Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 631 Conan and Ran Visit Jinling, a Murder Case Occurs

While Takeshi Ono and the others were busy filming the movie, Conan, who had nothing to do, finally couldn't resist and dragged Ran Mouri along to go out for a stroll.

Ran Mouri, who was equally bored, hesitated for a moment before agreeing.

The two then left the film set and, filled with curiosity, stepped into the city of Jinling.

Conan is naturally brave, and Ran Mouri is also very confident in her fighting skills, so neither of them brought any weapons.

As for communication, ever since Conan learned that Ono Takeshi could speak fluent Chinese, he also enrolled in a Chinese class, and now he can still have a few simple conversations without any problem.

The two took a car directly to the city center and then began their food and shopping spree.

Although China's current economic level cannot compare with Japan's, its cultural heritage far surpasses that of the latter.

Especially since this is Jinling, the ancient capital of six dynasties, its historical sites and culinary culture are unmatched by Tokyo.

The two had barely left the Confucius Temple when they were already clutching their bellies and could barely walk.

"There's so much delicious food here, I can't possibly eat it all..."

Ran Mouri exclaimed with a mixture of enjoyment and slight distress, then added with regret, "It's a pity that the garden couldn't come along because of something, otherwise we could have tried it together."

Conan let out a burp, secretly rolled his eyes, and thought to himself that it was fortunate that the troublesome gossip was not available, so he could go shopping with Ran so intimately.

"Yes, I can buy some things that can be stored and pack them up to take back to the garden!"

Ran Mouri clapped her hands happily; she always thought of her best friend first when something good happened.

"Oh right, and Shinichi too..."

"not good!"

Seeing that things were getting out of hand, Conan quickly changed the subject: "Ran-neechan, where should we go next?"

Ran Mouri, who had been successfully led astray, tapped her fair chin with her index finger, pretending to think, and after a while said, "I don't know."

Seeing Conan's astonished expression, she suddenly became somewhat embarrassed and angry.

"I'm not a local, how would I know what places are fun! Besides, isn't planning a trip in advance something you guys do?!"

Conan was speechless. What he said made perfect sense.

In a moment of impulsiveness, he dragged Ran Mouri, who was also idly picking lice, and headed straight into the city. He hadn't planned ahead at all, and he only found out about Confucius Temple by asking a local Nanjing resident, who recommended it.

Since that's the case, we'll just have to keep asking people.

This task naturally fell to Conan, who speaks Chinese.

Soon, thanks to his adorable appearance and deliberately cute voice, he got an answer from a young lady.

What they didn't know was that the Nanjing authorities had already arranged for people to protect the film crew, and there were people following behind them at that moment.

I noticed they wanted to explore on their own, so I didn't show up to disturb them.

After all, this is Nanjing, and the authorities wouldn't feel comfortable having two Japanese people out on the street alone.

These are all friendly people, and they're foreigners; it would be troublesome if they caused an international incident.

Jinling was clearly overthinking it. Putting aside Conan's death aura and Ran Mouri's luck aura, their cute appearances alone were enough to let them get away with it.

Besides, they are celebrities, big and small, and they have fans in China too!
The two decided to visit the Great Bao'en Temple next.

Japan is a country where Buddhism is extremely prevalent, so they naturally couldn't miss the temples in China.

As we left the Great Bao'en Temple, dusk was already falling.

So the two of them took a taxi to Xinjiekou Square.

I enjoyed a delicious and authentic Chinese meal.

During this time, the two were frequently noticed, especially Ran Mouri, whose temperament and appearance were top-notch and attracted a lot of attention.

However, both of them disguised themselves and were not recognized as celebrities.

After a hearty meal, the two visited the statue of Sun Yat-sen, and then prepared to return home.

However, just as he was passing a somewhat secluded path, Conan suddenly stopped in his tracks.

"What's wrong, Conan? Are you tired? Do you want your big sister to carry you?" Ran Mouri asked with concern.

Conan shook his head, his expression becoming slightly serious.

He thought he smelled a strange odor, something like... roasted meat!
But there's something strange about it that's hard to explain.

There's also a faint sense of familiarity...

Conan's detective instincts alerted him to something amiss, so he casually shook off Ran Mouri and started wandering around aimlessly.

"Honestly, you're doing it again!"

Ran Mouri rubbed her forehead in exasperation; she was already used to Conan's sudden "whims."

It's like an intermittent illness.

Sometimes she really wanted to take the child to see a psychologist.

Just as Ran Mouri was lost in thought, a terribly shocked shout brought her back to her senses:

"Sister Xiaolan, call the police quickly!"

"There's... a corpse!"

……

"You two are the discoverers?"

The criminal investigation captain who arrived at the scene looked at the high school and elementary school students in front of him with an extremely serious expression.

It wasn't that I intended to scare the child, but the scene he had just witnessed was just too shocking!

How could anyone be so cruel!

Only the invading Japanese army of that time could compare to such beasts.

Since Ran Mouri couldn't understand, Conan immediately recounted the whole story in clear and articulate language.

He was vague about discovering the body, only saying that he happened to come across it, and out of curiosity, he opened the handbag, found the contents, and immediately called the police.

The criminal investigation captain looked at the bespectacled boy in front of him, who was not even as tall as his thigh, with a surprised expression.

After discovering the body, the other party not only calmly chose to call the police, but is now able to clearly recount the details of the incident, and there is no obvious fear on their face.

And all of this was done by a seven-year-old child.

Thinking back to the horrifying scene that could have scared a normal adult to death, even I, who has been handling cases for many years and has seen countless horrific corpses, couldn't help but feel lingering fear.

How could a primary school student remain completely unfazed?
And the little girl next to her, although her face was a bit pale, did not show the fear and panic that a typical girl would have upon hearing about a corpse.

He could actually detect a hint of "experience" in the two of them...

The criminal investigation captain's eyes sharpened instantly as he stared at the two men with a scrutinizing gaze, trying to figure out who they were!

The two of them said they were tourists from Japan. Holy crap, are all Japanese primary and secondary school students this amazing these days?!
At this moment, Conan didn't care about the detective captain's attitude; his big head was spinning rapidly as he thought about the case.

He was shocked when he opened the bag and saw what was inside, and immediately stopped Ran Mouri from getting closer.

Ran Mouri was also shocked when she learned about the situation from the police. She usually saw normal corpses in Japan, but she had never seen anything so horrific.

Fortunately, she didn't see the actual object, so her shock was relatively limited.

Thinking of this, Ran Mouri quickly looked at Conan with a worried expression; the boy had just witnessed it with his own eyes...

Even if he has a strong ability to learn and is more mature than his peers, he is still a first-grade child!

I hope it won't leave any psychological trauma!
Ran Mouri soon discovered that her fears had not come true.

Conan was deep in thought, seemingly unaffected, with no trace of fear on his face.

Only through focused thinking about the case.

Mao Lilan:......

I really need to see a psychologist!
And it's absolutely urgent!
(End of this chapter)