Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

On the rooftop of the building, the night wind was chilly. Conan frowned and searched around. Suddenly, his eyes froze on a corner where a masked man was standing. "Damn it, where did that guy hide? Is he hiding there? This cat-and-mouse game should be over, right? You elusive thief!"

"Oh? It's fun to play hide-and-seek with you, but it's a little too dark." A teasing voice sounded, and then Kidd's figure changed unpredictably in the night.

~~~

Two clients are visiting the Maori Detective Agency.

"So that's how it is. This letter is a warning sent by Kaito Kid." Kogoro Mouri suddenly realized.

"Yes, I found this letter on the balcony of my apartment this morning. There was a big bouquet of roses next to it. It was really strange." Makishuri recalled with a frown.

Conan muttered to himself, "Humph, that guy is still as cool and pretentious as ever."

Maori Kogoro continued to read the letter: "'Romeo and Juliet, cheers to the conquerors. In the ocean of letters, I will take away the jewel of destiny. Kaito Kidd comes on.' And what does this playing card torn in half mean?"

Yaguchi Masayo handed over a piece of paper, "Please, Mr. Mori, take a look at this."

Maori Kogoro took it and pondered for a moment, "This jewel of destiny should refer to..."

Yaguchi Masayo gently revealed the answer: "Yes, that's it."

Mao Lilan's eyes lit up, "What a beautiful gem!"

"Is this the legendary sapphire heart?" asked Kogoro Mori curiously.

"That's right," Makiri nodded, "The three lines on the surface of this sapphire symbolize trust, hope, and destiny, so it is known as the gem of destiny."

"So that's how it is. This gem is truly breathtakingly beautiful!" exclaimed Kogoro Mori.

Makiri continued, "We decided to use sapphire in the stage play because Josephine also loved it."

"Stage play? I've heard of it," Mao Lilan interrupted. "You are performing "Josephine" in the newly opened Cosmos Theater, right?"

"Josephine?" Kogoro Mouri looked confused.

Conan explained: "That's Napoleon's first wife. She was famous for her love of roses, right?"

"That's right, little brother, you know a lot." Mu Shuli praised with a smile.

Maori Kogoro shook his head and laughed, "No, no, this kid just knows some useless common sense, but sometimes it comes in handy, hahahaha."

Then Maori Kogoro looked at Kid's notice letter again and said thoughtfully: "Well, Romeo and Juliet. And Conqueror and Cheers. Oh, Miss Juri."

Maki Shuri leaned forward slightly and asked in confusion, "Yeah, it's me, what's wrong?"

Maori Kogoro then asked: "I would like to ask, in the stage play you launched this time, did you perform the classic play "Romeo and Juliet"? "

Makiri suddenly realized and responded, "Oh, that, although I didn't attend the performance in person, that play happened to be our opening performance. What's the matter, Mr. Maori, is there any problem with this?"

Maori Kogoro's eyes flashed with a gleam, and he said confidently: "I know the answer."

This immediately attracted everyone's attention.