Sunset fell.
"What on earth was that play about?"
Stepping out of the theater, Sonoko puffed out her cheeks and complained, "The plot wasn't bad, but why did that actor keep swaying around like a rack?"
"And he kept forgetting his lines too, as if he hadn't prepared at all."
Ran nodded as well, showing her agreement with Sonoko's complaints.
"Maybe he was a substitute actor."
At that moment, Suzuki Ayako guessed from the side, "Perhaps it was because the original actor got injured, but they couldn't find a suitable person on such short notice, so they just grabbed someone off the street to put him on the spot."
"I reckon it's like that."
Hearing this, Fujino nodded as well, casting a rather meaningful look at Suzuki Ayako.
As a spoiler-dog, he naturally knew what was up with that actor.
Of course it was because Conan and their Detective Boys made a huge mistake and got caught by someone to act as substitutes.
Yet how did Suzuki Ayako know about it?
Was she guessing, or reasoning?
If that was the case, then Suzuki Ayako was pretty formidable too.
Sure enough, squinty-eyed people were all monsters.
Still, those kids really were annoying.
A perfectly good reasoning play was completely ruined by them.
As a side note, Conan's clumsy performance just now had already been entirely recorded by Fujino using his glasses.
"Hey, Sonoko, look over there."
At this moment, Ran suddenly pointed to a stall by the roadside, "Is someone over there fortune-telling or something?"
"Fortune-telling?"
Hearing this, Sonoko's ears perked up.
Fujino turned his head to look over as well.
With a single glance, he spotted a woman not far away sitting on a black blanket spread out on the ground, wearing a black robe with her appearance concealed by