Of course Tangze couldn't agree to such an absurd request.
It wasn't that he absolutely couldn't produce it. While Tangze hadn't gone so far as to stuff gasoline into his inventory beforehand, as long as he got the chance to directly touch the fuel tank, making some appear out of thin air would be enough to get them to the next gas station.
More importantly, doing magic right in front of Professor Agasa felt a little disrespectful to a scientist, didn't it?
"You want me to pull out a barrel of gasoline in front of the kids and the Professor? How am I supposed to explain that?" Tangze gave Conan a sidelong look and shook his head. "You want me to take gasoline out of my commuter bag?"
"True..." Conan smiled and got out of the car with him.
Standing beside the car and joining the children as they stared at Professor Agasa and complained, Conan narrowed his eyes.
So it wasn't impossible. It just wasn't reasonable enough, so Tangze didn't want to do it.
In other words, the moment Tangze woke up and looked at the Professor, he sensed what the man needed. If he wanted to, he could turn that urgent desire into something physically real?
No wonder, no wonder Akechi Goro had been so certain...
"All right, stop complaining. We can't just wait here forever. Let's think of someone who can help us." Ai Haibara put her hands on her hips. "Call someone who can lend a hand, then see whether any cars pass by..."
"Oh no, there's no cell signal here." Professor Agasa sighed as soon as he lit up his phone screen. "Even calling the police is inconvenient now."
They had been driving for more than an hour since leaving home. They had long since