Heiji Hattori glanced at Shin beside him, then said, "What are you standing around watching for? Hurry up and call the police."
"Watching isn't illegal. Can't you call the police yourself?" Shin said, shooting Heiji Hattori a sidelong glance.
"You..."
Heiji Hattori felt that this guy was downright cold-blooded. Someone had driven off a cliff right in front of him, yet he had not reacted in the slightest.
Now Heiji Hattori believed that Hyuga Shin was definitely a dangerous person.
"If you can't drive properly, don't take your car up the mountain. Look at that—now you're done for. There are countless roads, but safety comes first. Drive carelessly, and your family will weep."
Shin shook his head and sighed as if he were deeply helpless.
"There's someone up there." Ai Haibara nudged Shin, then pointed upward.
There was another road above them, part of this winding mountain route. A person was standing by the guardrail, looking down below.
Shin had actually noticed that person already. It seemed this accident was not as simple as it looked. Perhaps it had been man-made.
But whether it was deliberate or not had nothing to do with Shin.
Heiji Hattori immediately called the police and notified the medical services.
Both the ambulance and police arrived quickly. Perhaps because Detective Conan World had so many cases, their response time was fast as well.
"You were sightseeing when you witnessed the car falling off the cliff, so you immediately came here, correct?" the police officer asked.
Conan and Heiji Hattori studied the car intently. Their detectives' instincts told them this did not look like an accident.
"Kudo, look at the car. There are bloodstains on it." Heiji Hattori patted Conan and whispered to him.
"Did you notice any suspicious cars or suspicious people around here?" the