Conan: I’m really not Tokyo Monster Story

Otherwise, it would be boring to come here like this.

Ahem, of course, this is not entirely just because of Sano's interest. More importantly, he also needs his vest to attract attention.

First of all, he acted so high-profile last time on Moon Shadow Island, but this time he acted so low-key, which is a bit inconsistent with the character.

Secondly, although the number of times the rye vest has actually appeared in others' sight is only twice in total, Sano's true form has also appeared in these two times.

Instead of waiting covertly until he might be dug out later and raising suspicion, it would be better to take the initiative and put it in front of them.

Tell everyone that that person is the one who did the bad things, and that person is an evil person.

But if you think about it this way, when the rye vest appears again later, you have to consider whether the main body will appear or not. After all, there are only three things to do.

Maybe you should consider getting another passerby vest for use in scenes where you need to avoid sight?

It’s just that the initial vest slots of the Variety Vest are too few, there are only three. Do you get krypton gold...

In the end, this can be considered an experiment, and the experimental material is two pebbles.

Among the descriptions of the effects of the blasting gloves, the one that caught Sano's attention the most was naturally the most useful but also the most cumbersome effect, the blaster.

The specific function of the blaster is to convert the internal substances of all independent dead objects touched by the gloves into TNT bombs of the same mass, which can be detonated in two ways.

Sano just casually transformed the two stones he picked up in the safe passage.

The conversion process only took two seconds.

After the conversion was completed, there was no visible change in the appearance of the stone, except that the system popped up a choice of two detonation methods.

Remote control, timing.

Once the detonation method is determined, it cannot be changed.

In the restrictions on blasting gloves, there are three points to describe the effect of blasting hands.

First, there is an upper limit to the mass of convertible matter, let’s not talk about this for now.

The second point is that the higher the mass of the conversion object, the longer the conversion time. The initial estimate should be about ten grams per second - because the two stones Sano converted were about ten or twenty grams.

Finally, there is the third point. There is a flaw in the detonation method. The system description does not make it clear, but leaves Sano to explore on his own.

This is what Sano is most concerned about.

Because the effect of the blasting gloves is really strong, but the level is not high, Sano thinks that this restriction should be very troublesome.

In order to ensure controllability, Sano chose remote control at that time, and also learned that the way to remotely detonate the bomb converted from explosive gloves was to snap his fingers while wearing the gloves.

At the same time, Sano also understood what the shortcomings of the remote control method were.

That is, once Sano snaps his fingers with his explosive gloves, all the bombs he converts and detonates through remote control will detonate together, and you cannot freely choose which one to detonate.

…It doesn’t seem to be too much trouble.

As for the power of the explosion, it is still under Sano's control.

Sano doesn't know whether TNT is the most powerful explosive type, but it is probably the most famous.

...After all, Sano has only heard of this.

Or is it black powder?

Sano also saw the destructive power of TNT explosives at different yields on a short video platform in his previous life.

The smallest amount among them was the explosion of one kilogram of TNT explosive. The scope of the experiment in the video at that time was probably a room about the same size as Sano's house.

After the explosion, visible fire broke out of the window, and almost all the items in the room were damaged. In other words, the killing range of one kilogram of TNT explosive is approximately several meters in radius, which is equivalent to how many grenades?

Maybe, Sano really doesn't have a deep understanding of this aspect.

However, at the end of the video, a picture of the killing range of a small-yield TNT explosive was thoughtfully included.

Although the memory is a bit distant, if Sano remembers correctly, the column with the smallest yield is 0.03kg, which is 30 grams of TNT explosive. When a TNT explosive of this weight explodes, it can cause death. The range is close to one meter.

And although the two stones converted into bombs by Sano did not weigh thirty grams, they were not much different.

Sano stuffed something of that weight into the collars of the two people, and it was impossible for them to notice it at all.

It's just that Sano originally thought that the TNT explosive of that weight would probably be able to break the two people's necks, but he didn't expect that it would directly cover their heads.

...Maybe the power of TNT explosives in the two worlds is actually different?

Forget it, no matter what, the little test just now was just a use of one of the effects of the blasting gloves, and it was already so powerful.

Sano can now say one thing with 100% certainty - this glove is a good thing.

The B-level rating is low, it should be A+, no, it’s straight S!

Sano ran out of the building where the Manten game press conference was held, throwing Conan, who was struggling and shouting to go back, to Mouri Ran, who was running down with Mouri Kogoro on his shoulders.

After a while, Officer Megure entered the building with the anti-riot troops and came out soon after.

"Everything has been checked and there are no other bombs."

Officer Megure's face was very heavy: "But Takeshita and Nakajima are both dead. After investigation, it seems that bombs were installed on the backs of their necks. They didn't notice at all..."

Conan asked reluctantly: "What about the man with the white hair and the hat? Haven't you found him either?"

"Maybe he escaped through the chaotic crowd just now."

Officer Megure sighed: "He was lying when he said there was a bomb on Moon Shadow Island before. Unexpectedly, this time, there was really a bomb. This guy is really too dangerous."

"In this case, I will go back first."

After Sano confirmed the death of Takeshita and Nakajima, he chose to leave directly and took a taxi to the Daikoku Building.

Then as soon as he entered the cocktail bar, Sano saw gin and vodka that were all ready.

"Rye, are you back?"

Vodka asked in shock.

Sano, who had already switched his vest, glanced at the two of them strangely, took out the document from his arms and handed it over: "Well, why are you two so nervous?"

Gin glanced at the document and frowned slightly: "Is the transaction completed?"

"Nonsense, otherwise where did this thing come from?"

"Where's Nakajima?"

"died."

"You did it?"

"Um."

Gin was silent for a moment and snorted coldly: "Since everything has been resolved, why didn't you inform me in advance on the way back? If I can't contact you in ten minutes, this place will be bombed!"

Sano took the cup of coffee and milk from the bartender and blinked: "Ah, sorry, I forgot."

Gin snorted again, and after a few seconds, he said, "Well done."

This guy is really tsundere, right?

Sano took a sip of coffee milk and smacked his tongue: "By the way, aren't all the core members of our organization at this level?"

"What?"

Gin failed to understand what Sano meant.

Sano thought about his words. In order to prevent Conan from being approached by Gin for a few shots, he still didn't tell Tequila and Gin that the entire exchange process was overheard and that even though they were bugged, they didn't know about it.

"That bomb was actually not used to blow up Tequila, but to blow up Nakajima. But because of the deal, the bomb got into Tequila's hands, so he was killed."

Sano chose what he could say and pulled Tequila out to whip the corpse.

Gin and Vodka sat side by side, both holding wine glasses in their hands, falling into silence.

"You mean, Tequila was involved in someone else's murder plan and was used as a scapegoat??"

Vodka expressed his understanding, and Sano affirmed: "Yeah."

"Then why did you kill Nakajima?"

Vodka wondered.

"To prevent the stronghold from being bombed."

Sano looked at Vodka with a look that looked like a fool, causing another period of silence from the other party.

"What about the person who planted the bomb? Has he been dealt with?"

Gin frowned and said: "Even if a dead person has no value, the face project is also..."

"It's been done."

Sano was like a perfect student who wrote ten test papers when the teacher asked him to write three test papers, which made Gin, the teacher, not sure what to say.

As for the vodka on the other side, cold sweat could not help but flow from his head. It seemed that the previous Maple Leaf Gold Coin was the same. He felt that the newcomer Rye was a bit unusual... fierce.

"Have you dealt with it thoroughly?"

After the silence, as if to save face, Gin began to find fault.

"How can we handle it cleanly? The building was full of police officers at that time."

Finally, Sano's test paper was not finished this time.

Gin breathed a sigh of relief, but his face remained calm: "Well, this situation is really difficult for a newcomer like you to handle. It's good to be able to do it without getting caught, but you still have to do it in the future. It’s better.”

In fact, if you really want to talk about it, it doesn't matter if Sano Chu is not handled cleanly, but if you are picky, you have to find faults.

It doesn’t matter whether it’s right or not, just say it and that’s it.

"Oh, I see."

Sano nodded perfunctorily.

But Gin was actually still a little depressed inside.

Because in fact, whether it was this mission or the last Moon Shadow Island mission, strictly speaking, Sano's intervention was not required.

Gin chose to involve Sano for three purposes.

The first is to allow Sano to have a little contact with other core members so that they can get along well with each other.

The second is to let the core members who are unhappy that the newcomer got the code name Rye Whiskey see if Sano is worthy.

The third is to let Sano see the strength of other core old members.

From Gin's point of view, Sano sometimes seems to be too strong-minded, which leads to being too high-spirited, and always acts a bit high-key. After knowing that there are people outside, he may become a little more low-key.

A good knife needs sharpening.

Of course, Gin does not think that all of these three goals can be achieved. As long as one or two can be achieved, he will be satisfied, but...

See what's going on now?

One by one, Coren and Tequila were all gone.

And even if the damn person is gone, it’s not that outrageous at all. They were all killed because they were involved in someone else’s murder plan.

They couldn't get used to each other, and they couldn't see the strength of the newcomers. Instead, they allowed the newcomers to see the trash of the two core members.

What a shame!

Gin: "..."

Suddenly I felt so tired.

At the same time, the TV hanging on the bar counter inserted an emergency news report, which happened to be the Mantiantian game conference.

The only three "customers" in the bar were sitting at the counter, all looking up at the news.

Was the truth of the case discovered on the spot? No wonder Sano chose to silence him directly.

Seeing the news saying that the truth about the explosion was revealed on the spot, Gin and Vodka raised their glasses at the same time.

"The person who saw through the truth of this incident was none other than the very famous high school detective at the moment, Sano Shinichiro, known as the Hammer Man..."

"Pfft!"

Vodka couldn't hold it back and spit out the wine in his mouth, coughing continuously.

"rye……"

Of course Gin would not do something as indecent as spraying wine, but he was also a little stunned. He turned to look at Sano: "You solved this case..."

Gin's words were stuck in his throat.

Originally, what Gin wanted to say was that if this case was solved by Sano, then wouldn't the act of silencing him be a self-inflicted trouble? However, before the words could be spoken, Gin came to his senses.

How the hell is this about solving a case? Didn't Sano know what was going on from the beginning?

The order is wrong, isn't it reversed?