Conan: I'm teasing Conan in Mingke

But precisely because of this, precisely because I cannot believe it, I will desperately investigate the truth of the matter and look for evidence that the person I trust cannot be wrong.

This is exactly the case with the lost young man in front of me.

It's a pity to disappoint this child.

The more I wanted to know the truth, the more I investigated, the more disappointed I became.

The truth can sometimes be more hurtful than a lie.

What's more, the child in front of him was so smart that he easily understood the truth of the matter.

But people always have to move forward.

Then let him be the villain for once and be the one pushing Kurokawa Keisawa forward.

Yusaku Kudo answered Inspector Megure on behalf of the silent Keizawa Kurokawa: "Let me explain. The entrance to this Beika Municipal Building is equipped with a metal detector. Therefore, the only possible murder weapon is something that was placed in the venue from the beginning, that is, the bronze statues in the party venue, one of which is holding a dagger in its hand."

"I see. So that's how it is. The criminal took the dagger in the darkness, then put a fake knife on it, and then took advantage of the second darkness to replace the murder weapon." Inspector Megure nodded thoughtfully.

"That's why we need to test the fingerprints of the two knives..."

But since Brother Kurokawa has already seen who the murderer is in the dark, why not just tell them directly? Why bother with fingerprint detection?

Kudo Yusaku looked at the silent Kurokawa Keizawa and shook his head at Officer Megure: "Let's get it tested first."

Just give this child some time now. He believes that the person whom Shinichi has high hopes for will definitely cheer up.

"Okay, White Bird!"

"Okay." Shiratori received instructions from Officer Megure and went out again.

For a moment, the scene fell into silence again.

But this time Officer Shiratori came back quickly, and with him came Officer Chiba, who was holding a dagger made of aluminum foil.

Officer Shiratori stepped forward. "The test results show that both of these items have the fingerprints of Chairman Sindorah, and the knife made of aluminum foil also has the fingerprints of a boy named Moroboshi Hideki."

Kudo Yusaku nodded, it was indeed the case.

He turned his head and looked at Kurokawa Keisawa again.

The young man raised his head, and the light of trust in his eyes went out the moment Officer Shiratori finished speaking.

Sintra had a bad guess. He asked Officer Megure with a serious face: "What do you mean? Are you suspecting that I am the murderer? That bronze statue was originally moved from my home. Isn't it natural that it has my fingerprints?"

Kudo Yusaku asked back: "Then does Chairman Sindora know why the other fake knife has the fingerprints of the boy named Moroboshi Hideki?"

Sindorah frowned, "How should I know? Maybe that boy brought his toys here."

Kudo Yusaku shook his head and retorted, "That boy once touched the short knife on the bronze statue. This can be verified by the surveillance camera at the scene. Chairman Sindo, can you tell me why the boy clearly touched the knife on the bronze statue, but now it has become the aluminum foil?"

Now that the evidence is irrefutable, no matter how much Sindra argues, it will be useless.

Sindora gritted her teeth and was about to say something in rebuttal.

But he was interrupted by Kurokawa Keisawa who was standing beside him.

Kurokawa Keizawa sighed, his tone was dim and his eyes were lonely: "Uncle Sindorah, six years ago when I was studying in the United States, I received a lot of help from you. In my eyes, you and my mentor are undoubtedly of equal status, and I have always regarded you as a second relative."

His gaze stayed on Sindorah's face for a moment, then slowly moved away.

"There are some things that I have never said in public because they are unnecessary, but Officer Megure and the others know them. From my perspective, even in the darkest meeting room, it is still as bright as day."

When Sindora heard this, a drop of cold sweat ran down her cheek and she could no longer utter any excuses.

His ears began to buzz.

The sounds around him became extremely noisy, but the young man's voice was extremely clear at this moment.

"When the lights dimmed for the first time, I saw you take the dagger from the statue, replace it with a knife, and leave the venue..."

"Later, when the lights went out for the second time, I saw you walking back and repeating the same movements... I didn't think much of it at the time, I just thought you wanted to take the knife down for maintenance."

"I didn't want to doubt that it was you until just now, but when Mr. Kudo told you about Hiroki's past, you looked guilty. The evidence found by Officer Shiratori also pointed to the direction I didn't want to think about..."

There was a hint of sadness in the man's complex tone.

He seemed to be blaming himself for not noticing the abnormality at the first time.

If only he had found out sooner...

Could this be stopped?

At this point, even Kogoro Mori understood what had happened.

When the lights were turned on for the first time, Sindora took away the dagger from the bronze statue and replaced it with a knife made of aluminum foil.

When the lights came on, the knife was taken by Hideki Moroboshi for some reason, leaving fingerprints.

Sindorah then killed Tadaki Kenmura, and when he pulled the lights for the second time, he swapped the two knives and destroyed the fake knives and threw them into the garbage collection area in the basement.

This is the decisive evidence that Sindora killed Tadaki Kenmura.

Seeing that Kurokawa Keisawa was sad but still stood up, Kudo Yusaku nodded.

He is worthy of being Shinichi's favorite.

Sure enough, I won’t be depressed like that.

Even with such trauma, the young man in front of him can still cheer up.

He saw it in Kurokawa Keisawa!

I saw the potential in this person!

Even though I know that the person in front of me is as kind as a mountain, my heart feels heavy as if I have fallen to the bottom of a valley, and I am extremely sad.

I have to take a deep breath, stand here firmly, and tell him, tell Sindora, that breaking the law is absolutely unacceptable!

Maori Kogoro asked quickly: "But what reason does Sintra have to kill Mr. Kenmura? He has no motive, right?"

"Motive..." Kurokawa Keizawa sighed again: "The short knife on the bronze statue, I just felt it was a little familiar at first, but when I saw Officer Shiratori take it out just now, I was sure of it."

He turned his gaze to Sindora: "Uncle Sindora, it's that knife, right?"

Sindora slumped down on the sofa, knowing that she could no longer hide the truth, and nodded silently.

"Is it true..." Kurokawa Keizawa pursed his lips, the complexity in his eyes almost overflowing.