Conan: Goodbye, Brewery, I'm running away

After sorting out his thoughts, Ishihara Yuki said, "It's like this, Officer Shiratori. There are quite a few media people on the ship, and they seem to have learned about the death on the 25th floor through your police actions.

Although they don’t know who the deceased is yet, we have tried our best to conceal this matter…”

Mrs. Ishihara at the side also spoke up, "Officer Shiratori, if too many people knew that the congressman's son was murdered on the ship, it would probably cause quite a stir.

If possible, we hope that the police can keep a low profile when investigating this case and try to avoid disturbing the guests on the ship."

At this point, Mrs. Ishihara's already not-so-good-looking expression became even uglier, and her face, which was always decent and elegant, also had a bit of a mean look. "This morning, the police have disturbed several of our more important guests. They are very unhappy."

As for Officer Sato who was beside Shiratori, Mrs. Ishihara just pretended that she didn't see her. And if Officer Shiratori wasn't from an aristocratic family, she wouldn't be willing to waste time talking to these incompetent policemen.

Maori Kogoro is now very experienced in dealing with such situations. He quickly spoke up to smooth things over, "Mrs. Ishihara, the police are also trying to solve the case as soon as possible, and also to confirm their alibi."

After Maori Kogoro spoke, Ishihara Yuki, who had just deliberately stopped to let his wife perform, also reacted. He pretended to be a little unhappy about being interrupted and glanced at Mrs. Ishihara, and then looked at Officer Shiratori and Sato Miwako beside him, "We still hope that the police can make less noise.

After all, the Tlaloc would not return until it reached its next destination, so it was best not to cause panic to others or bring unnecessary trouble to the guests.

We at Ishihara Kisen Kaisha hope that this trip can be a perfect one, so that all guests can experience endless joy on the Tlaloc, instead of having the shadow of murder cast over the guests. I hope the police can understand my wish. "

Shiratori, who had dealt with these two people more than once, nodded and said, "The police are also aware of what Mr. and Mrs. Ishihara think. We will try our best not to disturb the guests on the ship.

However, if there are new clues in the case, we will give priority to solving the case. I hope you two can understand this. After all, this is also for the purpose of catching the murderer faster and providing everyone with a safe environment.

In this way, even if the passengers know that a murder has occurred on the ship, if the murderer has been caught, I think the passengers will not panic. "

Shiratori spoke neither servilely nor arrogantly, and the meaning of his words was very clear. Their police would prioritize solving the case, and would try not to disturb other people on the ship without affecting the investigation. As for other things, he actually did not promise anything to the Ishihara couple.

The Ishihara couple naturally understood what he meant. Just when Mrs. Ishihara wanted to say something, Ishihara Yuki held her hand and said, "That's good. I don't think Officer Shiratori wants the police to be blamed by other passengers because of this kind of thing."

Even though he was threatened in a sarcastic way, the expression on Bai Niao's face did not change much. It was obvious that this was not the first time he had faced this. "We in the police department naturally have the same idea."

Ishihara Yuki looked at Kogoro Mori and Toru Amuro, who was sitting next to him and had not spoken since a while ago.

He remembered that Mr. Maori had just introduced this person as his apprentice. He thought that since he could be Mr. Maori's apprentice, this person should have some abilities.

"Mr. Mori, I will communicate with the Kikuchi family later and ask them to agree to your participation in Shintaro's case. With Mr. Mori's help, I think the case should be solved as soon as possible."

What he said was equivalent to throwing the police's face away and trampling on it, and he also wanted to alienate the relationship between Kogoro Mori and the police.

If another detective or other policeman who didn't know Kogoro Mouri was here, perhaps this trick of his would work.

But those present were the former detective Kogoro Mouri, Shiratori who also came from a noble family, and Sato Miwako who had worked with Kogoro Mouri many times, so his trick could be said to be of no use at all.

Another point is that, like his wife, he does not trust the police but believes in detectives, but their reasons are completely different.

He trusts the detectives because he can pay them to keep quiet about their findings, but the police can't.

There are many things on their "Tlaloc" that cannot be discovered by the police, and Ishihara Yuki thinks it is safer to leave the case to the detective.

If not... There was a fierce look in Ishihara Yuki's lowered eyes. If he was not worried that the murderer behind the scenes was coming for their Ishihara family and worried about the safety of their own family, he would not want to bother with this case. What does it have to do with them if Shintaro Kikuchi, that useless guy who gets into trouble all the time, dies?

He thought he had hidden his expression well, but Toru Amuro, the police officer with three faces, still saw it clearly.

Amuro Toru, who already had some understanding of the ship, kept his expression unchanged, but he had already planned in his heart that after he returned, before the ship entered the high seas, he would contact Hiro who stayed on the shore and ask him to keep a close eye on those companies.

Kogoro Mori had originally planned to take a roundabout route, but now he heard that Ishihara Yuki was willing to contact the Kikuchi family to get him involved in the case.

Although he had many doubts in his heart, he would not object to such a thing. "Then I'll leave it to Mr. Ishihara. After all, it's better to solve the case as soon as possible."

Although he also suspected that the same murderer was involved in both cases, there was too little evidence linking the two cases. The current decision to merge the cases was just their intuitive experience.