Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Suddenly, Shuichi Akai's gun barrel veered, and he looked startled.

That's...!?

From Shuichi Akai's perspective, a figure is running wildly on the tilted tower, and although the tower is tilted, the angle is still very steep.

Although it was described as a mad dash, Sano was almost flying headfirst, clinging to the surface of the tower, which was only possible with the help of the Superman pendant.

Sano's speed wasn't particularly fast.

It also gained a "running" speed that was enough to keep up with Ran Mouri's falling speed.

It's just that the distance is a bit far.

We still need to find a foothold to leverage in order to get closer.

Chapter 588, page 591: Ran Mouri: I saw an angel.

Sano's gaze darted quickly across the collapsed building materials in front of him.

Finally, a route was successfully devised.

With a powerful push of his feet, he flew onto a rock about half his height that was also falling. Then, with another push, he flew to another rock to his right, moving about on the collapsing rubble like a monkey.

With a final powerful push, it plunged straight down towards Ran Mouri below.

Ran Mouri's mind was already almost completely blank.

Hands instinctively reach upwards, trying to grab something, but can only grasp at air.

The terrifying feeling of weightlessness, both psychologically and physiologically, was compressing Ran Mouri's heart, filling her with panic, despair, and...

look forward to.

Hopefully, a miracle might happen.

I wonder if I can grasp something, or if someone will help me.

Being able to hold onto oneself...

And then the image of rye came into view.

Ran Mouri still couldn't react, and instinctively stretched her hand out even longer.

And so, the two figures finally made contact.

Sano grabbed Ran Mouri's hand and held it firmly in his grasp.

At that moment, Ran Mouri seemed to grasp at the hope of redemption, and felt much more at ease...

Wait a moment.

Doesn't this seem a bit off?

After calming down a little, Ran Mouri finally realized that something was wrong.

Why did this guy come to save me?

Wait a minute, is this guy really here to rescue me?

Could it be that they want to use me as a hostage...? But even if that's the case...

In such a situation, how can the two people avoid being killed by the fall?

Ran Mouri's mind went blank again, while Sano observed his surroundings.

...The next question is how to implement it.

With his agility, Sano figured he could use other falling objects to get close to Ran Mouri, but his plan was to catch her and then use the same method to get back into the tower... but plans never go as expected.

Sano did not take Ran Mouri's weight into account.

With such a burden, the "flight" distance is undoubtedly greatly shortened.

Sano's plan was to jump to the rock behind Ran Mouri, and along the way, pull her to the rock, and then return "the same way".

As a result, the two of them are now stuck in the middle.

This is a bit awkward; it's stuck in the middle, with no leverage at all.

After much deliberation, there really was only one solution.

As the distance drew ever closer, and the falling speed increased to the point where she feared she would crash into the ground in just two or three seconds, Ran's heart pounded faster and faster. Instinctively, she gripped Sano's neck tighter and tighter... She felt like she couldn't breathe. She knew she had to deal with this quickly, or she would either fall to her death or be strangled to death.

Sano's heart skipped a beat.

"speed!"

"They're here! They're here!!"

Suddenly summoned, Big Black, who was almost hit by the collapsing debris, frantically flapped its two wings and weaved through all the debris.

They bumped into Sano.

[Fusion], activated.

"call!"

The sound of the wind beside my ears suddenly changed.

Ran Mouri, who was already on the verge of screaming, felt her vision darken considerably, as if something had appeared beside her.

After instinctively turning her head, what Ran Mouri saw was a large patch of black.

……feather?

"call!"

Sano controlled his wings and flapped them hard, greatly reducing their falling speed. By the second flap, they had come to a complete stop. Then, on the third flap, they fell to the ground again... However, unlike before, this fall was not uncontrollable, but intentionally manipulated.

Amidst swirling dust.

Sano brought Ran Mouri to the ground.

...Because Sano detonated the bomb, causing the Suzuki Tower to collapse, the Japanese police, who had been close to the base of the tower, had already retreated to a distance, and also dispersed the scattered passersby near the Suzuki Tower. So at this moment, there was not a single person near the base of the tower.

Ran Mouri was still in a daze.

He stared blankly at Sano... to be precise.

It was the pair of large, pure black wings behind Sano, which, under the moonlight, gave off a mysterious and noble feeling.

...This is the fusion effect of Dahei.

Apart from having an extra pair of large wings, there were no other changes.

To make a person fly, and even carry another person, with just a pair of wings, is obviously not like ordinary birds, where the wingspan is about the same size as the bird itself. It's like Sano's wings.

It is very large.

It's ridiculously big.

Sano hasn't measured the exact size, nor does he intend to.

All I know is that at first glance, it looks like just one side is the size of a car.

As for why Sano didn't explore this seemingly powerful and useful effect further, it's mainly because he never used it again after experiencing its specific effects for the first time.

...and I don't plan to use it again.

There are two reasons. First, Sano mentioned before that he is actually a little afraid of heights.

The second reason is that this thing is not very easy to use.

The flight speed is really not fast... but it can't be considered slow either.

However, it's just too bulky, not only is it not conspicuous enough, but it's also extremely tiring to swing, and it makes it less flexible...

all in all.

Sano didn't think he would ever need to use this thing... but he used it today anyway.

I wonder what this girl will think?

Under Sano's gaze, Ran Mouri remained frozen for two or three seconds before rolling her eyes.

His head drooped down immediately.

...The Maori people were stunned the moment they first saw those big wings, especially since they had just seen a certain "cat demon".

I feel a bit numb now.

Speaking of this place, it should be a harpy... or perhaps an angel?

Although normally, angel wings should be pure white, symbolizing nobility... there is no empirical evidence to prove that angels are white.

Perhaps it is actually black.

But aren't angels supposed to be kind? How could one be... wait, there's also the concept of dark angels and fallen angels...

Still not right.

This person saved me, so maybe they're actually a good person... but that still doesn't make sense.

After all, it's not yet certain that I've actually been rescued.

...She encountered the black cat head-on, saw it transform into a "cat demon," and then went on a rampage. Next, the Suzuki Tower was blown up, and she encountered the rye again. Finally, a power outage caused her to fall from a great height and almost die. In the middle of all this, she even saw an "angel"... In the midst of the chaos, Ran Mouri, who had been subjected to so many intense shocks in such a short period of time, wanted to pinch her cheeks and tell herself that this was all a dream and that she would wake up soon.

It can be due to the body's protective mechanisms.

Ran Mouri chose to faint first.

"..."

Slightly speechless, Sano retracted the two wings on his back that were still enormous even when folded up, resembling a large cloak.

"Master, aren't you afraid Conan will see you saving people like this?"

The disintegrated black giant appeared on Sano's shoulder and asked with some curiosity.

"So what if they saw it? What can you do about it?"

Sano walked to the side, placed Ran Mouri in a safe spot where she wouldn't be hit even if the Suzuki Tower completely collapsed, and then left.

But it wasn't until three or four minutes later.

Judy barely managed to jump out of the Suzuki Tower, which was on the verge of collapse... Luckily, that guy must have deliberately left a little time for retreat, otherwise, if the number of bombs had doubled, the tower would have collapsed instantly, and she would have had no chance to escape at all.