Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Kudo Shinichi slowly told the story of the movie, and everyone's attention was attracted by him, as if they had traveled back to the mysterious Edo period along with his narration.

"The story takes place during the Edo period. There was a yoroki named Kuranosuke in the Kyoto magistrate's office. The magistrate came to him to discuss whether he had anything precious to offer to the general, which made him very distressed. After his wife Mana learned about this, one day she showed him a golden leaf of the golden calamus and said, 'This is the golden calamus I found while picking wild vegetables. Because it is sacred, I always fold my hands and bow to it. I picked it for you.'"

Kudo Shinichi imitated Mana's tone, and everyone seemed to see that gentle and virtuous woman who was doing her best to help her husband with his troubles.

"Kuranosuke looked at the glittering golden leaf and exclaimed, 'This is indeed rare, the general will be very happy.' He thanked Mana, but he didn't expect that this leaf would bring endless disasters."

Kudo Shinichi's voice became low, and everyone's mood became heavy.

"But after that day, demons and ghosts appeared on the streets of Kyoto every night, and they began to bite and kill humans. The reason was that the octagonal gold plate was actually a seal used by Tengu to seal the demons and ghosts. Later one day, Tengu appeared in Kuranosuke's dream and told him that the demons and ghosts were looking for the person who unlocked the seal and wanted to kill him. Tengu gave Kuranosuke two choices: one is to put the octagonal gold plate in Mana's arms, let the demons and ghosts eat her, and thus seal them again; the other is for Kuranosuke to take the octagonal gold plate himself and jump off the Kiyomizu stage, so that he can find another way to save Mana."

Kudo Shinichi paused and continued, "Kuranosuke firmly rejected the first option, saying that he couldn't do such a thing even if it cost him his life. So he chose the second option, jumped off the Shimizu stage, and turned into a golden Tengu. He saved Mana who was almost killed by the demons and monsters, and destroyed the demons and monsters with his amazing divine power. However, Mana could no longer see Kuranosuke who had turned into a Tengu."

At this point, Kudo Shinichi's tone became gentle, as if he felt sorry for Mana's experience.

"Just as Mana was crying because her husband suddenly disappeared, Kuranosuke's voice rang in her ears: 'If you want to see me, come to the Kiyomizu stage in the evening when the red leaves are the reddest, holding the Tengu flower.'"

Kudo Shinichi continued to tell the story of the movie, and everyone's mood rose and fell with his narration.

"As Tengu Kuranosuke said, Mana picked a flower called Tengu spade-shaped and came to the Shimizu stage with great expectations. When she stood on the stage, her heart filled with longing for her husband, Kuranosuke, who had turned into a Tengu, suddenly appeared in front of her. He told Mana the whole story, making her understand why she became a Tengu and why they couldn't be together like before."

Kudo Shinichi imitated Mana's tone and asked with a hint of resentment: "But why in the evening? If we meet when it's still early, I can obviously have more time to be with you."

Then, he changed into Tengu Kuranosuke's voice and answered affectionately, "My face is red from my anger towards the demon, and my body is red from the blood that the demon splashed back. If everything around me is dyed red, perhaps it can be hidden a little. This is why I chose to meet you in the evening."

Kudo Shinichi's narration made everyone feel as if they had witnessed the farewell scene between Mana and Tengu Kuranosuke on the Shimizu stage. Their hearts were filled with sympathy and regret for the couple.

"After exchanging a farewell kiss, Kuranosuke disappeared into the darkening night. Just like that, they were ruthlessly separated into two worlds. This is a sad and touching story."