blogombal Chapter 101 Tangbing: You have another dog!
Chapter 101 Tangbing: You have another dog!
Chapter 101 Tangbing: You have another dog!
The police car arrived with its siren blaring. Since the other two detectives were either still children or standing there dumbfounded, it was Akutagawa Hiko who called the police.
I have to say, it's really not used to not having Ran Mouri, this human-shaped automatic alarm device, by my side.
Inspector Megure originally thought that he would need to search the scene again, share the clues with his detective brother, listen to a concise and clear reasoning, and finally have the murderer kneel down and confess, explaining the cause and course of events.
Unexpectedly, it was learned that the murderer had just committed the crime and had not yet had time to carry out his plan to frame someone and escape punishment, so it was nipped in the bud.
Under the watchful eyes of the police, detectives, and the relocated family, Kimie Rei slowly recounted what happened back then, including why she killed people, her stillborn plan, and her relationship with Sachiko Katsuragi.
"What?!"
Sachiko Katsuragi covered her mouth, tears welling in her eyes: "You are—"
Koji Komura, whose wrists were being bound, nodded silently. In her hand was a group photo from nearly twenty years ago, in which she looked very young.
She is almost a carbon copy of Sachiko Katsuragi.
Qiancun Gongjiang looked at Qiancun Guishan, who was at a loss. This man almost exploded when he suddenly learned that the lovers had become siblings. Fortunately, he soon learned that they were not related by blood at all.
Takashi Tsuyomaru held Katsuragi Sachiko's hand tightly, gently comforting his girlfriend who was immersed in the sadness of learning that she had another mother, but that this mother was about to go to jail.
"Perhaps I'm not qualified to say these things now, and I haven't fulfilled my responsibilities as a mother in the past, but I still want to say, please take good care of Sachiko, Takayoshi."
Hattori Heiji left, looking utterly dejected.
However, on the Shinkansen train, he gradually came to a realization.
Although Akutagawa Hiko noticed an ongoing murder case that he had completely overlooked, it doesn't mean he's inferior to this detective from the Kanto region.
Observational skills are important for a detective, but they are not everything. Logical thinking and reasoning ability are equally important. This only proves that Akutagawa Hikaru is indeed capable, but it does not mean that he has lost.
One day, he will definitely get his revenge.
On the way back to the detective agency, Conan quickly composed himself.
How did he get his reputation as a high school detective? It's all thanks to encountering all sorts of bizarre and outlandish cases, and seeing so many tragedies.
Although my passion and concern have never diminished, I am no longer consumed by them.
Thinking of Heiji Hattori's ugly expression, Conan felt a sense of relief, but also couldn't help feeling a bit of empathy.
To put it bluntly, he's a smart man. As soon as Yan points out the culprit, he can quickly deduce the method of the crime.
But it's like reading a detective novel and having the plot spoiled. You have to solve the mystery with the answer in mind. Some people may like this God's-eye view and the feeling of invincibility, but these detectives definitely prefer the sense of accomplishment of finding the real culprit step by step.
Conan, with his hands behind his head, watched Akutagawa Hiko, who was taking out a scroll and writing and drawing as he looked at it, and sighed, "Now Hattori Heiji should be convinced, and he definitely won't dare to mess with us Tokyo Detectives anymore."
Akutagawa Hiko, who was trying to develop ninjutsu, replied with a multitasking attitude: "That's hard to say. After all, this is a special case, and he has never competed with you before. Given his personality, he won't submit to you."
Conan, who is tasked with taking down the Black Organization, feels that those ordinary high school detectives are no longer on the same level as him. Now, even his weakness in combat skills is being addressed, so he is definitely stronger.
It's normal for someone of that age to be competitive. Akutagawa acknowledged Conan's abilities and ruffled his increasingly round head: "You are indeed a bit better—"
There weren't many murder cases in the Kansai region, so Hattori Heiji still didn't get enough training.
A few years ago, they could still fight to a draw, but in this episode, the loss was quite obvious, almost leading to a wrongful conviction.
The little corgi's tail is practically pointing skyward, and its nose seems to be developing in the direction of a rhinoceros horn.
Akutagawa couldn't help but think of Ran; the title "Unicorn Tyrannosaurus" was already beginning to emerge, and its prominence was getting stronger and stronger.
I really don't know how this hairstyle came about; it's just so cheesy.
"Right? I think so too. How can a carefree high school detective like him compare to me, who bears such a heavy responsibility!"
Akutagawa glanced at Conan, who was talking to himself, and felt that the kid was becoming more and more chuunibyou lately. Could it be that the secretion of hormones in his body was making his mental age younger?
In short, it's definitely not my fault.
"Oh, this is Uncle Sakaguchi's house. Let me introduce John to you!"
With that, he dashed out.
Akutagawa put his things into his backpack, took a few strides to catch up with Conan, who had run to a family's door, and searched for the name John.
Unable to find a solution, they then looked at the sect's gate, which was blocked off at the entrance.
Masayoshi Sakaguchi. —
Akutagawa Hiko immediately understood why the search results were unavailable: John wasn't a person, but a majestic and handsome German Shepherd.
As Conan called out, a German Shepherd came running from the other end of the yard: "Woof woof—"
John happily licked Conan's hand, making Conan laugh from the ticklishness, but he was still dutifully introducing this somewhat famous dog to Akutagawa Hiko, who had moved to Beika Town midway through his journey.
"When I was in elementary school, John was a puppy, and now he's about eight years old."
Conan couldn't help but sigh, "However, I never expected that when we met again, I wouldn't be the high school detective Shinichi Kudo anymore, but would have become elementary school student Conan Edogawa."
Akutagawa Hiko calculated that the German Shepherd was already over fifty years old. It was really a bit difficult for the dog to be trained by an equally old owner to seek revenge at such an advanced age.
Akutagawa Hiko deeply abhorred school bullying. If his grandmother hadn't stormed into the school with a kitchen knife, he probably would have remained haunted by the shadow of school bullying.
Even so, Akutagawa Hiko still suffered from emotional abuse for a long time.
Akutagawa looked at the noisy neighbors next door with a cold gaze.
Rubbing his head, which felt completely different from his own husky's, Akutagawa Hiko recalled the boy known as "Little Gang," who had not only completely forgotten what he had done back then, but had also started bullying again.
That's absolutely unforgivable.
As if sensing that Akutagawa Hiko was not in a good mood, John did not lick Conan, whose taste was more familiar, but stuck out his tongue and licked Akutagawa Hiko instead.
It was a bit sticky, but surprisingly not unpleasant. After saying goodbye to the kind-hearted uncle, Masayoshi Sakaguchi, we were greeted by the look in Akutagawa Hiko's eyes, as if he were looking at a scumbag.