Fujino left Sato's house.
After walking for a while, he found it too troublesome and promptly ducked into a small alley to retrieve his motorcycle.
Just as he took out the motorcycle, a message arrived:
"Genboku Park near the intersection of the Capital Bay Shore Expressway and the Outer Ring Road. I'll be waiting for you there."
The message was from Vermouth.
Fujino took out his phone and glanced at it, immediately understanding what was going on.
There was definitely another job!
Fujino did not even need to think to know why that old auntie Vermouth had messaged him.
Of course, it was also possible that the old auntie simply wanted to catch up with him.
Putting away his phone, he climbed onto his little motorcycle, mapped out a route, and headed straight for the park she had mentioned.
But after riding for a while, he became a little embarrassed.
He had no idea where the place was.
There were countless parks in Tokyo. It could be said that any undeveloped patch of land could become a park with two trees planted as decoration. There were tons of parks along the Metropolitan Expressway alone.
Even with the clue about the intersection, finding it was still troublesome.
Fujino never looked at paper maps.
Those things were even more ridiculous. Tokyo alone was packed so densely with roads that they were a mess.
As for a road map, he did not have one.
Well, these days, finding a place without an exact location was still quite troublesome.
Car navigation systems existed, but there really were no navigation apps or mobile map software.
Even the in-car navigation systems with built-in maps were high-end products, and incredibly stupid ones at that.
All he could say was that although the Conan World had developed quickly,