The world of science is unscientific

He controlled his sense of smell, gradually amplifying his senses.

He began to notice all sorts of subtle flavors.

This is also a change brought about by the enhancement of the body. In addition to smell, he can also control his vision, just like adjusting the magnification of a scope.

After getting a general feel for it, Yusuke Suzuki limited his senses back to normal.

Of course, this "normal" only applies to himself; it refers to the level before he had reached level three yesterday.

Those were bodily sensations he had become completely accustomed to.

Furthermore, if you really want to maximize your vision and sense of smell, you're just asking for trouble.

Putting everything else aside, he simply cannot compromise on the issue of odor perception.

As for his eyesight, he was very uncomfortable with a world that was too clear and too close.

After finishing his cigarette, Yusuke Suzuki called Ai Haibara.

"Ai, it's getting a bit cold, remember not to catch a cold, okay?"

In the original storyline, Ai Haibara's identity was discovered by Vermouth because she had a cold, although the current situation is a bit worse than in the original storyline.

But putting everything else aside, it's a good thing that Ai Haibara won't get sick, given his advice.

“Yes, I know,” Ai Haibara gently placed the documents in her hand on the table, sat down in the chair next to her, and said softly, “You too, take care of yourself.”

Wearing a white lab coat, she appeared somewhat lonely under the cold, white light.

Hearing this, Suzuki Yusuke smiled smugly and said, "I stayed at home all day today and did nothing but rest."

Ai Haibara couldn't help but smile wryly. "Who would be so brazen as to slack off at home like you? Speaking of which, Mr. Nishino and Mr. Tamura probably haven't seen their boss for quite some time, have they?"

"They should be used to it by now, after all, this is how I've been training them to handle business independently since the company was founded."

Ai Haibara: "......"

She was completely at a loss for words.

Why are there company presidents who never go to the office?!

The most outrageous thing is that the company is still thriving.

After chatting for a while, Suzuki Yusuke felt there was nothing more to say, so he simply said goodbye.

After putting down her phone, Ai Haibara rested for a while in a chair.

She then got up again and devoted herself to her research.

This time, her sense of crisis was becoming increasingly apparent, and the development of the third version of the antidote was almost complete.

She needs to make the medicine quickly.

Whether it's Shinichi Kudo or herself who's being targeted this time, only by returning to her original body can she retaliate more effectively and better protect herself.

Even if she puts aside the idea that she doesn't want to rely on Suzuki Yusuke completely and doesn't want him to be in danger, she will have to come up with this antidote someday.

However, as things stand, only she and Shinichi Kudo are currently qualified to serve as test subjects for the drugs.

She wasn't the executioner who made the poison, and she couldn't possibly let Shinichi Kudo do the testing alone.

Chapter 369 Ai Haibara is Sick

"Ai, aren't you going to rest?"

11 pm.

Dr. Agasa pushed open the door to the underground laboratory and looked at the little girl's still busy figure, feeling a little sorry for her.

"Okay, Doctor, you should go to sleep first," Ai Haibara said without turning around. "I'm almost done."

"That's it..."

Professor Agasa sighed softly, then smiled again. "Oh, by the way, I made you a peanut butter and blueberry jam sandwich. It's on the living room table. Remember to eat it."

"Thank you Doctor."

Ai Haibara turned around, her eyes filled with tenderness. "Don't worry, I won't be staying up all night tonight."

Professor Agasa nodded upon hearing this, closed the door, and left.

I was busy until 2 a.m.

A hint of joy finally appeared on Ai Haibara's calm face.

finished!

Two white pills, each about half the size of a fingernail, lay there quietly, bathed in the light.

If nothing unexpected happens, this one pill should be enough to help her body recover in about 72 hours.

There is currently no hope of completely restoring things to their former state.

However, with enough experimental data and continuous improvements, she will eventually be able to develop a real antidote.

As for the side effects of the medication...

Some physical pain caused by the enlargement of bones and muscles is certainly unavoidable, but issues such as drug tolerance should be much better than in the previous version.

You'll only know the actual effect after you actually use it.

After putting the pills away, Ai Haibara stretched out a big yawn.

There was some fatigue, but the drowsiness had been largely dispelled by the joy.

Suddenly, a 'coo coo coo' sound came from the silent basement.

I'm hungry...

Ai Haibara rubbed her stomach, remembering what Professor Agasa had said before he left.

Peanut butter and blueberry jam sandwiches, her favorite food.

Thinking of the doctor's sleeping posture, Ai Haibara couldn't help but smile.

Take off your white coat and open the door.

A chill swept over me instantly.

"Why is the temperature so low...?"

Ai Haibara couldn't help but hug her arms and quickly walk up the stairs.

Once she returned to the living room on the ground floor, she saw the howling wind and the lines of rain outside the window.

After shivering, Ai Haibara jogged over, grabbed the tray of sandwiches, and went into the kitchen.

She quickly ate the already chilly sandwich, then tiptoed back to her room to get a change of clothes.

I'm making medicine today, so taking a shower is essential.

...

Early the next morning.

Conan arrives at Professor Agasa's house.

Ai Haibara lay on the bed, a towel pressed against her forehead, coughing incessantly, her pale face covered in sweat.

"I caught a bit of a cold after I came back the day before yesterday," Dr. Agasa said, his hands behind his back, looking rather unwell. "Last night, I was exposed to a cold wind and started to have a high fever around 5 p.m.

Seeing that Ai Haibara was coughing and struggling to breathe, Conan moved closer. "Are you alright...?"

"It's just...cough cough...it's just a minor cold. Take some medicine...rest a bit...and you'll be fine."

Dr. Agasa said with concern, "So much has happened during this time, you must be exhausted."

"Hey, why hasn't Yusuke arrived yet?" Conan suddenly looked up. "You guys didn't tell him at all, did you?"

“It was Ai who said not to tell Yusuke yet,” Dr. Agasa explained. “She wanted to wait until things got a bit better before letting Yusuke know.”

"What difference does it make whether I found out sooner or later..."

Conan made a comment, but then thought that Ai Haibara probably didn't want Yusuke Suzuki to see her like this.

"Cough cough..." Ai Haibara gasped for breath, "What you should be concerned about... isn't this, is it?"

"You mean the car that was following us?"

Conan looked relaxed. "You don't need to worry about that. No one is following me, and no one is watching this house from the outside."

"Actually, we should have taken her to see a doctor."

Upon hearing Professor Agasa's words, Conan muttered to himself, "But today is Sunday, and almost all the clinics around here are closed."

“By the way,” Dr. Agasa suggested, “we might as well ask Dr. Araide for help.”

Conan shook his head. "Him? I just called him. He's not home. The verdict in that case must be coming down soon, so he's busy dealing with it. Plus, he's preparing to go to the clinic in Aomori. He has just too many things to do."

“Oh, right,” he suddenly remembered, “there’s a clinic inside the Dongdu Department Store in Beihu Town, why don’t we go there for a checkup?”

“I remember they were all closed on Thursdays.”

Although some time has passed since she escaped the organization, Ai Haibara still feels somewhat reluctant to go to places like hospitals and clinics.

It's important to know that many of the doctors recruited by the organization are from private clinics.

Nevertheless, Dr. Agasa finally stood up for himself and decided to take Ai Haibara to see a doctor.

The little girl's cough was so bad that he simply couldn't bear to watch her continue.

On the way, Dr. Agasa received a reply from the clinic that there were simply too many patients, and now it would take at least two more hours to make an appointment.

"Well, there's nothing we can do about that then," Conan said, trying to lighten the mood. "Anyway, let's make an appointment first, Dr.."

"Next, let's go shopping at the department store to pass the time while we wait."

Upon hearing this, Ai Haibara's heart skipped a beat.

Oh no, another case is brewing.

No matter what, it definitely won't be done in two hours.

She tried to open her eyes, but her body couldn't respond, and her mind became hazy.

If I had known this would happen, I would have just told Yusuke directly.