Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Hattori Heiji hurriedly pulled Conan out with a hint of mysterious excitement on his face.

"Now we have found the clue to the treasure!" Hattori Heiji said breathlessly.

However, just as he walked onto the street, Hattori Heiji suddenly stopped, his face a little pale. "What's wrong?" Conan asked with concern. Hattori Heiji rubbed his temple, "I feel a little dizzy, maybe I ran too fast."

They walked into Rokkakudo to rest. Conan handed over a bottle of water and asked, "How do you feel?" Hattori Heiji took a sip of water and said slowly, "Much better."

Conan's eyes suddenly became sharp, "Hattori, the place you sneaked into eight years ago was Sannoji Temple, right?" Hattori Heiji was stunned and asked in surprise, "How did you know?" Conan smiled, "Idiot, I saw the expression on your face when you looked at the cherry blossoms, and the lattice window you mentioned next to it, and I knew everything."

Hattori Heiji nodded and recalled, "Yes, I found this crystal bead under that cherry tree." Conan, however, poured cold water on him, "Although I don't want to pour cold water on you, this crystal bead is probably not dropped by your first love, but the white hair on the forehead of the Buddha statue that was stolen from Sannoji Temple."

"White hair?" Hattori Heiji looked puzzled. Conan explained: "It is the glowing thing inlaid in the middle of the forehead of the Buddha statue. Buddha statues often use crystal beads to make white hair, and the masks in Noh drama are also like this."

Conan then slowly stated his reasoning, "Eight years ago, the Genji Hotaru thieves sneaked into the Buddhist hall of Sannoji Temple and stole the hidden Buddha statue. But during the transportation, the white hair fell off and fell to the ground. Later, the leader Yoshitsune noticed this and sent one of his men to find Sannoji Temple. At that time, the leader who was at his wits' end kept the Buddha statue in the warehouse that Mr. Sakura was searching for. However, eight years later, the murderer accidentally learned that you were the boy eight years ago."

Hattori Heiji suddenly realized, "Was it that magazine that exposed my identity?" Conan nodded, "At the same time, something happened within the thieves' gang. I'm afraid the leader fell seriously ill. Knowing that he was about to die, the leader hid the Buddha statue stolen from Sannoji Temple somewhere else, and then distributed the painting that hinted at the location of the Buddha statue to his subordinates, leaving a will that the person who solved the puzzle would be the new leader, and then died. The subordinates tried desperately to solve the puzzle, but failed."

At this time, Hattori Heiji took over the conversation, "One of the members, Mr. Sakura, took the initiative to find the murderer to cooperate, using the murderer's swordsmanship to kill all the other accomplices, and then the two of them found the whereabouts of the Buddha statue and the white hair, and divided the money from the sale of the Buddha statue." Conan nodded in agreement, "Yes, I'm afraid that Mr. Sakura, as an antique dealer, is the only one in the thieves' gang who controls the channels for selling stolen goods, so he firmly believes that he is absolutely safe."

"However," Conan changed the subject, "the murderer pretended to follow Mr. Sakura's advice. In fact, he originally planned to kill all his accomplices and take the treasure for himself. But to achieve this goal, he had to solve the puzzle of the painting left by the leader first. So, the murderer thought of asking the famous detective Maori Kogoro to help him solve the puzzle."

Hattori Heiji frowned, "Buddha Light Temple, is this the place?" Conan shook his head, "But is the Buddha statue really hidden in here? I always feel like something is wrong."