The famous criminal in the world of Conan

"So be it,"

Mizuno Reina shook her head helplessly and sighed.

"We really couldn't catch him."

"I can only pray that he comes less often in the future."

"Ugh--"

Kogoro Mori was also very helpless and dejected.

At this time, Conan came out from behind the three of them, pointed at a pile of newspapers and magazines in front of the door, and said with a smile,

"Hey, isn't there a place that hasn't been checked yet? Maybe it's there."

There......

Kogoro Mouri and Rena Mizunashi looked in the direction Conan pointed.

A pile of newspapers and magazines.

Well, to say it’s a lot isn’t quite accurate.

These magazines are said to be a huge pile, but there is no way they can hide a person.

"Little devil, are you out of your mind?"

Maori Kogoro looked at Conan fiercely and scolded him mercilessly.

"That location is so small, how could there be someone there? Unless that person is a child..."

and many more......

child?

Kogoro Maori said it casually, but suddenly thought of something.

Rena Mizunashi thought the same after being reminded by Kogoro Mori.

Could this prankster be a child?

Thinking of this, Kogoro Mori and Rena Mizunashi walked towards the newspapers and magazines from the left and right respectively.

When they reached the side of the newspaper...

Sure enough, a little boy was found hiding behind the newspaper.

"You little brat!"

The moment Kogoro Mouri saw the child, he became furious.

He simply reached out and picked up the little boy.

"You're the one ringing the doorbell randomly, right?"

"You know, you're disturbing others like this!"

"I didn't expect it to be a child."

Mizuno Rena couldn't help but sigh,

"I never imagined that there would be someone hiding in that place."

"yes,"

Xiaolan also murmured,

"It's because they are little kids that they are so hard to find."

On the other side, Kogoro Mouri picked up the little boy, scolded him, and then put him down.

At this moment, he finally understood all these doubts.

"So, the reason you didn't ring the doorbell one Saturday was because there weren't any piles of magazines to hide in here, right?"

"That week, Ms. Mizunashi Reina went abroad, so there weren't many magazines to sort out. When you saw there were no magazines here, you naturally didn't dare to come over and ring the doorbell."

"Tell me, what exactly do you want to do? You are just an elementary school student, do you want to be a stalker?"

"At such a young age, he didn't learn his lesson and played pranks on others, which lasted for more than two months."

In response to Kogoro Mori's rebuke, the little boy said nothing and just sobbed softly.

Maori Kogoro was annoyed by his appearance and snorted coldly.

"Okay, okay, you want to play like this, right?"

"If you don't speak up, I'll call your parents!"

"Give me your parents' phone number! Now!"

"If you don't tell me, I'll send you to the police station and ask them to help!"

As he said this, Kogoro Mouri picked up the little boy and was about to take him away.

Seeing this, Conan had no choice but to step forward and help explain.

"Uncle Maori, don't worry."

"I think this child's purpose is probably just to wake up Sister Mizunashi Reina."

get up?

Kogoro Mori and Rena Mizunashi, the person involved, were both slightly stunned.

Is this really a wake-up call?

"Is this kid really trying to wake me up?"

Mizuno Rena blinked and asked in disbelief.

Conan smiled and nodded.

"Well, this kid must have always thought that you were still on the 7 o'clock morning live broadcast. Then, after you, Sister Mizunashi Reina, changed the time to the evening news, he saw that you were not on the 7 o'clock morning live broadcast, so he naively thought that you were like him and woke up late for school and didn't go."

"So, this kid comes and rings the doorbell every Saturday morning at 6:30, trying to wake you up."

"This this......"

Mizuno Rena was stunned. She still couldn't understand the child's thoughts.

"But he kept ringing the doorbell for two months. Didn't he notice that I was no longer live streaming at 7 a.m.?"

"He's just a kid. He must be naive enough to think that as long as he keeps ringing the doorbell, he can get you to get up and go live."

"As for why he always rings the doorbell at 6:30 on Saturdays, it must be because he doesn't have to go to school on weekends, and after ringing the doorbell at 6:30, he will have time to return home at 7 o'clock to watch your live broadcast."

"Is this so?"

Mizuno Rena couldn't help but smile.

What a childish idea.

Not to mention anything else, the kid rang the doorbell at half past six, thinking of waking her up.

If she really broadcast live at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning, she would have to rush out at 4 o'clock in the morning.

"and many more!"

Maori Kogoro suddenly remembered something.

"Didn't this kid come and ring the doorbell on Tuesdays?"

"Did this kid skip school on Tuesday?"

"I think it's a holiday that day too,"

Conan smiled and said,

"There are many holidays in primary school. I remember there was a school sports meet on Monday in October, so we would have an extra day off on Tuesday."

"He should have come and rang the doorbell at that time."

"I see."

Kogoro Mouri nodded in understanding, but didn't think there was anything strange about Conan.

After all, these are things that elementary school students are concerned about. It is normal that he doesn't remember them since he has been away from elementary school for so long.

After listening to Conan's explanation, Kogoro Mouri finally chose to let the little boy go.

"Okay, you've passed. Remember not to come over and ring the doorbell next time."

"Ms. Mizunashi Reina is off on Saturday mornings now. If you want to watch her show, you have to wait until Sunday night."

"Ok!"

The little boy made a sound for the first time, a heavy "hmm".

At this time, Mizunashi Rena looked at the little boy quietly, as if she had thought of something, and asked softly,

"Why...are you paying so much attention to me?"

"I'm obviously not pretty, nor am I a particularly famous host. All I hosted before were morning live broadcasts and some interviews."

This is what Rena Mizunashi doesn’t understand. If you say that she is a very popular host, that’s fine.

But the problem is, she is not.

She previously hosted a live broadcast at 7 a.m. At 7 a.m., most children are either in class or have not yet gotten up, so how could they notice her?