Conan: About the fact that I have a black brother

The food in the police academy cafeteria remained the same. It was already late when Ono Hirakawa finished organizing the lesson plans, and there were not many types of food left in the cafeteria. Rather than raw food, he wanted to try curry.

But Ono Hirakawa lost his appetite when he saw the curry rice in front of him. He stirred the rice, picked out the onion pieces bit by bit, and then tentatively touched the soup with the tip of his tongue, frowning uncomfortably.

In the end, he poured out the whole bowl of curry and rice.

"Instructor Ohno!"

Oono Hirakawa looked over and saw it was Aoi Noboru.

"What's up?" Ono Hirakawa nodded. "You have evening classes, right? If you don't go now, you'll be late."

"Yes, I'm about to go." Xiang Jingsheng said this, but he had no intention of leaving.

Ono Hirakawa took out a handkerchief and wiped his nose: "Go to class first, and come to my office after the evening training."

Having said that, he turned and left.

When I returned to my workstation, there were already three homework papers on it, belonging to Noboru Aii, Keiyuki Nakaji, and Naomi Kamisaka.

Instead of going to eat, he rushed to finish his homework? Even the chief executive of their class couldn't do this.

He flipped through the pages.

First was Aoi Noboru’s. He was the first to perform on stage and was the one for whom Oono Hirakawa gave the most examples. In addition, he cooperated very attentively with other students in class, so his homework was written in great detail and was indeed very attentive.

Ono Hirakawa generously gave it 80 points, and wrote on the side that he had misunderstood it, or it was not useful in practice, or it was very risky, and then put it aside to make a template.

Next is Naomi Kamisaka’s. As a girl, she is more thoughtful and has put forward many insights in a different way. They are indeed very valuable for reference. Oono Hirakawa still scored 80 points, so he is put aside.

As for Nakaji Keiyuki, Ono Hirakawa didn't have much impression of him after that class, but now thinking about it carefully, although he didn't demonstrate in front of Ono Hirakawa, his professionalism could still be seen occasionally, and he always guided his companions in time when they were struggling.

Regarding the homework...Oono Hirakawa frowned, did not give a grade quickly, and put it aside and ignored it.

He was not required to be present at the evening training and he now had plenty of free time to arrange future classes.

He took out a white medicine bottle from his briefcase and poured the powder into the water in the glass. The powder dissolved quickly. He poured some of the water into the mint potted plant at his workstation and the rest into a spray bottle which he put back into his bag.

Then he turned on the computer, pulled out the students' files, and read through them page by page.

On the computer screen, ID photos with a blue background flashed one by one and were quickly reviewed.

Oono Hirakawa's swivel chair slowly made a circle, and he hooked his long legs to resist the chair's rotation.

As expected, he did not miss this opportunity.

Oono Hirakawa sneered and closed his eyes for a nap.

The evening training ended quickly, the bell rang, and Instructor Hirata, who was on duty, said goodbye and left. Only Ono Hirakawa and Instructor Changshan were left on duty in the office.

"Wait until the lights-out bell rings and we go out together?" The instructor in the long gown stretched lazily. "Do you need to call the roll?"

"Instructor Onizuka has gone." Ono Hirakawa stood up, took out the walkie-talkie, and then put on the cuff. "It's almost time. Let's go together first, and then we will act separately."

"Okay." The instructor in the long gown also stood up and took out a flashlight and whistle from the side. "Let's go." He took out the cuff from his pocket and put it on.

The two of them used flashlights to check every corner of the police academy. After confirming that there were no students who were deliberately wandering around without returning to the dormitory, the two of them began to walk along the original route for the second time.

"Speaking of which, Instructor Ohno, I never knew which department you were originally from." The instructor in the long gown swept the shadows under the tree with a flashlight. "I only found out today that you were from the Metropolitan Police Department. You must have had very good grades back then."

"It's just so-so." Ohno Hirakawa said, "I often stayed up late to review for the exam, and I barely squeezed in. As for instructor Changshi, I don't know which department you were in."

"Me? I'm from the Organized Crime Countermeasures Department." The instructor in long gown said shockingly.

"I didn't hear anything." Ono Hirakawa looked into the distance.

"I didn't tell you which class it was from." The instructor in the long gown laughed, "But it's true. Nothing is trivial in the Organized Crime Countermeasures Department. I still remember the first time I went on a mission, the captain said a word and the other side was in a hail of bullets."

"I don't want to recall my previous work. Those were not good memories." Ohno Hirakawa interrupted him and changed the subject abruptly. "The second half of the night is when students are most likely to slip out. We still have a long time to be on duty tonight."

The instructor in the long gown blinked and said, "It seems that Instructor Ohno prefers the memories of the police academy."

“Better than at work.”

The first half of the night passed slowly as the two chatted casually. In the second half of the night, as agreed, when they were about to separate, they heard rustling sounds in the bushes not far away.

There was no wind at the moment, it looked like someone was there.

"Ha, a restless guy has slipped out." The instructor in the long gown lowered his voice and winked at Ono Hirakawa.

Oono Hirakawa understood, and the two of them went in different directions.

Soon, two beams of strong light shone towards the bushes from two directions: "Stay where you are and squat!"

However, the bushes were empty, with only fallen leaves flying around.

The instructor in the long gown walked closer with a frown and squatted down to look at the footprints in the mud.

"Boy?" Ono Hirakawa asked. "Just left not long ago?" He raised the flashlight and pointed it at the treetops.

The autumn cherry trees have begun to shed their leaves, and the treetops are sparse under the flashlight. Every branch is visible, and there is no one.

"This is really strange. Where did the person go?" The instructor in the long gown ran around and didn't see any trace of anyone. "The footprints are clearly fresh."

The cold wind blew, the shadows of the trees were mottled, and the figures of people were vague. He thought of the unspeakable urban supernatural rumors he heard in the police academy, and just felt a little cold.

"What are you afraid of? We'll find it eventually." Ono Hirakawa pointed the flashlight at the surveillance camera installed on the wall. "Isn't there a surveillance camera right in front of it?"

"I had forgotten about this." The instructor in the long gown tightened his clothes, "I just remember that there seemed to be no such thing when I was in the police academy."

"After all, times have changed."