Being in Detective Conan, being officially part of the organization is just too awesome!

Agave nodded repeatedly.

"That's right, it's the destiny of a great detective!"

"Ha ha,"

Upon hearing this, Detective Long casually played a card and couldn't help but burst into laughter twice.

"If we're talking about the detective's destiny, then it has to be Mori, the inventor, who has the strongest sense of destiny!"

"Depend on!"

Upon hearing this, Kogoro Mouri couldn't help but purse his lips and utter a curse.

He drew a card, then casually discarded it, and complained to the four of them.

"Don't even mention it, I really felt like I was possessed by the Grim Reaper!"

"It's like wherever I go, people die!"

"Oh,"

Tequila joked,

"Is Mori going to break his own record again this time?"

Breaking the record?

Lin Jiayou was slightly taken aback when he heard what the tequila said.

Could it be...?

"Brother Lin, let me tell you something,"

At this moment, Detective Long keenly realized that Lin Jiayou was unaware of this reference, so he smiled and spoke up to him, trying to make amends for his brother Long.

"Brother Long, what you're saying is true. Once, Brother Maoli came over to play cards with us and complained to us that he had encountered three cases in four days and five people had died."

"At the time, Brother Long joked with him, saying that if there were a record in the detective world, he, Kogoro Mouri, would definitely be at the top of the list."

Just as he thought...

Lin Jiayou chuckled inwardly.

He casually finished drawing and playing the cards, then calmly glanced at Kogoro Mouri and said,

"So this time, it won't actually break the record, will it?"

"Made!"

Kogoro Mouri's face was filled with grief and indignation.

"broken!"

"That's a fucking record-breaking achievement!"

"This time, four cases in four days resulted in six deaths!"

"Don't even mention me, even Inspector Megure is tired of seeing me at crime scenes!"

"Hahaha,"

Detective Long burst into laughter without any restraint, even stopping his card-drawing motion.

Perhaps it was this brief pause that brought him good fortune, allowing him to win by touching his own finger.

"Hey, I won!"

"Damn! What incredible luck!"

Kogoro Mouri, looking disgruntled, started taking out his money, muttering under his breath.

"If I keep losing like this, Xiaolan will beat me up again when we get back..."

Tequila and Lin Jiayou also took out money to give to Detective Long.

They didn't care about the small amount of money at all; what they cared about much more was Kogoro Mouri's plague-like experience...

"Brother Mori, have you really not considered that it might be your problem?"

Instead of starting to play mahjong, Tequila couldn't help but ask Kogoro Mouri a question.

Kogoro Mouri's lips twitched.

"What do you mean by that? Do you expect me to deliberately go to places with a high probability of murder?"

"Hey, that's not what I meant,"

Tequila waved his hand, his face suddenly turning serious.

"What I mean is, is there something bad about you...?"

"No, something bad..."

Upon hearing this, Kogoro Mouri was slightly taken aback, and then his face began to turn pale.

He thought of many things, and then his face went from white to purple to blue, turning into a human-shaped neon sign...

"this........."

Kogoro Mouri forced a smile.

"No, it can't be..."

"Brother Long, we're detectives, staunch materialists..."

"No, no,"

Detective Long also began to agree with this viewpoint, speaking in a serious tone,

"Brother Mori, this thing is something you can't consider when solving cases."

"However, when it comes to fortune, it may still have some impact."

"Otherwise, how come we detectives always seem to run into cases?"

"That's just a kind of luck!"

"This, this..."

Kogoro Mouri was completely stumped by the explanations given by the Dragon Brothers. He was sweating profusely and had lost all interest in playing cards.

Seeing this, Agave quickly spoke up for him as well.

"Why don't you go to a temple or something, Mori, and at least change your luck?"

"Otherwise, it's really bad luck to run into dead people all day long..."

"Yes, yes..."

Detective Long chimed in from the side.

Lin Jiayou watched the Long brothers chatting and joking around, and found it very amusing.

What they said wasn't entirely unreasonable; Kogoro Mouri had indeed come into contact with something bad.

However, this thing isn't some kind of ghost or monster, but rather the lucky one of this world, a wealthy young man...

If you ask Lin Jiayou, Kogoro Mouri shouldn't go to any temples anymore. He should just go home and cut off the head of the Grim Reaper Elementary School Student. That way, he'll be guaranteed not to encounter many murder cases for the rest of his life.

Because Kogoro Mouri will spend the rest of his life in prison.............

"This...this seems to make some sense..."

Kogoro Mouri forced a smile, and couldn't help but light a cigarette, clearly still somewhat shaken.

He thought for a moment, gritted his teeth, and spoke to the group.

"In that case, I'd like to ask everyone, should I accept the next commission?"

"Commission? What commission?"

Tequila paused for a moment, then asked Kogoro Mouri.

Lin Jiayou and Detective Long also cast glances at Kogoro Mouri.

Kogoro Mouri then spoke up,

"Actually, it wasn't really a request. It's just that I know a guy from Osaka, you know, the one whose dad is the head of the Osaka Prefectural Police Headquarters."

"Oh, Heiji, I know, I know."

Upon hearing this description, Agave immediately nodded in understanding.

Heiji and he were comrades-in-arms, brothers who had once entrusted each other with their backs. Ryuji, being a man of deep loyalty and righteousness, would never forget that...

"He's planning to come to Tokyo today and wants me to take my family with him to a small island,"

Kogoro Mouri was smoking a cigarette as he rambled on and on.

“I originally thought he was inviting us to go on vacation, but he said he was also commissioned to go there, so he came to invite us.”

“I didn’t pay attention at first; commissions are common.”

"But his description was a bit strange. The client sent a letter directly and paid the commission fee early on."

"The key point is that letter. It seems a bit contrived, saying something about a mermaid dying and needing help..."