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

To be honest, Shizuka Hattori's cooking was really delicious.

Moreover, it's quite amusing to watch Hattori Shizuka train Hattori Heiji, and Kudo Kazuma feels he should definitely give Hattori Shizuka a thumbs up.

You should know that Hattori Shizuka waited for half a day at the kendo competition venue, specifically waiting for Hattori Heiji to come on stage.

As a result, Heiji Hattori felt it was unnecessary to play in the earlier matches, and he didn't have time to play in the semi-finals and finals because he was busy solving the case. Shizuka Hattori sat in the audience for a long time and watched nothing.

Can you blame her for scolding people?

That night, after enjoying Hattori Shizuka's special pufferfish hot pot, Kudo Kazuma also had dessert specially arranged by the Hattori family. He was so satisfied that even Conan pulled off his blanket early the next morning...

Okay, I'm still really upset.

Kudo Kazuma wrapped himself tighter in the blanket, annoyed. "Let's see how you lift it now!"

After saying that, I'm going to take a nap.

Conan was both amused and exasperated by his occasionally childish younger brother: "Come on, we're guests at someone else's house! Aunt Jinghua has prepared breakfast, get up and eat, we can even go out for a stroll later, isn't that great?"

Kudo Kazuma knew that being a guest at someone else's house was not the same as being at home, so he reluctantly got out of bed.

However, Hattori Shizuka... no, it was Aunt Shizuka who made such a delicious breakfast that it instantly cured his bad mood caused by not having enough sleep.

Sigh, if the Osaka Grim Reaper wasn't less efficient than the Beika Grim Reaper, he would have found an excuse to stay at Hattori Heiji's house for a while.

To be honest, Aunt Jinghua's cooking is really delicious.

It tastes much better than the food at the canteen in Base 4.

It's better than the cooking of Morofushi Kagemitsu and Amuro Tooru, better than the cooking of Asahi, and even better than the cooking of Ran.

In comparison, the sisters Haruka and Ai Haibara are probably a little less skilled at cooking, probably because they spend so much time in the organization.

As for Shuichi Akai... let's not even mention that guy who's only good at beef stew with potatoes.

After giving a scathing critique of all the meals he'd freeloaded, praising one while criticizing the others, a satisfied Kudo Kazuma and the three members of his agency went on a tour of Osaka with their guide, Toyama and Yo.

"That round building is Osaka Castle Hall, and the towering buildings opposite it are Osaka's business district."

"And behind that building... we can't see it from here, but the press office there is Osaka's most famous landmark."

"And over here is Osaka Castle, the symbol of Osaka. What do you think? Isn't this place in Osaka nice?"

Kazuha Toyama, the Osaka tourism ambassador, was introduced, but unfortunately, she was immediately debunked by Heiji Hattori.

“I already said all of that when they came last time,” Hattori Heiji said matter-of-factly. “Besides, I took them to Tsutenkaku Tower last time to get a panoramic view of Osaka from there. You were such a terrible tour guide…”

Kazuha was quite unconvinced: "That's true, but the Tenjin Festival, Gion Festival, and Kishiwada Temple Festival had all ended by then. Didn't you only take them to see Osaka Castle?"

Kogoro Mouri was somewhat speechless: "Kazuha failed as a tour guide. If it were you, what interesting places would you like to take us to?"

He was genuinely helpless. To be honest, compared to this dark-skinned kid, Shinichi Kudo, that detective kid, wasn't so infuriating after all. It's true what they say, comparisons are the thief of joy...

Kogoro Mouri just casually retorted, but Heiji Hattori thought about it seriously for a moment, then leaned close to Conan, looked down at the scene below, and said, "If it were me, I would take you to the Osaka Prefectural Police Headquarters right in front of Osaka Castle, and show you around inside from beginning to end, and then we'd go on a tour of the nearly completed new police station building..."

He then gave everyone a smug look and asked, "How about it?"

Kazuha was speechless: "Please, I think only an idiot like you would find that funny."

Kudo Kazuma replied with a half-smile, "Not necessarily. I think Conan really admires it. When Hattori said 'you guys,' does he only mean Conan?"

And to be fair, the only person who would openly treat the Osaka Prefectural Police Headquarters like a tourist area is probably Hattori Heiji, this Osaka playboy.

When Ran saw Conan being teased, she laughed and helped him out, saying, "Seeing Osaka Castle like this is much better than seeing it in photos or on TV."

“That’s right.” Kazuha pushed Hattori Heiji aside and introduced to Ran, “Osaka Castle looks brand new after the reconstruction. And the castle tower hasn’t been renovated since its renovation 60 years ago…”

"It should be 70 years ago." An old man who looked seven or eight parts like Professor Agasa, except with his hair sticking up, explained to the group, "Actually, the castle tower was first built in 1599, then Tokugawa Ieyasu rebuilt it in 1629, and the Osaka residents started the third renovation 70 years ago..."

Hattori Heiji was taken aback: "The old man remembers quite clearly."

The elderly man who looks a lot like Professor Agasa, and is suspected to be a graduate student of Professor Agasa, is named Kasuya Arihiro.

Despite his advanced age, he was quite adept at various activities, and even at his age, he wore the Tokugawa Ieyasu family crest on his chest.

After asking around, they learned that the group consisted of several netizens who were also fans of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and had organized some kind of "Eight-Day Trip to Taiko Hideyoshi" event, and were playing role-playing games here.

Every day after breakfast, the members of the tour group would draw lots to determine the roles they would play that day, such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Akechi Mitsuhide, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. Those who drew blank lots would play Nene, Toyotomi Hideyoshi's first wife.

Once their identities are confirmed, each person is given a badge representing their identity, and their behavior and titles for the day must be in accordance with their identity.

To this, Kazuma Kudo could only say "six".

This is just offline role-playing!

After leaving the group of cosplaying tourists, they had lunch and spent the afternoon in Osaka until it got dark early due to the overcast sky. They then decided to go back to Hattori's house for dinner.

Just as she was about to leave, Kazuha discovered that her wallet was missing, and she immediately became a little anxious.

Hattori Heiji promptly offered some "consolation": "What? You idiot! How could a wallet that a normal person puts in their purse fall out?"

Kazuha snorted: "It's all because you kept urging me to hurry up. In my haste, I forgot where I put my wallet!"

"Then tell me, how much money is in your wallet?"

"Five thousand yuan..."

Hattori Heiji immediately waved his hand: "Then forget it. It's getting dark anyway, let's go home first."

"No, the amulet in my wallet is very important..."

Seeing the tears welling up in Kazuha's eyes, Hattori Heiji sighed helplessly, "What's there to cry about? We can just go get them back..."

Kazuma Kudo raised his hand to protect his head: "Is it possible that it's raining?"

And in the short time it took to say a few words, the rain started to fall even harder.

Kogoro Mouri was a little worried: "This rain is probably going to last for a while."

Xiaolan breathed a sigh of relief: "Luckily I brought an umbrella..."

Kazuma Kudo: "..."

There were six of them, big and small, what could one umbrella possibly do?

Could it be a parasol?