Hearing Jiang Xia sigh, Conan suddenly became alert. "Is this case difficult?"
"No." Jiang Xia came back to himself. "I was just thinking that murderers who use 'falling' to kill people really have no sense of public responsibility—getting revenge on an enemy or settling a grievance is understandable, but doing it this way makes it easy to hit innocent passersby, like that man who got hit just now."
"Methods like 'getting revenge on an enemy or settling a grievance' aren't worth advocating. We should solve problems through the law. So when you beat up criminals in the future, go a little easier on them. Some people really do have extremely punchable faces, but it's still against the law." Conan realized that although Jiang Xia was also a detective, this little partner seemed to think somewhat differently from other detectives.
But considering that Jiang Xia had only recently become interested in being a detective, and had been a complete rebellious teenager not long ago, Conan felt that the difference was understandable.
Beside them, Kid listened to the two of them and fell silent for a moment. ...Does hitting them a little more lightly somehow make it legal?
Shouldn't he be saying, "Don't hit people anymore" at a time like this?
...This little detective didn't seem to be thinking very clearly. Or was it that Conan's subconscious knew he couldn't stop Jiang Xia from knocking people out, so that was why he said something like that?
The surrounding light was too dim, and Conan knew nothing of the hesitant look "Kudo Yusaku" was giving him.
After seriously correcting his neighbor's dangerous way of thinking, he rubbed his chin. His attention was quickly drawn to another key point in Jiang Xia's words. "Now that you mention it, judging from what the witnesses at