"Phantom Thief 1412, commonly known as Kaito Kid, has committed a total of 134 crimes, fifteen of them overseas, spanning the United States, France, Germany, and other countries. His footprints cover twelve nations, and he has stolen 152 gems with a total value of..."
Mori Kogoro sat upright as he listened to the police officers present introduce the case, pretending to take notes.
As he wrote, he kept an eye on the boy sitting beside him from the corner of his eye.
Still dressed in that suit, Akechi Goro sat upright just like him, an open notebook at his side. He looked as though he were diligently taking notes too, but upon closer inspection of his pen tip...
"Hey..." Mori Kogoro's brow twitched as he lowered his voice. "This isn't your classroom. Don't slack off during the meeting."
His pen moved swiftly, occasionally sweeping across the entire page. No matter how one looked at it, that was not note-taking. It looked more like drawing.
Thinking of all those brats who doodled during class, Mori Kogoro's eyebrow kept twitching.
Everyone knew perfectly well that the Suzuki Group had invited him not because they expected him to contribute much to guarding the treasure or catching Kaito Kid, but rather to build momentum for the exhibition. A large portion of the premium in Akechi Goro's commission fee was basically advertising expenses. Still, openly goofing off during a meeting like this was a little...
Tangze looked up, glanced in his direction, and silently moved his hand aside to reveal what he had been drawing.
With its intricate, layered patterns and exquisite craftsmanship and design, it was none other than Kaito Kid's target this time—the focal point of the entire case, the Egg of Memories that had once belonged to the Tsar.
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