Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Inside Eri Kisaki's office

After listening to what Shiratori Jinzaburo said, Kisaki Eri said, "Huh? What happened to Prosecutor Iwai?" She looked up at Shiratori Jinzaburo who had just walked in, her eyes full of confusion.

Shiratori Renzaburo's face was serious but gentle. He sighed softly and said, "Yes, Attorney Hime. Although it was only a minor burn, we still sent her to the hospital out of caution."

Conan was surprised when he heard this. He asked curiously, "Could it be that this is also part of the IoT terrorist attack?"

Shiratori Renzaburo nodded, his face solemn: "After investigation, we found that her smartphone, like the previous cases, had traces of intrusion through Nor..." At this point, his phone suddenly rang, interrupting his words. He glanced at everyone apologetically and answered the phone: "Hello, I'm Shiratori... Hey, please wait a moment."

After he finished the call, he turned around with a relaxed smile on his face: "The prosecutor has decided not to prosecute Mr. Mao Li."

When Mao Lilan heard this, she immediately hugged her mother, Kisaki Eri, excitedly, with tears in her eyes: "Mom..."

Conan also showed a happy smile: "That's great, Sister Xiaolan!"

Mao Lilan wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes, smiled and nodded: "Well, thank you. I have to tell Shinichi and Sonoko about this as well."

At this time, Kuriyama Midori came over with a document. She looked at everyone and said helplessly, "What should we do about this? This is the record of the prosecutor's interrogation of Yuba Nisanyi."

Shiratori Renzaburo took a quick look and said in surprise, "Hey, this person...isn't he the prosecutor Iwai who got burned when his cell phone caught fire?"

Hearing this, Hibiki Eri carefully looked at the information in the transcript and frowned slightly, saying, "She was still the chief prosecutor last year."

Shiratori Renzaburo nodded: "Yes, but now she has been promoted to Chief Prosecutor. Moreover, she is also the boss of Prosecutor Kusakabe who is in the same period with her."

While everyone was still discussing the incident involving Prosecutor Iwai, Tachibana Keiko pushed the door open, her face full of confusion and dissatisfaction.

As soon as Tachibana Saeko entered the room, she said bluntly, "That's it. It's strange to say, Prosecutor Iwai. Her chance to make a fortune was actually in the theft case of Yuba Jisanyi. By the way, what is this? Why are you investigating me and my previous firm?"

Upon hearing this, Kuriyama Midori pointed to the document in his hand with some confusion: "That?"

Kisaki Eri smiled, with an apologetic look in her eyes: "I'm sorry, Lawyer Tachibana. I want to get to know you better, so I asked Ms. Kuriyama to investigate."

Tachibana Keiko glanced at the documents on the table and sneered: "What a detailed investigation. You are also an excellent clerk." She looked at Kisaki Eri with a hint of sarcasm in her tone.

Conan blinked and asked curiously, "You too? It's as if you're saying that Mr. Yuba is the same. That person is the bad clerk who committed theft and caused the bankruptcy of Attorney Jingzi's office, right?"

Tachibana Jingzi's face turned livid in an instant, and she angrily retorted: "That's not Ersanyi's fault! I'm just too useless!"

Conan keenly noticed that Tachibana Saeko addressed Hanaba Nisshin, and he said in surprise: "You call him by his name. The clerk who worked in your office, you call him Nisshin."

Tachibana Keiko's eyes flickered slightly, as if Conan's words touched her. She took a deep breath and continued, "You've also found out about his suicide in the detention center."

Hearing this, Hibiki was slightly stunned: "Eh? Hmm."

Tachibana Keiko's expression became complicated: "After he was interrogated by the public security police in the detention center, he committed suicide right after. I have always found this very strange."

Conan suddenly remembered something that Feng Jianyuya had mentioned. He was moved and thought to himself: "Why would the public security police ..."

Shiratori Renzaburo looked confused: "I haven't heard of such a thing."

There was a firmness in Tachibana Keiko's voice: "Ni Sanyi's suicide is full of doubts."