[Conan Doujin] Let's become smaller together

The police wouldn't arrive until the next morning, but they couldn't let Tsuchi Junji hang around in this place all night.

So after Conan grabbed the camera and snapped two rolls of film, Hattori Heiji and Kuroba Kaito used markers to outline the location of Tsuchi Junki's body and some other details, marking the direction of the dagger, Carefully holding Tsuchi Junji's body one by one, the other slowly pulled out the daggers that nailed her to the wall.

Tsuchi Junji's body was very cold, but the skin was still very soft. Pressing it down felt like touching a piece of silk that had been stored in the warehouse for a long time.It feels good to the touch, but I'm worried that it will break with a little force.

The four daggers were wrapped in plastic bags brought by Butler Fujita, and then Kaito Kuroba, who had been holding the dead body stiffly, slowly relaxed his arm, and turned it into a support, taking Tsuchi Junji's body away from the wall, Slowly put down.

Then Hattori Heiji held his breath and picked up the internal organs on the ground with the remaining plastic bag, and put them on Tsuchi Junki's lower abdomen. He and Kuroba Kaito briefly checked the condition of the corpse. She covered it, and that was the end of it.

After washing and disinfecting their hands, the few people left behind turned off the lights and doors of the room, then locked the door at the stairway, and then went to find the other people gathered in the inner hall.

"Well, can you find out something?" Tianma Jianren looked at the door immediately when he heard the door opening, and the first to enter the door were the two high school student detectives.And they were still discussing something in a low voice as they walked, and there was no fear or confusion on their faces, obviously they had already grasped some clues.

Compared with the boys who were still in the mood to observe the detective's face, the girls who were only a dozen meters away from death, who were too scared to do anything, finally huddled together and cried loudly after being out of danger.And with crying and venting, they finally gradually regained their senses.

Hearing what Tenma Taketo said at this moment, they also immediately set their sights on Kudo Shinichi and Kuroba Kaito who walked in, expecting them to catch Kazuto immediately.

Stared at by more than a dozen pairs of red eyes, even Hattori Heiji and Kuroba Kaito couldn't help shivering, and quickly waved their hands and replied: "Although there are already some clues, but no direct or indirect clues have been found yet." The evidence, and there is one last very important mystery that has not been solved. But I think if this mystery is solved, the truth will probably be revealed."

"That's right, this case seems absurd, but it has been confirmed that it was man-made, not a ghost." Kaito Kuroba continued, "We can still guarantee this."

Although Hattori Heiji and the others said that the murderer had no clue, they could prove that it was man-made.This alone has reassured most people.

What people fear most is not death, but the unknown.Fear of death comes from not knowing what will happen after death.So that's why Japanese samurai are so determined when they commit seppuku, because they all know exactly what will happen after their death, so they don't fear.

And in this villa, someone died, and the living were terrified.But what they fear is not that someone died, but that the death of that person is an unknown.I don't know if the murderer is human, I don't know how the murderer killed the victim, I don't even know the murderer's intention to kill the victim-Junji Tsuchi is a taciturn person after all, although he doesn't have much friendship with others, but There is no hatred to kill her.

"Then, what is the basis for judging that this is man-made?" Yamamoto Ken was the only client among the clients who followed the two detectives from beginning to end, and even helped put Tsuchi Junki's body down.But he didn't find anything except that he felt that it was the work of ghosts, but when he suddenly heard that the two little brothers were definitely man-made, he suddenly felt clueless.

"Because of the technique." Kaito Kuroba said.

The author has something to say: