I'm in Detective Conan, and the system has appointed Batman.

Chapter 35 What the heck? A Pacific buoy?
"Huh? What's this? An age recognition system?"

Chen En blinked, looking at the system page displayed on the microcomputer with some confusion.

Dude, I just casually hacked into some nearby security cameras to test the waters, and here I am? Is this still in China? Why is there a UN logo on the system page? What is this?

—After seeing that supernatural item that costs only 100 points yesterday.

After much hesitation, Chen En decided to reluctantly make a purchase.

I bought it! What more could I ask for at this price? It's better than the carcinogenic kryptonite and the useless bat credit card, right?
His original points balance was as high as 145, but now it's down to only 35.

I exchanged 100 points for this [Special Purpose Microcomputer], and another 10 points for a wheelchair in the system shop—this wheelchair can actually be considered a Batman prop, and can be stored in [Batman's Six-Slot Storage Belt]!
Although the principle is unknown, it seems that as long as it is identified as a bat prop, it can be put in, and it only occupies one slot.

Therefore, he decided to use his points to redeem a Batmobile next time.

Switch to the Batmobile, the exact same model as Batman's. If you encounter any difficult mourners, just use the "Sky Chariot" to send that mourner and his bunker to another world!
Of course, as everyone knows, Batman doesn't kill.

All the Batmobiles are supernatural gadgets with special effects. Even when traveling at 120 miles per hour, they can send people tumbling 360 degrees in the air before landing. The front of the vehicle is also equipped with large spikes that can instantly pierce through walls!
That still won't kill anyone! That's the power of the bat prop!
————Let's get back to the main topic.

After obtaining the new supernatural item, Chen En's first reaction was to test its quality.

Just like the Batman coffee cup, if you don't test its effects beforehand, it can be very troublesome, even deadly, since the special-purpose microcomputer is an item with negative effects.

Even if he uses both tools together, he can still wreak havoc even while in a wheelchair.

However, he still doesn't intend to take such a big risk unless absolutely necessary.

You can enjoy this kind of prop when there are few people around and it's safe; there's no need to show it off outside.

Then, the microcomputer was connected to the internet.

Relying on his computer technology, which was on par with divine intervention, Chen En immediately discovered that there were surveillance cameras nearby, and they were even pointing at a corner of the park that hardly anyone went to! It was obviously not legitimate!
So he decided to test the waters with the surveillance camera's software.

As a result, upon reviewing the data, they found that they had directly hacked into this mysterious program system bearing the United Nations logo, which also displayed the English logo of "Cross-Age Identification System"!

Chen En couldn't help but feel a deep sense of respect.

Although he didn't know what was going on, it seemed he had gotten himself into big trouble. He should just glance at it and run away. What if he stayed any longer and the effects of the [Special Microcomputer] expired? That would be the end of him.

He adjusted his wheelchair and moved closer.

His two fingers flew across the database of this special system, and then his eyelids twitched.

This database links to criminal files from all countries except for the mysterious Eastern superpower. Authorized by Interpol, it monitors criminals worldwide and aims to capture those who conceal their identities!

When Chen En saw that the main database IP address of the system was located in Japan, he immediately understood what was going on.

Isn't this the Pacific Buoy Project mentioned in the Detective Conan movie "The Shadow of the Black Iron"?
Before most people have even transitioned to the touchscreen era, your global surveillance system is already online?
What? Only half a year has passed from the first episode of Detective Conan to the latest storyline? Oh well, that's alright then.

"Since I'm already here, I might as well plant a landmine before I leave."

Chen En muttered to himself and quickly wrote a highly stealthy triggering program.

Then, he glanced at the time and found that two and a half minutes had passed. Worried that the item would only last for one minute, Chen En immediately retreated.

The programmers who executed the Pacific Buoy Project were completely unaware of Chen En's hacking from the moment he entered the system until he left.

As programmers in the Detective Conan world, they might be quite skilled, but compared to the grotesque Bat Family, they pale in comparison. Perhaps only one person in the world… no, I should say an intelligent program. Only that intelligent program has the potential to directly confront the Oracle in the realm of computers, right?

"Two minutes and thirty-seven seconds."

Chen En closed the special-purpose microcomputer.

He turned to look at the timer beside him, sensing the condition of his lower body, and quietly waited for the duration of the item's effect to end—he just needed to see when he regained sensation in his lower body.

Time passed by minute by minute.

Finally, when the timer reached five minutes, Chen En regained consciousness.

He immediately stood up from his wheelchair.

"Indeed, it feels better to be able to move around freely."

Chen En stretched his body a little and relaxed.

After all, he doesn't have a stand-in, doesn't know any golden spin, and doesn't know how to race horses.

For him, sitting in a wheelchair has no positive effect other than cosplaying Hou Guoyu.

Press the timer button next to it to reset it to zero.

Chen En then put his wheelchair, along with his microcomputer, into his six-slot storage belt. He also took out a cup of coffee, took a sip, and immediately felt his mental state return to its peak.

Clear away all negative effects and feel refreshed!

He went to the window, looked towards the Mori Detective Agency on the other side, and recalled his recent work planting mines in the Pacific Buoy Project—

This is the instinct of the bat family.

Every member of the Bat Family subconsciously leaves behind targeted backup plans for anything dangerous, and Chen En, as the Batman of Beika Town, is no exception.

The program he left inside the cross-age recognition system could instantly paralyze the system upon startup and when the code was leaked.

When Chen En checked it the following evening, he was naturally able to discover the problem with the cross-age recognition system.

What? What if the technicians at Pacific buoys are skilled enough to crack the program Chen En left behind?
If you can crack the part of the code that references the super AI Blackia program, then I, Chen En, will accept it without question. You're a true genius, at least thousands of years ahead of the current era!

"Hmm? There's information?"

Chen En pulled the antique phone with the incoming mail notification sound from his pocket and pressed the read button.

Then, looking at the contents, I was taken aback.

[Text message: Um... I'd like to invite you to the TWO-MIX concert tomorrow at the Tokyo Nippon Budokan. If you'd like... I hope you can reply, and I'll ask Ran to bring you the tickets...]

[Sender: Sonoko Suzuki]

Why is this tomboy so unexpectedly shy?

Chen En replied to the text message with "agree," but was still somewhat confused.

TWO-MIX? What's that?
Are they a singing duo like Phoenix Legend?
(End of this chapter)