The world of science is unscientific

Sleep peacefully, Hiroki.

When they left the city hall, it was already past midnight. Yusuke Suzuki simply called Kogoro Mouri and Professor Agasa, and then took the children out for a late-night snack.

This time, Ran Mouri surprisingly didn't stop her father, and Yusuke Suzuki and the bumbling detective had a great time drinking together.

He was only half-drunk until he had completely drunk his teacher.

In the end, it was Professor Agasa who had to suffer. If it weren't for the help of the Detective Boys' parents, the professor would probably have been exhausted today.

Chapter 166, "Sissy Sky"

I rested for several days in a row.

Yusuke Suzuki had accumulated 60 enhancement points. In the end, he chose to evolve all eight systems to level two, and then continue to save them up, deciding to focus on specific abilities for further evolution later.

The students have been very enthusiastic about going to school these past few days, probably because they were greatly stimulated by their experience with the 'Cocoon' game; they've all been incredibly well-behaved.

In the afternoon, Professor Agasa called.

"Yusuke, tomorrow's a holiday, and there's a circus performing in Japan. I'm planning to take the kids to see it. Do you want to come?"

"A circus?" Yusuke Suzuki thought for a moment. "No problem, I've never seen a circus performance before."

He actually planned to go to EW tomorrow, but... what difference does one more day make, right?

After thinking for a moment, Yusuke Suzuki simply wrote the lyrics and music of "Sissy Sky" on it, took a picture of it, and sent it directly to Shin Tamura.

EW Company.

Shin Tamura and Masato Nishino sat facing each other.

"The boss hasn't even come to the company anymore..."

Masato Nishino looked at Shin Tamura with some displeasure, "Why did the boss send it to you instead of me?"

"What do you mean?" Tamura Shin said arrogantly, "I am the boss's most trusted assistant!"

"Where do I fall short of you? Don't get too cocky!"

"Hehe, I'll be at the company at 5 a.m. tomorrow, I'll scare you to death!"

"I'll come at four o'clock and won't leave work until midnight!"

"I'll have someone bring the bedding over right now. I'll stay at the company!"

"..."

Mai Kuraki and Miho Komatsu, who were eavesdropping outside the door, looked at each other in bewilderment.

That evening, Yusuke Suzuki went to Professor Agasa's house.

He didn't know what happened, but even though he didn't say anything, Tamura Shin and Nishino Masato each sent him several versions of "Sissy Sky".

He has now basically reached the level of release, sung by Mai Kuraki, because her voice is more suitable and her emotional delivery is better.

"You're here," Ai Haibara said, opening the door and handing over slippers. She chuckled softly, "Did you miss me?"

“Yes,” Yusuke Suzuki readily agreed, “and I’ve written a new song that I’d like you to hear.”

Upon arriving in the living room, they found Professor Agasa busy in his laboratory. Yusuke Suzuki greeted him and then came out.

After sitting down next to Ai Haibara, the video started playing immediately.

The prelude begins, bright and powerful, as if there are endless thoughts eagerly waiting to be expressed.

The brief intro quickly ended, and then the vocals began.

"Perhaps it's already too late."

"She spoke so softly, in the voice of the female lead."

"Love is all show and no substance, but empty and hollow inside."

Why crave these things?

Mai Kuraki's unique ability to empathize, combined with her brisk speaking pace, expresses that urgent feeling, yet the ending of each sentence doesn't feel abrupt, instead making you want to keep listening.

"With pain and tenderness devoid of warmth"

"To taint and muddy the world that talks to itself."

Please, tell me your true feelings.

"..."

Even when they tried to call out to the sky, no one answered.

"Searching for the voice hidden behind the words, knees drawn up in repose."

I'm going to see you right now.

The song ended quickly; it was short and fast-paced, yet the emotions it conveyed were fully revealed.

Everything is just right.

Ai Haibara was listening to the song and inexplicably thought of herself.

From the very beginning, it was self-deception and resistance.

I was in a state of extreme inner struggle and urgency, tossing and turning in bed.

There was even some grievance.

The line at the end of the song, "I'm going to see you now," is exactly the inner monologue of the person who willingly took the temporary antidote.

After a moment of silence, Ai Haibara gently leaned on Yusuke Suzuki's shoulder. "I like it very much."

"That's good."

Yusuke Suzuki had actually considered writing a song for Ai Haibara, but his own skills were simply not up to par, so he ultimately chose to plagiarize.

He wrote this song not for fame or fortune, but simply to tell Ai Haibara that he had sensed her feelings.

The reason I didn't push for progress like before was because I wanted the company to perfect the song.

After staying for about two hours, Yusuke Suzuki got up to say goodbye.

The next day, Yusuke Suzuki drove to Professor Agasa's house again. It would be more spacious to have two cars with the children, although one car couldn't fit so many people.

There were a lot of people watching the performance this time. The performance room was completely dark except for the stage lights, which was designed to create the best viewing experience.

After a long wait, the performance began.

The film opens with the iconic clown, followed by a variety of animals appearing in turn.

Then Suzuki Yusuke was shocked. Why were there pandas in this circus?! And there were three of them!

Did you dye this color yourself?

Anyway, Yusuke Suzuki firmly believed that pandas would come to work in a circus.

Impossible, absolutely impossible!

"Do you find it boring?"

Seeing Conan's listless appearance, Suzuki Yusuke tapped the other's big head.

"It's alright," Conan said, his eyes drooping. "It's just that I've seen it all before."

At this moment, the drumbeats on the stage became more and more intense, three female lions appeared one after another, and finally, a very majestic pure white male lion appeared.

Seeing the animal trainers' actions, Yusuke Suzuki was speechless. Were they going to jump through hoops of fire?

This is even worse than the previous shows.

As a result, Conan and Ai Haibara became completely engrossed in the conversation.

Maybe this is what the generation gap is all about...

In his previous life, Yusuke Suzuki had long since lost interest in the fire-jumping project through the internet and television, but it's different for Conan and his friends now.

This is the final show; you can leave after watching it.

Outside, the bright sunlight was still a bit dazzling.

"Today's performance was absolutely fantastic!"

"And those animals are all so cute."

The three children were still savoring the moment when Ayumi showed off the white lion phone charm she had bought. "Isn't it cute? I found it in the store before the show started, and Haibara and I each bought one."

Yusuke Suzuki vaguely remembered the look in Ai Haibara's eyes when she saw the pendant; her affection was almost overflowing. Moreover, she was still wearing the orca and dolphin necklace that he had given her before.

"So you're interested in this kind of thing?"

Conan was surprised and made a small sarcastic remark.

"What, is it wrong for me to like this?" Ai Haibara retorted confidently, "Compared to someone's interest in reading gory detective novels every day, I think it's much better."

After walking for a short while, the group saw a foreign man being surrounded by reporters in the distance.

“That person seems to be the financier of this animal show,” Dr. Agasa said, adjusting his glasses. “I think his name is Randy Hawke.”

"He is from Oklahoma in the southern United States. He made a lot of money after he started mining oil, and adopting animals is just a hobby for him."

"Moreover, he never goes anywhere without bodyguards, and he has even said on TV that they have been cowboys for generations and can protect themselves."

After hearing this, Genta pointed at Suzuki Yusuke and said, "Just like Yusuke-nii."

"Yes, yes, Yusuke-nii has never had a bodyguard."

Conan: "..."

This guy doesn't seem to need bodyguards at all.

Chapter 167 FBI?

"I think you've misunderstood. My last name isn't Hawke at all!"

Hearing the conversation over there, Yusuke Suzuki carefully compared the picture of Randy Hawke in Ayumi's handbook.

It seems that's not actually the case.

Before he could even speak, Conan was already smiling and walking forward. "I think we should go and help him out of this predicament. The reporter has really mistaken him for someone else."