Although nothing Akako Koizumi made could really harm him, Shin had no desire to try it out.
For example, if there were a bottle of poison right in front of you, even if you knew it could not kill you, you would never drink it.
Besides, even Akako Koizumi herself probably did not know exactly what she had created.
"Huh? Where's Judy?"
Shin had only turned around for a moment when he discovered that Judy had vanished.
"Judy-sensei went off to study. It looks like she's quite diligent," Akako Koizumi said.
That was right. Judy had already taken Akako Koizumi's book away to study. As for how much she would actually learn, Shin did not have much faith in her.
Shin felt that if she could stick with it for three days, he would be thoroughly impressed.
Back then, Shin had also looked through Akako Koizumi's spellbooks.
Even he had lacked the patience to keep reading what was written inside. He did not believe Judy could persevere.
"It seems Judy is quite determined to get revenge on me," Vermouth said.
"Well, you've done every bad thing imaginable," Ai Haibara replied flatly, shooting Vermouth a glance.
"Little girl, you're not much better than I am. The drugs you developed harmed quite a few people—especially your parents."
Vermouth cast Ai Haibara a cold look.
In truth, Vermouth also deeply hated Ai Haibara's parents, but she had already buried that hatred in her heart.
Vermouth had let it go, but Ai Haibara still harbored hostility toward her. The main reason was that Vermouth had bullied her before.
If it had only been herself, Ai Haibara might have let it slide. But even her sister had been bullied, so naturally, she was unwilling to simply forget it.
Thus, Ai Haibara had never let go