassin black cat?

Calvados suddenly remembered that he had gone on a mission with Rye and was unable to participate, so Gin and his six companions carried it out, but they were unable to finish it.

Finally, the task was accepted by an outsider.

...To be precise, it shouldn't be that an outsider took over; it was just a coincidence.

However, this person was rumored to be monstrous, and Calvados, who had been involved in the underworld for so many years, was bound to have some negative views about him.

Why is rye involved with this guy?

Before Calvados, whose brow was furrowed, could think further,

Then they discovered that the black cat, after dealing with the people outside, did not go into the building to provide support.

Instead, he walked towards himself.

After a moment of hesitation, Calvados quickly became alert, and as he quietly drew his pistol, he shouted, "Wait, we're not enemies!"

...Does this guy think he's a member of the Mud Ginseng Society?

Sano kept walking and finally stopped in front of the car.

Chapter 469, 472, Shuichi Akai: This is a sure thing.

After staring at Calvados inside the car for a few seconds, Sano finally spoke up and asked a question.

Are you interested in doing part-time work?

Calvados: "...Huh?"

……

"If nothing unexpected happens, something unexpected is coming soon."

Inside Beika General Hospital, Conan was looking at the sky with a worried expression.

Some time ago, Hondo Eisuke was looking for his sister, only to discover that Mizunashi Rena was his target, and that's why he ended up at this hospital.

Through his father, who was an undercover CIA agent, Conan learned that there was an organization's spy inside the hospital—a guy named Rikumichi Kusuda.

Despite Shuichi Akai quickly catching up with Rikudō Kusuda after he escaped from the hospital.

It even drove Kusuda Rikumichi to commit suicide.

However, the disappearance of a scout will inevitably attract the attention of the organization.

Sure enough, there are snipers watching the area around the hospital.

Even if you wanted to transfer it, it's already impossible.

Fortunately, Conan has also given up on the idea of ​​moving away.

The question now is how the organization will act.

And how one's own side should act.

The thought had just crossed my mind.

Then the unexpected happened.

In the densely populated areas centered around Mihana General Hospital, various accidents occurred, causing countless injured people to flock to the hospital.

In such a situation, even if organized individuals infiltrate the hospital.

Even Conan's side would probably have a hard time figuring it out.

Just when the FBI staff were feeling overwhelmed, the hospital receptionist received another package, which was undoubtedly from the organization.

Conan found a bomb underneath.

It was only through Cameron and Judy's efforts that this problem was finally resolved.

Unexpectedly, this was just the appetizer—the hospital received a staggering sixty packages sent by Kusuda Rikumichi.

It was undoubtedly full of bombs.

The FBI quickly began searching for all the bombs in the hospital.

But they hadn't even finished collecting all the bombs.

Suddenly, the TV started broadcasting Rena Mizunashi's live stream again.

This alarmed the FBI agents, who immediately went back to find the ward where Rena Mizunashi was.

As a result, Rena Mizunashi was still lying in the hospital bed, and James, who remained in the ward, sensed something was wrong.

They opened the bombs on the agents' bodies and took a look.

It has a locator.

Rena Mizunashi's exact location has been completely exposed.

The FBI agents have finally reached the transfer phase, in order to avoid being intercepted by Gin's side.

The agents were split into three vehicles.

They wanted to use this to confuse the public and protect the innocent from the water.

...Of course, ostensibly it was to protect Rena Mizunashi.

In reality, Shuichi Akai intended to send Rena Mizunashi back to the organization.

Just last night, Shuichi Akai and Conan successfully provoked Rena Mizunashi, who was pretending to be asleep, through Eisuke Hondo in the hospital, and reached an agreement.

By sending Rena Mizunashi back, Shuichi Akai's side suffered no losses.

We even made a profit.

Of course, this "gift" should not be too deliberate.

Otherwise, Rena Mizunashi would inevitably be suspected.

In addition to sending Rena Mizunashi back, Shuichi Akai had other ideas.

That is "transaction".

An unfair deal.

Gin wanted to take back Rena Mizunashi, so Shuichi Akai arrested the other executives.

One is a break-even, two are a huge profit, and three would be even better.

In short, grab as many as you can; the more the better.

As for why, even in this situation where he seemed to have completely fallen into Gin's trap and was only struggling in his death throes, Shuichi Akai was still thinking about a "deal".

Then we should thank a certain junior who inherited the name of Hideaki Akai.

When Sano was in America, he slapped James and the rest of the FBI agents hard. So when Shuichi Akai called him to Japan, he brought a few more people with him, taking into account Akai's presence.

Not to mention that in the period that followed, more FBI agents were frequently entering Japan.

If it weren't for this factor.

So currently, the FBI probably only has about ten people in Japan.

Under such circumstances.

Shuichi Akai would definitely not do anything unnecessary again.

But things are different now.

Excluding the twenty or so people stationed at Mihana General Hospital.

Outside the hospital, there were twice as many people waiting for orders.

Gin is probably unaware of this.

Catching them off guard and seizing the opportunity to arrest two officials was not an insurmountable task.

Fortunately, that troublesome character doesn't seem to be present today.

...It's not that Shuichi Akai looks down on Gin, it's just a matter of fact.