After entrusting the matter to the diligent Professor Agasa, Conan glanced at his phone, frowning in puzzlement.
"Ayumi's call just rang once before hanging up. When I called back, she didn't answer either." Conan had a bad feeling about it, and the more he thought about it, the more worried he became. "Could something have happened... Did they get into a car accident? Were they kidnapped? Did they run into a murderer who's chasing them to silence them?"
Professor Agasa had initially wanted to say that was unlikely, but just as he opened his mouth, he remembered the three children's terrible luck and couldn't help changing his tune. "Uh... how about we go take a look? I remember they went to play at the park."
"Okay." Conan did not dare delay. He grabbed his skateboard and rushed out, heading straight for the park.
Conan arrived in a whirlwind, but he did not see the three children. Instead, he suddenly heard a familiar voice.
"Conan?" A motorcycle braked beside him. Jiang Xia, who was passing by, took off his helmet and studied him with interest. "You look a little anxious. What happened?"
Conan briefly explained the strange call from Yoshida Ayumi. "I'm worried they got dragged into another case. Those three are really too good at getting into trouble..."
Jiang Xia thought for a moment, then patted the back seat of his motorcycle. "Get on. I'll take you around the area, and you can use your intuition to point the way."
On the city's smooth roads, a motorcycle did indeed seem more convenient than a skateboard.
Conan accepted his neighbor's kindness, picked up his skateboard, and jumped onto Jiang Xia's bike. He looked around, then hesitantly pointed in one direction. "Let's check over there first. I remember there's a swing