After all, he had no idea whether Hyuga Shin had any bottom line. It was entirely possible that Hyuga Shin might do something utterly unscrupulous.
In Heiji Hattori's eyes, Hyuga Shin was no good person. There was no telling what terrible things he might do.
And according to Conan, Hyuga Shin also had some sort of connection to the Black Organization.
"Don't suspect me of everything. I wouldn't go to all that trouble to pull something like this."
Shin spoke to Heiji Hattori indifferently.
If Shin were the one handling things, he would have resolved it cleanly and efficiently. He would never have made Heizo Hattori disappear.
It would not have been a disappearance then—it would have been death outright.
"I hope so. Otherwise..."
"Otherwise what can you do?" Shin looked at Heiji Hattori with amusement. Are you trying to threaten me?
Heiji Hattori clenched his fists, his expression furious as he stared at Shin, but he could not make a move.
If he did, he would only be the one to suffer. Now was not the time to fight Hyuga Shin over this.
"If you have any clues, I hope you can tell me."
When Heiji Hattori said this, he had softened somewhat. Although he suspected Hyuga Shin, he also felt that it could not have been Shin.
And Hyuga Shin might know who had done it. After all, in the underworld, he surely knew far more than Heiji did.
"I don't seem to have any reason to tell you. Aren't you a great detective? Investigate it yourself."
Shin waved his hand indifferently, then took Ai Haibara to find Kazuha Toyama. They stayed there for several hours before leaving.
Heiji Hattori watched Hyuga Shin leave, lost in thought.
Did this really have anything to do with Hyuga Shin? If