Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

"Isn't that right?"

"If you say so, then it is."

Sano remained indifferent, adopting a "whatever you say, I'll just ignore you" attitude.

The relationship between Kokushi and Sano.

Because of that earlier photo, apart from a few people who knew that Sano was originally Kokushi, others felt that the relationship between the two was ambiguous.

That couldn't be more normal.

Sano didn't care. At most, some guys who might be interested in the Black Death would come to him because of it, but that was unlikely. If that were the case, he might as well go to someone like the blond guy... The key was Ito Taka.

"You seem quite interested in the Black Death?"

Hearing Sano's seemingly casual remark, Ito Taka thought for several seconds, then sighed, as if he had made a very important decision, and said, "To be honest, Master, I have investigated a lot of things during this time, but to be honest, I have no interest in any of those things, such as the Japanese Public Security Bureau, the FBI, or the famous detectives who shrink. There is only one thing that interests me."

Ito Taka looked intently at Sano: "Black."

"Delinquent youths, dark heroes, monster killers, mad dogs of the organization, plus a hypnotist who manipulates people's minds—I've approached this from all angles, but I've subtly discovered that these people all seem to revolve around one thing: the righteous forces centered around that shrunken detective, and their struggle against the organization. Although they have other jobs, in my personal opinion, it seems more like they're trying to cover things up, just like you, Master."

After a pause, Ito Taka slowed his speech slightly: "I really didn't mean anything by saying this; I was just genuinely interested."

"Since you're interested, shouldn't you ask your other master?"

Sano suddenly looked up at Ito Taka.

...No, he wasn't looking at himself, but rather at what was behind him?

I thought of Sano's words, "your other master."

Ito Taka turned around abruptly and, sure enough, saw Black Fox smiling at him from the stairwell, raising his hand in greeting: "Yo."

"Ha, so the two masters do know each other."

As soon as Ito Taka smiled, Sano behind him sneered, "Nonsense, how could we not know each other when we're both exploited at the same detective agency?"

"Hey?"

Ito Taka was stunned.

"He speaks in a pretentious manner, but he's not very bright."

Sano chuckled softly, then returned to his room without saying another word.

...I have to admit it.

Ito Taka is indeed quite something.

Perhaps Conan's disguise is indeed not clever enough, and can even be said to be full of loopholes, so much so that normal people can basically detect that something is wrong after very little contact. It's just that there aren't many normal people in this world.

cough.

But something was wrong, though; the real target was precisely identified and confirmed.

That means you're really capable.

Moreover, what Ito Taka discovered was not just that little bit.

However, it's not a big problem; Sano had already prepared for this situation.

It's not even the worst possible situation.

Another reason why Sano was so indifferent was that Ito Taka had no evidence.

This is the most crucial point, and the bottom line that cannot be exposed.

Don't be fooled by how eloquently Ito Taka spoke just now; he didn't actually articulate any effective ideas. Besides the fact that explaining them would be too time-consuming, it's also because explaining them would be ineffective, just like that saying.

"Personal opinion".

It was all just Ito Taka's wishful thinking, or to put it bluntly, delusion.

Sano's use of the Black Fox alias was merely out of curiosity about Hanako's situation, not out of a desire to appease her.

"boom."

The door closed, and Black Fox placed his hand on Ito Taka's shoulder.

"Tell me, how did you come to be interested in us, my good apprentice?"

Ito Taka: "..."

About ten minutes later, after a friendly exchange.

Ito Taka joined the Black Organization as he wished, as did Gintoki, but as newcomers, they could only be peripheral members. The two were registered as assassins under the Black Cat Zoo, but they still needed to register their identities as professional assassins.

It's unlikely that I'll be able to go abroad in the short term.

...Actually, Sano had already taken a liking to Yoshino when he asked Gin to help him and Calvados take charge of sniping in order to recruit Yoshino into the team.

Each issue can be considered separately.

After all, A-Yin is Ito Taka's man. Helping him out with small things might not be a problem, but recruiting him is another matter entirely. As for what was mentioned earlier, the brewery is considering arranging for him to infiltrate the Black Cat Zoo.

It's true, not nonsense.

It's unclear whether Gin was aware of the situation or what his stance was.

Anyway, it's a good thing for Sano, and it also allows him to arrange things for Ito Taka.

Both of them should meet the onboarding requirements.

If it works out, then the zoo project will only be missing... the last three.

Sano counted on his fingers and thought there shouldn't be any mistakes.

And beyond that.

It's about Hanako's side of the problem.

...If it weren't for Ito Taka's acting skills being so powerful that they could change their true emotions, then there really would be no relationship between the two.

That's strange.

Who exactly is this guy, and what is he planning to do?

The thought had barely crossed his mind when the big black dog, still staring at Hanako, sent a message—

"The target has entered the police station."

"It seems like they're planning to look up some important information."

"Kazami Yuya has taken action with his men."

"But she got away."

"Amuro revealed it."

"She still managed to get away."

"Two people are racing."

"Shuichi Akai has also come out."

"Three people racing caused a chain-reaction car accident."

"Shuichi Akai pulled out his gun."

"Her car overturned and fell off the bridge..."

"..."

Sano listened to Daikoku's live broadcast, which included some detailed ramblings, such as—Hanako's face is actually fake, a human skin mask made by disguise, but the colored contact lenses are real, and also that this guy can laugh… This means that his intuition was wrong?

Isn't this guy a puppet?

The stiff facial expression is due to the human skin mask, while the eyes are numb.

Is it because of the colored contact lenses?

While Sano doubted himself, he couldn't help but want to criticize Amuro Tooru.

...It's not that Sano said that, although he didn't know what Hanako, who was probably not using her real name, was trying to steal, since Amuro Tooru had already shown up and made a move, it was most likely some kind of very important information, so important that he didn't want it taken away even if it exposed his undercover identity.

But an undercover agent, without any disguise, was racing people on the main road.

Is it really good?

What undercover agent would dare to do something like this?

It might not even be considered putting the cart before the horse.

But you should at least try to cover it up a little, and if you're just trying to fool someone, you should at least be somewhat perfunctory, right?

After the silence, there's still the crucial point: Hanako's true form.

According to Dahei's description, she has long, straight silver hair.

Yes, she has long, straight silver hair, much like Gin's.

As for the relationship between Gin and Shiro, Sano was too lazy to dwell on it.

Putting aside her driving skills, this woman seems to be exceptionally agile as well.

Anyway, Big Black was so excited watching it.

Chapter 639 Non-standard Long Silver Straight Hair

What do you mean by taking down several Japanese police officers in a few moves, suppressing Amuro Tooru in one round, and jumping from the third floor in high heels and landing perfectly, all mixed together?

Exclamations like "Wow!" and "Awesome!"

...Although it ultimately crashed, at least they weren't killed.

Sano adopted a wait-and-see attitude for the time being, his intuition and experience telling him that this was just the beginning.

But on the second day...

As expected, Sano received a report from Daikoku—the man was not dead yet.

Shortly after the broadcast ended last night, Sano went to sleep.

Big Black, who spontaneously launched a search operation, found the location of the target.

But before Sano could hear Daikoku's explanation, he heard the sound of his own front door.