Staying Overnight in a Castle

"What play? Do you think I could possibly fit in with them?" Ai Haibara could not help saying.

Although she had become a child, she still had the mind of a seventeen-year-old. How could she possibly play with them?

"Haibara, there's something I'd like to ask you. Would that be alright?" Conan suddenly said to Ai Haibara.

"Ask whatever you want. Whether I answer or not is my business," Ai Haibara said flatly.

"Could we change locations, then?" Conan glanced at Shin.

Conan wanted to probe Ai Haibara for information about Hyuga Shin, so naturally, he could not ask in front of Shin.

"Forget it if you won't say it." Ai Haibara did not even glance at Conan, leaving him thoroughly embarrassed.

But with Shin here, Conan simply could not bring himself to ask.

"Then we'll talk another day," Conan said helplessly.

"Ai, come over and fish!" Ayumi waved at Ai Haibara.

"Come on, let's go take a look." Shin took Ai Haibara's hand and led her over.

Genta and the others had been fishing for ages without catching anything. And even if they did catch fish, they definitely would not eat them.

In Japan, people generally ate sea fish. River fish were usually not eaten because most of them had too many bones.

Shin did catch two little turtles, but they had practically no meat on them—not even worth making soup with. He gave one each to Ai Haibara and Ayumi as pets.

"Oh no, I think I forgot to bring the tents and sleeping bags." Professor Agasa suddenly smacked his forehead.

Conan was speechless. He truly did not know how Professor Agasa, who forgot things so easily, had managed to invent so many technological devices.

"Ah, then what do we do?" Genta asked.

"Let's first see if