Conan pulled Heiji Hattori into the surveillance room, then lied to the people inside that he had lost something and wanted to check the security footage.
At first, the staff naturally refused to cooperate, but after Conan persistently pleaded with them, they finally agreed.
"Looks like shrinking down still has its uses," Heiji Hattori couldn't help saying.
Indeed, being smaller made Conan's life more convenient in certain ways, such as earning other people's trust.
If it had been Heiji Hattori himself, he probably would have had a hard time persuading those people.
But because Conan was a child, he could act a little unreasonable. For Conan, that was an enormous advantage.
"Not bad. You're good," Heiji Hattori said, secretly giving Conan a thumbs-up.
"Hurry up and look. We don't have much time," Conan said, tugging Heiji Hattori.
Heiji Hattori nodded, and the two carefully reviewed the surveillance footage, searching for anything suspicious.
More than ten minutes later, they walked out with grateful expressions.
"Heiji, did you find anything useful?" Conan asked.
"No. From the moment he entered the hospital, he'd been in disguise. There wasn't the slightest flaw to spot."
Heiji Hattori shook his head. In fact, if Yusaku Kudo hadn't said that the person was disguised, Heiji Hattori would not have been able to tell either.
All he could say was that Kaito Kuroba's disguises had reached a truly masterful level. As for Yusaku Kudo being able to spot it, that only proved his powers of observation were sharper.
Although Conan was the protagonist, in terms of ability—whether deduction or observation—he was still somewhat inferior to Yusaku Kudo.
After all, most of Conan's knowledge had been taught to him by Yusaku Kudo. Perhaps in a few more years, once he had matured, he might be able to compare to