A Discussion Between Two Human Detective Tools / Did Sherlock Holmes Teach You How to Kill? ...

"What game?"

Conan sat down in a nearby chair as well, waiting for Jiang Hang to speak.

"The inn we're in has actually met the conditions for 'Snow Mountain Villa Mode.' Haven't you noticed?"

Sure enough, the moment the topic turned to deduction, Conan and Heiji Hattori immediately got into the zone.

"Indeed... it's in a remote location far from the city, and there are wolves and bears roaming around at night," Heiji Hattori said with a nod.

Conan added from his chair, "And the signal here is terrible. Mr. Kanatani has taken all the participants' phones. If someone were to destroy those means of contacting the outside world, we'd be trapped in this inn for a while."

After saying that, Conan felt that something was off. Could it be that Jiang Hang had noticed another problem?

Why did things like this always happen whenever he was with Jiang Hang?

Even now, Conan had not considered that it might have anything to do with himself. Instead, he was muttering inwardly about how Jiang Hang could spot trouble wherever he went.

"Then let's make an assumption. In this environment, if a murder were to occur, who might be the murderer, and who might be the victim?"

Jiang Hang directly began questioning Heiji Hattori and Conan.

He knew he could not deduce anything from the information currently available. He might as well throw the question to these two great detectives and let them reason it out for him.

And since Jiang Hang was the one asking the question, he did not need to state his own opinion. At most, he only needed to share the information he knew and wait for Conan and Heiji Hattori to give their thoughts.

Then Jiang Hang watched as the two deduction enthusiasts began racking their brains.