Conan: I am definitely not a kid

After Matsuda Jinpei and Hagiwara Kenji exchanged the news of the prisoner's death, they looked at Mori Yura who was chatting with the police officers in the room through the glass on the door.

Matsuda Jinpei asked: "Do you think she knew the prisoner was dead?"

Hagiwara Kenji looked through the glass on the door: "You can't tell at all. Mori-chan's mood is the same as usual, there is no change."

Although stalkers are not good people, they are still human lives after all. Except for those criminals who are used to life and death and have difficulty in causing fluctuations, ordinary people will be affected to some extent no matter what.

Mori Yura claimed that she was an ordinary person, but both Hagiwara Kenji and Matsuda Jinpei knew that she was actually involved with the underworld. Even if they learned about the stalker's death, they probably wouldn't show it on their faces.

This makes it difficult for Hagihara Kenji to judge whether she knew about the stalker's death.

Hagiwara Kenji asked: "Do you think the prisoner's death was related to her?"

"It's hard to say." Matsuda Jinpei lit a cigarette, "Although I always feel that there is a high possibility that this matter is related to her, the squad leader is right. Killing someone in the Metropolitan Police Department is a very dangerous behavior. I No motive could be found to justify the risk of killing the prisoner."

Hagiwara Kenji also agreed with Datehang's idea: "Indeed, although the timing is a bit coincidental, since the forensic report shows that the prisoner died of a heart attack, then maybe that is the truth."

Matsuda Jinpei pursed his lips and did not answer.

Hagiwara Kenji looked at the familiar stubborn expression of Yozumi: "Even if you don't mention the motive, how can the murder method be realized? Although there is a problem with the surveillance, the prisoner is locked in the interrogation room of the Search Section 1, and there is always someone on duty outside. The murderer How did he sneak in? Someone wanted to kill him, but the police officer on duty outside the door didn't notice it at all. Didn't the prisoner struggle at all for help? "

"The most important thing is, excluding those drugs that tested negative, what method did the murderer use to give the prisoner a heart attack?"

That's not to say that the death of a stalker isn't strange, but the method of murder that meets these conditions is far more bizarre than a simple heart attack.

And as police officers, they have seen enough deaths, and sometimes coincidences just happen.

Matsuda Jinpei stared at Mori Yuro's side face through the glass.

He could not answer any of the questions pointed out by Hagiwara Kenji for the time being, but for some reason, he always had an intuition that the death of the stalker was not a coincidence.

This intuition does not come from the stalker of the deceased, but from Mori Yuro.

There is no reasonable motive for the murder of the stalker.

Mori Yura's motive for insisting that he stay in the apartment that day cannot be said to be 'reasonable' at all. ’

The time when the stalker died happened to be during the time when the surveillance video was modified. If someone took action, then the murderer was either a member of the assassination operation that invaded the Metropolitan Police Department, or he learned this information in advance through some way.

On the night of the gang war, Yayoshikai, the largest gangster, did not notice any signs beforehand, but Mori Yura received the news early in the morning and gave the exact time of the incident. Moreover, although Mori Yura said that she had nothing to do with the gang fire that night, she was not able to completely clear herself of this suspicion.

The vague sense of déjà vu in the two incidents made Matsuda Jinpei's intuition secretly call the police, refusing to believe that the death of the stalker was just a simple coincidence.

Matsuda Jinpei took a puff of cigarette irritably: "I know it may be a simple heart attack, but since there are doubts, I still have to try to investigate."

The only entrance to the investigation is Mori Yura.

Although Hagiwara Kenji had previously dissuaded him, he actually agreed with Matsuda Jinpei's approach, but...

He smiled narrowly at his little tame: "Although I will find opportunities to talk nonsense, Xiao Zhenping can also try to do it on his own."

"Huh?" Matsuda Jinpei, who has always relied on Hagiwara Kenji for most of his interpersonal communication, and who has not even said hello to Mori Yuro in the past two days, and whose relationship seems quite awkward, is confused, as if he has been stabbed in the back by a young tame. .

Hagiwara Kenji blinked at him: "Because I always feel that Mori-chan's attitude towards Xiao Jinpei is different. She just told you the truth last time, didn't she?"

That’s because last time Kenji Hagihara worked the night shift...

After swallowing his unspoken excuse, Matsuda Jinpei decided to trust the social master Kenji Hagihara on this matter, opened the door and walked towards Mori Yuro.

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Mori Yura held the coffee that Matsuda Jinpei poured for her and took a sip with anticipation.

Unpalatable.

The funding for the Metropolitan Police does not seem to be sufficient.

Matsuda Jinpei sat across from him, tapping his fingers on the table a little irritably, and finally chose to get straight to the point: "The person who followed you died last night."

Mori Yura was still holding the cup in both hands and opened his mouth when he heard this: "Ah..."

ah? Ah, what kind of reaction is that?

Matsuda Jinpei stared at Mori Yura, and after a while he came to the conclusion: "You look like you are thinking about what expression you should put on."

Moriyura stopped trying to pretend and turned back to a cold face: "I really wasn't touched at all. After all, I'm not disgusted with the person following me to the point where I want him to die, but I'm not so generous that I feel sorry for him."

This statement is reasonable and can be regarded as the truth. Mori Yuro asked Rai to kill Black Hood just to silence him, and it had nothing to do with his likes and dislikes of his behavior.

Mori Yura took another sip of the unpleasant coffee: "Officer Matsuda may think I'm a little cold-blooded, but I don't want to lie to you."

Mori Yura's attitude towards Matsuda Jinpei is exactly like facing the paper person she likes. She only needs to unilaterally decide her attitude towards getting along with him. Matsuda's own feelings are not important to her.

It's this kind of specious and ambiguous statement again... Matsuda Jinpei asked his doubts bluntly: "You don't seem to talk like this to other people. Is it because I am the only one who knows your true face?"

"The reason was mentioned last time, because Officer Matsuda is my type."

Matsuda Jinping laughed angrily and regarded Mori Yura's statement as a clumsy way to change the subject: "You're not lying to me? Then let me ask you, does the prisoner's death have anything to do with you?"

Mori Yura asked: "Is this an interrogation?"

Of course not, the two of them were still sitting in the tea room that was vacated by other colleagues in the explosive ordnance disposal squad. Matsuda Jinpei was not a police officer in the search section, and Mori Yuro was not a suspect.

Matsuda Jinpei gritted his teeth: "No."

"So, what are you going to give in exchange for the answer to the question?" Yuro Mori looked at Matsuda Jinpei, "I won't be satisfied with half a pack of cigarettes this time."

Mori Yura had used this trick once before. In order to refuse to disclose organization-related information to Matsuda Jinpei, she asked Matsuda Jinpei to exchange information related to Hagiwara Kenji with a kiss, but Matsuda Jinpei refused.

This time, he was not prepared to satisfy Yuro Mori.

Anyway, he didn't have much hope in his ability to talk. Matsuda Jinpei stood up and was about to leave, but when he opened the door, he heard Mori Yura's voice behind him: "Officer Matsuda, sometimes you are too persistent in pursuit. Not a good thing."

For example, the countdown to the explosion was not taken seriously by anyone except him.

Matsuda Jinpei didn't answer, but slammed the door.

Mori Yura sat alone in the tea room and slowly drank the unpleasant cup of coffee.