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"It's nice to see you again, Mr. Mori."

After waiting for a short while, Officer Otaki arrived with a group of police officers. Upon seeing Kogoro Mouri and Yu Asakawa, he raised his hand in greeting.

"Thank you for your hard work, Inspector Otaki. You've had cases to handle for two days in a row." Kogoro Mouri stood to the side with an umbrella, watching Otaki direct his subordinates to begin investigating the crime scene, and couldn't help but say with admiration.

Hearing this, Officer Otaki was somewhat helpless, but still replied, "There's nothing I can do about it; this is my job."

Meanwhile, Asakawa Yu stood beside Mori, looking at the charred corpse lying on the ground, lost in thought.

"And Mr. Asakawa, I'm sorry to trouble you all again this time."

Officer Otaki recalled the case that had occurred at Hattori's school, and thought of Asakawa Yu and Akemi's reasoning abilities, which were no less than Hattori Heiji's, and couldn't help but sigh.

Seeing this, Asakawa Yu was slightly surprised, but still nodded, indicating that she would help as much as possible.

Since the other party had already said so, it wouldn't be appropriate for me to say that I wasn't interested in the case, so I simply agreed. As for whether I could be of any help later, I'd have to see how things went.

Nearby, Akemi glanced at the corpse lying there, then walked over to Asakawa Yu and whispered in his ear, "Boss, you were right!"

Although she didn't really believe in such superstitious sayings, after so many times, and now that it happened right in front of her this time, she was still somewhat surprised no matter what.

Asakawa Yu didn't answer, but the slight upturn of his lips had already shown his attitude. All I can say is that in the world of Detective Conan, you may not believe in gods and ghosts, but you must respect 'Detective Conan,' after all, strange cases really happen here every day, and it's impossible not to get used to it.

After a series of questions from Officer Otaki, the police gained a general understanding of the situation at the scene. At this point, Mori also began to exert his influence, stating that the person was most likely to have committed suicide.

"After all, this rain at dusk is definitely not a real rain, and a normal person would never go up to the roof, especially since he was wearing a wool coat that is easy to catch fire."

It can only be said that the elimination method is as powerful as ever, directly eliminating a wrong answer for everyone right away.

However, it must be said that under normal circumstances, Mori's reasoning is actually not wrong. It's just that this is a Conan-style movie set, and the chances of suicide are too small.

While Officer Otaki found Mori's reasoning somewhat hard to believe, he still believed it to some extent. But then, the tone shifted abruptly, and Officer Otaki suddenly asked:

"But how come people keep dying wherever you go?! Are you possessed by some kind of ghost, hahaha!"

[Hahaha, this is hilarious! The official commentary is the most lethal! Hahaha!]

[This is hilarious! Hahaha!]

No, no, no, he's not the Grim Reaper, he's the Plague God. Conan is the Grim Reaper.

After Officer Otaki said that, Mori's face immediately darkened. Then, under Officer Otaki's suspicious gaze, he slowly leaned close to Mori's ear and whispered:

"Actually, you should be talking about the bureau chief's son."

"Heiji?! What's he doing here?"

While Mori and Inspector Otaki were chatting, Asakawa Yu stood quietly to the side with Akemi, watching this scene unfold...