Conan's organization will end sooner or later without me

Throughout the rest of the process, Yin Jiu obviously had no intention of continuing to explore the answer that he could not find in a short time.

However, his intuition told him that this energy and negative emotions were completely different things.

Perhaps his previous guess was wrong. Vampires do not rely on absorbing negative energy from humans to survive, but can also absorb more other beneficial substances.

Yin Jiu silently kept his guess in mind, and then looked at the group of seats marked with class numbers.

"Because it's a school festival, we can choose any seat we want," Suzuki Sonoko pointed to the empty seats in their class row that were not occupied by objects, "Most people will still choose to sit in their original class, but there are exceptions. Here, the three of us can sit in any empty seat like this."

"Yeah." Yin Jiu nodded to agree with Yuanzi's proposal. At this time, most of the students were still wandering outside. Only a few girls were sitting in the corner, whispering to each other and didn't notice this side.

Yin Jiu followed the two senior students silently, walked quietly to the back row of Class B, and blended into the crowd in a low-key manner.

"...Um, is Ran Mouri from Class B here?"

Before the three of them could sit down, a boy with a mushroom-shaped haircut came hurriedly from behind holding a large cardboard box.

"I'm here!" When Mao Lilan heard her name, she immediately stood up subconsciously.

Yin Jiu and Suzuki Sonoko looked at each other and naturally followed behind.

"It's like this, there's a kid named Conan and he..." The mushroom-headed boy holding the cardboard box moved his lips a few times as if he wanted to say something, and then he simply handed the cardboard forward.

Mao Lilan took the box, opened it and took a look, and her face immediately turned gloomy.

"Conan!"

"Ahem," Yin Jiu was not far from Mao Lilan, and he also saw the prop head that had been smashed to pieces. He did not recall the relevant case, so he pretended to check the time on his phone, hesitated for a while, and then said something fair for his seemingly young friend unconfidently, "It should be the break time at Teitan Elementary School at this time. Conan is not the kind of child who only likes to be naughty. I think we should at least ask him the reason when something like this happens. Why don't we go there together now?"

Mao Lilan and Suzuki Sonoko both felt that Yin Jiu's words made sense, but the situation at the scene was unexpectedly tragic.

Standing at the door, not only Conan was detained by the security guard, but also three other little rascals. Before Mao Li Ran even had time to get angry, she was asked to pay the medical expenses of the injured.

Yin Jiu stayed and listened carefully to the security guard's narration. When he turned around, he saw four little kids lining up in a row, with miserable expressions, leaning against the wall.

This is a habitual offender in the trouble-making world and a new comer in the criminal world!

Yin Jiu would never have thought that this group of talented people playing hide-and-seek could be involved in a "serial kidnapping and murder case".

After a long while, he sighed, squatted down and roughly looked at the bloodstains on the ground. This was the amount of bleeding from the wounded man's head. If he had hit harder or in a more off-center position, he might have died on the spot.

Yin Jiu pinched the handle of the umbrella, counted the number of people carefully, and then stood in front of them with a serious expression holding the umbrella.

"Brother Yin Jiu!" Bu Mei lowered her head pitifully, not daring to look at Yin Jiu's expression.

Conan was also embarrassed. How could he have forgotten that Teitan High School had a school festival?

"This is not your problem. Even if there was only a one in ten thousand chance, we had to investigate further. What if it was really a serial murder case? Then Ayumi would be in danger." Yin Jiu's criticism turned around twice in his mouth, and when he spoke it out, it turned into implicit tolerance and encouragement. "You are brave enough to take risks to protect Ayumi. However..."

Yin Jiu changed the subject and saw that the faces of the children, which had originally begun to relax, became tense again. "However, you could have used a better way to deal with it, such as calling the police."

"Especially you, Conan." Yin Jiu's voice was a little heavier. "Dr. Agasa gave you a lot of props to help you in times of danger, not to let you boldly fall into danger. In this case, you are most familiar with the police, so you should give priority to obtaining information from the Metropolitan Police Department, rather than acting rashly without any plan."

"Today you encountered two adult fake kidnappers, but if they really come, and you kill one of them, you kids will be wiped out by the other adult and prepared villain."

"Yes, it's my fault." Conan sighed. He was indeed seriously at fault for having come to this point. If he had called Officer Kureme in advance, perhaps such a mistake would not have happened.

"It's not just that I didn't get any information," Yin Jiu walked slowly to the back of the car at the door, took a hemp rope from the wires in the trunk, and pulled the skateboard tied to the back end. "This is the equipment the doctor gave you. Although its original purpose may be just for transportation, since it is your tool, you should remember its advantages and disadvantages by heart."

Yin Jiu lowered his eyes and observed the structure of the skateboard inconspicuously, then pointed to the solar panel on the back of the skateboard, "This should be a solar-powered skateboard, and it will lose its performance after dark. Conan, what do you think would happen if you used this skateboard to escape instead of tracking it today?"

"This..." Conan was stunned, and after a second he immediately realized the consequence, and cold sweat instantly broke out.

"From the beginning you ignored the tools around you, such as trying to stop the cars on the street and coerce the drivers to take you over. If you were older, you could have just robbed a car, or even caught up with the criminals and violently stopped them. It doesn't matter how big the commotion is, because you are minors and you are still trying to avoid danger."

"Hey, hey, hey! That's just..." Conan didn't realize what was wrong until this moment. He looked around and saw three little radish heads with gleaming eyes. He realized that something was wrong and his scalp was tingling. He retorted loudly, "Using the Metropolitan Police Department to obtain information, robbing vehicles on the street, and violently stopping cars, what's the difference between doing this and being an outlaw!"

This is no ordinary violation of law and discipline, okay?

"Really?" Yin Jiu looked at Conan with a gentle and melancholy look. His hand suddenly fell gently on the top of the little boy's head. "But I don't think there is anything wrong, because if you lose your life, then you have nothing."

"You..." Conan slapped the cold hand on his head and wanted to continue to refute, but suddenly he ran into a pair of melancholy eyes, "Are you..."

Conan wanted to look more carefully at the look in Yin Jiu's eyes, but the other party had already shifted his gaze.

"But now everything is settled."

Yin Jiu shook his head with regret. He didn't expect the young troublemakers to absorb much essence at once. He brought the conversation back on track without leaving any trace. "You are grown-up children now. You have to take responsibility for your own actions. So have you thought about how to compensate Teitan High School for its losses?"

"?" Several children were still thinking about Yin Jiu's 'suggestion' with different expressions, but when they heard Yin Jiu's voice again, they all looked up in surprise.

This is the first time someone told them that they have to pay compensation for causing trouble?!

"I... I can take out all my pocket money!" Mitsuhiko was the first to speak up, "A total of 4500 yen."

"I can do it too! I still have 3000 yen!" Yuan Tai rolled up his sleeves, and after a moment he was embarrassed again, "But this way I won't be able to eat eel rice for a long time."

"I have 5000." Ayumi also came over.

Several people turned their eyes to Conan.

"I have 7000." Conan hesitated for a moment and blurted out a relatively sociable amount.

"Wow! Conan, you have so much money!" Ayumi looked at the elementary school student in blue in shock.

However, Yin Jiu cleared his throat and interrupted the conversation. "The ambulance just came out. According to normal work injury reimbursement, the total medical expenses are 1 yuan. Add the props you destroyed, which cost about 6 yuan. It has exceeded the budget."

"Ah...what should we do then?" Several children dejected.

Conan looked at the few people, hesitating whether to take out some more money from his own small treasury, but Yin Jiu patted his shoulder lightly.

"How about you pay off your debt with labor?"

-

Two hours later, Yin Jiu and Mao Lilan were sitting in the audience.

"Thank you so much, Xiaojiu. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't know how to compensate for such a huge sum of money."

"I didn't do anything." Yin Jiu shook his head. "It was the kids who chose to take responsibility for this. And I'm the advisor of the Junior Detective Team. I have joint responsibility for what they did."

The actors on the stage were staggering and reading their lines haltingly, while Yin Jiu, who was in the audience, was watching and gradually began to smile with a wicked sense of humor.

"Japanese children are so lucky, or they have too little homework."

"What?" Mao Lilan didn't hear the whisper beside her and turned her head away.

In the darkness, Yin Jiu's mouth corners slowly rose into a strange arc, "Nothing."