Conan and Gin are both my brothers, what's wrong with meeting them once?

It's a villa, and it's about the company president.

To this, Kazuma Kudo could only say, "I knew it."

Given that he had no prior experience with the case, and the deceased's soul appeared panicked and offered no clues, Kudo Kazuma, after absorbing the spirit, settled into the role of a passerby.

In the end, the case of the murder by wasps was solved thanks to a clue found by Conan, who then passed the clue on to "high school detective Ran Mouri," and through Ran's words.

After the case was solved, the police took the murderer away.

Since the president's family was naturally preparing for his funeral, Kudo Kazuma and his group couldn't stay any longer and left together.

It's worth mentioning that Xiaolan really likes the big star Chris Vineyard. Last time when Vermouth advertised for Bond, she was quite disappointed that she couldn't meet her. Now that she has met her this time, she naturally wants to express her admiration.

Kogoro Mouri doesn't care much for celebrities, but he's easily swayed by beautiful women, so after the case was closed, he started hanging around Vermouth.

Conan was indifferent to Chris, but he knew that Chris Vineyard was the daughter of Sharon Vineyard, a good friend of his mother, so he didn't have much of a resistance to her.

So on the way back, Vermouth naturally got into the car that Kogoro Mouri had rented, leaving Kazuma Kudo to drive behind them...

After returning, Kogoro Mouri and his two companions naturally went back to the agency. Meanwhile, Kazuma Kudo, under the guise of escorting Chris back, went back to Base 4 with Vermouth.

Given Kudo Kazuma's laziness, he didn't really want to go to the base, but he had no choice—unlike the missions Gin gave him, where a simple "completed" reply was enough, Rum's missions required writing detailed and specific mission reports...

The last mission was a joint effort between Gin and Kudo Kazuma, so he could slack off a bit. But this time, Numabuchi Kiichiro's mission was completed by him alone, so there was no way to back out of the mission report.

Unfortunately, the task Rum gave him was quite complicated...

It was just a mission report, but Kudo Kazuma wrote that he was starting to have murderous intent—Where is that one-eyed old man Rum? He should just show himself and let him kill him!

After angrily handing the completed task report to Gin, Kudo Kazuma went to the cafeteria, grabbed a piece of chocolate cake, and went home without saying a word.

Having finally caught Morofushi Kagemitsu at home, he obtained Amuro Tooru's contact information from him.

Morofushi Kagemitsu and Amuro Tooru had discussed this matter, so he gave it to them readily.

A moment later, Amuro Tooru answered the phone.

"Who?"

"It's me, I need to talk to you."

"Danpo? I'm working. We can talk at your place tonight..."

“No need to waste your time,” Kudo Kazuma asked directly. “Do you know where Rum is? Tell me, and I’ll go kill him!”

If you knew where he was, would you need to go?

Amuro Tooru sighed and asked helplessly, "I don't know where he is, and I don't trust him that much. But you... what's gotten into you again?"

Kudo Kazuma said irritably, "That idiot gave me a complicated mission, and now he wants me to write a mission report? Is that even humanly written? I'm not a policeman, why would I write a mission report?"

"And Gin said he's been giving me all my recent missions... Is this going to kill me? Maybe I should just kill him!"

There was an eerie silence on the other end of the phone for a moment, and then Amuro Tooru spoke up: "Is it possible that this isn't Rum's problem?"

"Over the years, everyone has been required to write mission reports. Even the simplest ones include the time, location, objective, and completion details. More complex ones also include various processes, details, and how funds were used, etc..."

“When it comes to special missions, even executives like Gin probably have to write mission reports…” Amuro Tooru said, sounding a bit tired, “You haven’t never written a mission report before, have you?”

Kazuma Kudo didn't answer and hung up the phone immediately.

Amuro Tooru is such a diligent undercover agent, yet you actually wanted to persuade him to write mission reports like everyone else? Are you kidding me?

On days when no spirits were coming in, Kudo Kazuma decisively went to his safe house to stay away from the Grim Reaper and ensure his safety.

Until one day, Conan called.

"Yoko Okino's concert?"

"Yes, Ms. Yoko gave four tickets, and according to her, the extra ticket was for you—it seems she has heard your name more than once from her friend Rena Mizunashi."

Conan, after speaking for a moment, became somewhat puzzled: "You know Rena Mizunashi, the host of Yomiuri TV?"

“Of course we know each other,” Kudo Kazuma said matter-of-factly. “Have you forgotten that when Bond became popular, she also helped to fuel the fire? That’s when we met.”

Many people knew about this, so Conan didn't suspect anything further. Instead, he asked, "So, are you coming or not? I don't think you're very interested in concerts, but Uncle Mori insisted that I invite you, saying we can't waste Yoko's kindness..."

Kazuma Kudo shrugged: "Then let's go."

Anyway, there are often murder cases involving Yoko Okino, so you might just receive a fresh soul.

The next afternoon, in a café near the concert venue, Kazuma Kudo, Conan, and Ran sat in a row, watching Kogoro Mouri sitting opposite them, acting crazy while holding a bouquet of roses.

To summarize, they were rehearsing what they would say to Yoko Okino later.

Ran sighed, and taking advantage of the pause in Kogoro Mouri's tantrum, she checked her watch and asked, "Dad, shouldn't we go and line up first? The venue is packed with people, and we might be late if we don't line up soon."

Kudo Kazuma tilted his head: "Uncle always cares about Okino Yoko's affairs. Is the reason you're not in a hurry now because there's no queue?"

“Ichijin is right! Have you forgotten that our tickets were all given to us by Ms. Yoko?” Kogoro Mouri said, reaching into his pocket. “As long as we show the clerk this ticket with Ms. Yoko’s autograph, we can go straight through the back door…”

Before he could finish speaking, his expression suddenly froze.

"Waaaaah—" Kogoro Mouri suddenly let out a miserable scream, then instinctively pulled out the lining of his clothes. "Here! How come there's a hole here?!"

Seeing the inside pocket of the clothes with only a hole, how could the group not know what had happened?

The ticket, personally signed by Yoko Okino and given to Kogoro Mouri by her, is lost!

Conan rushed to the car immediately, while Ran helped Kogoro Mouri search the area. As for Kazuma Kudo, he walked around the car and the coffee shop.

Needless to say, none of the four were found.

However, Kazuma Kudo vaguely remembered this plot point—someone would be bringing up the tickets later, along with a murder case…