"Yusaku, what do you think we should do now?" Professor Agasa could only turn to Yusaku Kudo. Only Yusaku Kudo could tell them what to do.
"Phew, trouble really never stops."
Yusaku Kudo let out a breath, his mood far from pleasant. At a time like this, Heiji Hattori was still causing him trouble.
"Dad, do you think it's possible that Heiji Hattori didn't leave on his own, but was taken away by someone? In other words, he was kidnapped."
Conan suddenly said to Yusaku Kudo.
"That possibility can't be ruled out. Let's check the surveillance footage first. If we can find any clues, we'll know."
Yusaku Kudo planned to review the surveillance footage.
"Well, we already looked into that. Unfortunately, there was no trace of Heiji Hattori leaving. It was as if he had vanished into thin air."
Professor Agasa told Yusaku Kudo.
He had not concealed this from Yusaku Kudo. It was indeed true—Heiji Hattori had not appeared in the surveillance footage.
"If that's the case, then this really is troublesome. I'll take a look myself first."
Yusaku Kudo still decided to inspect it himself. After all, he might notice something Professor Agasa had missed.
"Alright, I'll take you to the director."
Professor Agasa then brought Yusaku Kudo to see the director. After reviewing the surveillance footage, Yusaku Kudo's brows furrowed tightly.
Nothing. There were indeed many blind spots in the footage, but it was far too strange that there was not a single trace of him.
"I suggest we call the police," the director said to Yusaku Kudo.
"Please don't call the police for now, Director."
The moment Yusaku Kudo heard that the director wanted to call the police, he immediately stopped him.
Although Inspector Megure had previously come to learn about the situation, considering all the