Daily Spy Life in the Detective Conan World

Chapter 1051 I saw you, Rye!

Xia Chuan's words made sense, and Joel couldn't help but nod.

"But what about carriage number six?"

Joel, drawing inferences from this example, said, "Even though you've already checked, there's no guarantee you won't be wrong."

"For example, room D. After all, there's a gap between this room and us, so it's definitely not as secure as room AC, right?"

In fact, Joel's statement was not entirely unfounded. After all, he was Karasuma Renya's subordinate, and might have some special abilities.

However, Natsukawa is absolutely certain that there is no AC room.

The reason is simple: the two rooms are right next to them. Although the walls are fairly soundproof, they can't completely block out the sound. At least top assassins and spies like Xia Chuan and Yoel can hear them clearly.

There was absolutely no other news.

Thinking of this, Xia Chuan suddenly paused.

"What's wrong?"

Joel knows Xia Chuan very well, and his sudden expression must mean he's discovered something.

"Our room isn't well soundproofed, and the other rooms are probably similar. If the person who comes is an assassin, then it's a top-tier one at that."

A smile appeared on Xia Chuan's lips.

Joel brushed her hair aside; she didn't really know much about it.

"You'll know later."

Xia Chuan smiled, deliberately keeping everyone in suspense.

Just as Joel was about to use torture to extract a confession, the sound of gunfire suddenly broke out outside.

Clearly, Vodka and Shuichi Akai got into a fight.

Although the distillery only has Amuro Tooru and Vodka on their side, their strength should not be underestimated, and they occupy the more flexible corridor.

In comparison, Shuichi Akai and his two companions, who were forced into the room, were in a more passive position.

The gunfire immediately attracted the attention of the surrounding rooms.

The train conductors, already more vigilant because of the Phantom Thief Kid incident, heard the commands on their walkie-talkies the moment they heard the gunshot.

"Shuichi Akai, you probably didn't expect this, did you? We knew all along that this was a trap. Now you know whose trap we've fallen into, right?"

Vodka looked smug, firing his gun while making sarcastic remarks.

Inside the room, James used his dominant hand to shoot, but fired with his other hand, resulting in limited accuracy.

It was mostly the Akai father and son who were doing the fighting.

But this can't go on forever.

"Father."

“Shuichi, it’s impossible to break out from the front. Take James and get him onto the roof through the window.”

"Father, and what about you?"

"You underestimate your father, don't you? I am MI6's most outstanding agent, bar none."

Shuichi Akai forced a smile. So, he inherited his personality from his father?

Sure enough, they were just as formidable, and just as arrogant.

Shuichi Akai quickly climbed out the window.

James used the heavy cushion as cover and quickly crawled out as well.

"Finally safe."

Akai Tsutomu breathed a sigh of relief.

Outside, Vodka's smile grew even more smug.

Climbing to the top of the train is definitely the method I most want to see.

"Hmph, Akai Tsutomu, you've really been spoiled rotten by Rum. Don't you even know where you are?"

Akai Tsutomu frowned subconsciously.

Where is this? A mountain forest!
wrong!

Akai Tsutomu turned to look out the window.

While they were fighting, the train seemed to have already left the mountains.

If I remember correctly, there should be an open area ahead of the train, and a bridge across the river.

This place is perfect for sniping!
What about Gin?
Tsutomu Akai suddenly realized that Gin, the brewery's most powerful fighter, hadn't appeared. Where could he be?

Could it be that I didn't get on the bus?

"Oops!"

At this moment, Shuichi Akai and James had already reached the roof of the car.

"Did you find it?"

Amuro Tooru smiled broadly: "Mr. Akai, it seems your son is beyond saving."

His voice was very soft; only Tsutomu Akai could hear it, and it was completely inaudible outside the window.

"Shuichi!"

Akai Tsutomu hooked his toes and threw a cushion toward the room with the door, while he used the time to squeeze out of the window.

After Vodka and Amuro cleared away the obstacles, the room was empty.

"Cohen, what do you mean?"

"Wait a moment, the train will soon be fully visible in front of me."

In the open space beside the bridge, Cohen lay prone on top of a car, aiming a sniper rifle.

Through the magnifying glass, the fifth carriage has appeared, and the sixth carriage will follow.

Less than two seconds later, the sixth carriage came into his view.

"I see you, Rye!"

Cohen murmured softly, his finger already on the trigger.

Although it was a moving target, the distance of less than 300 yards was right in his comfort zone.

Through the magnifying glass, Shuichi Akai and James finally appeared.

"Shuichi, let's hurry to the seventh carriage to find Shinichi Kudo and get him away. Gin is obviously taking this operation more seriously than we thought."

James was surprised that the brewery didn't have a single external member this time, and all of them were codename members.

The capabilities of the codenamed member are self-evident; the fact that all three of the newly found external aids were sacrificed in this mission speaks volumes.

We must get Shinichi Kudo away immediately. As long as Shinichi Kudo is still in our hands, Gin will keep his promise next time, even if he knows there is danger.

Thinking this, he suddenly noticed a car in the open space on his right.

The train had already reached the bridge, offering excellent visibility. It was easy to see a dark mass on the top of the train and what was reflecting light.

James suddenly realized something.

"James, we can't just leave like this. This is our best chance; Gin won't have it next time."

Before Shuichi Akai could finish speaking, he saw a flash of light across James's face.

As a sniper, the first thing he thought of when he saw the light spot was a sniper rifle.

Then look at the surrounding environment.
Oh no, there's a sniper.

James's expression also changed. Before Akai could give the order, James pushed him to the ground.

Akai Tsutomu, who had just appeared on the roof of the car, felt a jolt in his heart when he saw James's actions.

The next second, a bright red flower of blood bloomed on James' back.

The blood was spilled far away.

This shot hit James directly in the heart.

As his heart stopped beating, James forced a smile: "Shuichi, keep it up. I believe you can destroy this evil organization."

James' smile froze in the last second, then, propelled by the train's inertia, his body fell backward, tumbling on the roof before plunging into the shimmering river.

"James!"

Shuichi Akai's eyes were bloodshot as he fired three shots in the direction of the sniper.

As the top sniper in the world of Detective Conan, no matter what kind of gun it is, it's always accurate.

Unfortunately, pistols have limited firing range, and Cohen's sniping distance was just outside the pistol's lethal range.

When he saw the car headlights suddenly explode, Cohen was completely unfazed; he even felt a little amused.

"Rye, you can't exactly pull out a sniper rifle right now, can you?"

(End of this chapter)