Conan's Head Grew a Little Greener

"Braised chicken wings, I love to eat..." Lin Yu hummed a tune, feeling exceptionally cheerful.

"Hehe, not bad. I caught two wild snakehead fish today. I'll make pickled cabbage fish for my wife when I get home."

Just then, a heavy, chaotic set of footsteps suddenly came from afar, as though someone was rushing over in a panic. Then, a staggering figure burst out of the darkness and crashed straight into Lin Yu.

The figure looked extremely weak, as if she might collapse at any moment. Lin Yu reacted quickly, reaching out and firmly catching her, afraid she would fall to the ground.

"Hm? Isn't this Ran? Why is she here?" Lin Yu's eyes widened as he looked at the person before him, his face full of confusion. He secretly wondered why Ran Mouri had appeared here.

"Save... save me..." Ran Mouri used the last of her strength to speak before her body went limp. Lin Yu hurriedly supported her. He could feel that her body was frighteningly hot; beads of sweat kept rolling down her forehead, her eyes were unfocused, and her lips parted slightly, as though she wanted to say something but could not form a complete sentence. Her head grew increasingly dizzy, and her face became redder and redder, as if she would lose consciousness the next second.

Just then, the man caught up as well. Panting heavily, he stopped not far from Lin Yu. Then, with a swift motion, he pulled a gleaming dagger from his pocket with his right hand. Wearing a vicious expression, he snarled at Lin Yu, "Kid, I'd advise you not to meddle in other people's business! Otherwise, be careful—I'll butcher you too!"

"Idiot!" Lin Yu's gaze was cold. With a casual wave of his hand, an incomparably powerful gust howled forth, as ferocious as a raging dragon. The pitiful man had no time to react before the gale struck him hard. His body instantly spun out of control and was swept into the sky like a fallen leaf, vanishing into the clouds in the blink of an eye.

The man was hurled several thousand meters into the air, surrounded by endless emptiness and freezing currents. There was nothing to hold onto, no hope at all—only death awaited him.

As he rose ever higher, the air grew thinner and thinner while the temperature plummeted. The man began struggling to breathe, and his consciousness gradually blurred. In the end, his body fell helplessly from the sky like a meteor streaking across the heavens, disappearing into the vast earth below.

"Miss Mouri, how are you? Are you okay?!" Lin Yu shouted anxiously, his voice filled with concern and worry. Seeing Ran Mouri's condition, he could not help but feel uneasy.

Ran Mouri's face had become abnormally flushed, and her breathing turned rapid. "So hot... so uncomfortable..." she murmured hoarsely. Her fingers trembled as she tried to undo the restrictive clothing, but she seemed too weak to manage it.

"I'll take you to the hospital..." Lin Yu said painfully as he looked at the weak girl in his arms, but before he could finish, a pair of soft lips sealed his mouth.

His eyes widened. He could not believe what was happening before him, yet the soft touch and scorching breath made him unable to resist, and his heart began racing uncontrollably.

"To hell with it!" Lin Yu gritted his teeth. He was no saint; how could he refuse a beauty who had delivered herself to him? Lin Yu sensed the area around them and finally discovered that one of the rooms was empty. The owners were probably away on a trip. This was simply a heaven-sent opportunity!

Delighted, Lin Yu kicked open the door to that room, then held Ran Mouri tightly and rushed inside as fast as he could.

After entering the room, Lin Yu quickly shut and locked the door, then impatiently began his intimate encounter with Ran Mouri. For a time, the room was filled with an alluring springtime atmosphere, accompanied by Ran Mouri's sweet, melodious cries rising and falling without end.

Meanwhile, Conan, who had already used a tranquilizer needle to knock out Kogoro Mouri and was preparing to begin his deduction, rubbed his head in confusion. He had just felt something fall onto his head.