Learning It Online Is Perfectly Reasonable, Right?

Sato Miwako felt fortunate that she was in the Criminal Investigation Department and wasn't too sensitive to things like bomb disposal.

She estimated that if the Explosives Disposal Unit Team heard this, they would all grab a pair of wire cutters and beat the guy to death.

But then she became curious.

How could Fujino, a high school student, detective, and Criminal Investigation Department advisor, defuse the bomb so easily?

After all, bomb disposal is a very complicated job, both in appearance and in reality. If you do it well, you'll be covered in dust; if you do it poorly, you'll turn into dust yourself.

Even the experts among the bomb disposal police are precious talents who have undergone countless training sessions.

But someone who seems to have absolutely nothing to do with bombs can actually defuse them...

And it seems he has never made a mistake.

Is Joan of Arc's story reasonable?

So, she couldn't help but ask Fujino curiously, "So, Fujino, where did you learn how to defuse bombs?"

"Online, of course."

Fujino said seriously, "After all, Bomb Maker can learn how to make bombs and hand-craft gunpowder online, so it's reasonable for a detective like me to learn how to defuse bombs online, right?"

"Forehead..."

Sato Miwako paused for a moment, then closed the police handbook. "That makes sense, it's very much like Heli."

I learned this online, and it's really amazing.

It's incredibly lucky that they weren't killed in the explosion.

"Dili li..."

Just then, a telephone rang.

Sato Miwako took out her phone and saw that it was Juzo Megure calling, "I understand, Inspector Megure. It will be over in about fifteen minutes."

"Call..."

Sato Miwako turned off the phone, sighed, and glanced at November 7th on her phone screen.

She glanced back at the street behind her and suddenly froze.

I wish that guy had this guy's luck.

However, given the circumstances at the time, even with the same luck, it would probably have been impossible to turn the tide.

After all, that's no longer a matter of defusing a bomb.

That guy voluntarily gave up defusing the bomb like an idiot.

"Officer Sato?"

Ayumi noticed Sato's dazed expression and asked, "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

"What?"

Sato Miwako snapped out of her daze, "What's wrong?"

"Um..."

Ai Haibara nodded slightly in agreement, "It was as if the whole person froze in an instant."

"He must have remembered something."

Fujino glanced at Sato Miwako seemed a little dazed, then took out his own phone and looked at it as well, noticing that it showed November 7th.

He no longer pays much attention to the timeline of the Conan World.

Anyway, dates, apart from predicting the holidays of the day, are completely useless for referring to tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

However, November 7th is indeed an important day.

Hagiwara Kenji and Matsuda Jinpei both died on this day.

The same person used a bomb to kill them.

It was also mentioned in the special episode that the two of them, including the Working Emperor Amuro Tooru, were classmates at the police academy and belonged to the Onizuka Class.

Besides them, there is also Morofushi Hiromitsu, who committed suicide while working undercover at the Alcohol Company, and Date Wataru, who died in a car accident.

Of the five people, only Amuro Tooru is still alive.

Returning to the present day, November 7th, a case also occurred on this day in Fujino's memory.

It was the same Bomb Maker killed Hagiwara Kenji and Matsuda Jinpei who carried out yet another bombing attack.

The first victim this time should be Shiratori.

As the afternoon sun gradually sets, a coffee shop in Beika Town is located by the roadside.

"So that's what happened..."

Takagi rested his hands on a white car, looking dejected. "Does that mean there's absolutely no chance?"

"Yes, that incident left a deep impression on Sato."

Shiratori leaned against the car and said in a deep voice, "If she still can't get over that memory, neither of us has any chance of winning."

"That's true."

"However, it's not entirely without a chance."

"Huh?!"

Under Takagi's astonished gaze, Shiratori said in a serious tone, "If we could also die in the line of duty, we might be able to turn the tables on Matsuda."

"Don't say such discouraging things, okay?"

Takagi was speechless for a moment. "Going to this extent is just too outrageous."

"What does it matter?"

Shiratori looked nonchalant. "Anyway, you might get killed by thugs one day in this line of work. Dying in the line of duty means you can compete with your love rival. Isn't that romantic?"

"Romantic my foot..."

Takagi's lips twitched violently involuntarily.

"Takagi, Shiratori?"

Just then, a familiar voice came from inside.

The two turned around and saw a large group of people walking towards them.

Among them are Sato Miwako, Fujino, the Junior Detective League, and Professor Agasa.

Sato Miwako glanced at the two of them and asked, "I remember you went to investigate that matter, right? Did you get any results?"

"Yes, it has been investigated."

Takagi nodded and looked at the coffee shop next to him, while Shiratori chimed in, "But there were no results. It seems to be false information."

"It's better if it's false information; it would be troublesome if it were true."

Sato Miwako chuckled softly, noticing their slightly disappointed expressions, and then stepped forward to invite them, "I'm going to karaoke with Yumi later, do you want to come along?"

"I'll pass."

Shiratori waved his hand, took out his car keys from his pocket, and turned to walk towards his car. "I'm really not in the mood today."

"Wait, Officer Shiratori."

"Um?"

Startled by Fujino's sudden call, Shiratori stopped what she was doing and asked, "Is there something you need?"

"There's something I'm quite curious about."

Fujino stepped forward and glanced at the car through the window. "Do you usually drive with the sun visor open?"

"Strange, what's wrong with the sun visor..."

Shiratori paused for a moment, but before he could finish speaking, his expression suddenly darkened.

"Hmm, it looks like your car has been tampered with."

Fujino stepped forward and peered inside through the driver's side window. "The sun visor looks like it was deliberately opened, and there's something stuck on it."

Shiratori leaned closer to take a look and immediately spotted a printed piece of paper stuck to the sun visor. The paper read, "[I am a top player in the major leagues, extra time has begun!]"

"As for the purpose of opening the car..."

Fujino crouched down, peered under the car, narrowed his eyes, and said in a deep voice, "Found it."

What is this?

Shiratori crouched down and followed Fujino's gaze, immediately spotting a black cube under his car that was flashing with red light.

"Detonator".

Fujino said in a deep voice, "A remote detonator that connects one end to the car door and the other end to the bottom of the car, which will send a signal to detonate the detonator once triggered."