Fujino figured that the maid Kuroba Kaito mentioned was none other than Fujiko Mine.
At a time like this, nobody else would disguise herself as a maid and cause Kuroba Kaito to exclaim, "Her camouflage skills are so good she seems like a real woman."
So, it was not that the disguise was too superb, but rather that there was no disguise at all.
Fujino recalled that the reason Fujiko Mine disguised herself as a maid was probably because the security was too tight for her to escape, so she simply pretended to be a maid, intending to find an opportunity to break free.
As for the possibility of Lupin... he felt there was zero chance.
The Lupin in his memory should have knocked out Mouri-niisan and taken his identity.
Even though Lupin's disguise ability was no weaker than that of Kuroba Kaito, it was not much higher.
At least it did not reach the extent Kuroba Kaito described.
Of course, it was impossible for Lupin to run away.
This time he had come because Queen Shakira was killed, and stealing the crown or whatever was completely an excuse.
Until Girard was brought to justice, he would not leave.
Thinking of Girard, Fujino could not help but mourn for Inspector Zenigata.
Inspector Zenigata's prediction of Lupin was very successful this time; the inspector had evacuated many people in the Royal Palace in advance, guarding against Lupin sneaking away in troubled waters.
Pity that he was used by Girard, who planted bombs instead.
Girard intended to blow everyone up to the sky together.
Fujino wanted to complain: Big brother, you are an outstanding Interpol officer, and you didn't notice something like this?
But, thinking about it, that was just how it was.
Except for Lupin, this inspector had no one else