Gin doesn't want to work hard

Then you'll make up your mind.

Kurosawa couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation.

I've finished dealing with things within the organization.

Kurosawa plans to go out and see the professor.

I don't know if he has started looking for information about Shiho Miyano.

Thinking this, Kurosawa put his glasses back on, pushed open the door, and walked out of the room.

In front of the computer in the living room.

Professor Agasa was typing away on the keyboard, his forehead covered in sweat.

On the screen in front of him, lines of code flashed by.

To explain why things turned out this way...

Dr. Agasa himself was also very confused.

Not long after Kurosawa left, Professor Agasa began searching for information about Shiho Miyano online.

At first, everything went very smoothly.

Dr. Agasa quickly found several people who met the criteria.

However, just as he was about to delve deeper into the investigation...

Several streams of information from unknown sources suddenly launched an attack on him.

The opponent was highly skilled, and Professor Agasa quickly found himself at a disadvantage.

Fortunately, when he was helping Kurosawa develop games, he would casually install some small plugins on his computer.

At this point, these plugins became the last line of defense, allowing Dr. Agasa to barely avoid exposing his IP address.

But this will only be temporary.

The enemy's offensive has been very strong. If this continues, Professor Agasa may not be able to hold on much longer.

Seeing that the other side was about to break through the defenses, Professor Agasa had already started thinking about moving.

He realized it at that moment.

Those people on the other side are probably from the organization Conan mentioned.

Did not expect ah.

There were even computer experts in that organization.

From this perspective, it is likely that it is indeed a massive illegal organization.

Professor Agasa somewhat regretted letting Conan try to find clues about that organization on his own.

It seems like it's time to contact Yusaku and the others.

Dr. Agasa was thinking this.

But that's how this interruption happened.

The opposing team took the opportunity to break through the defenses.

"It's over!"

Professor Agasa exclaimed in surprise and jumped up in a panic.

Just then, the computer screen suddenly went black.

Dr. Agasa turned around and saw that Kurosawa had unplugged the main power supply to the computer and network.

Dr. Agasa immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

"Kurosawa, thank you so much!"

Kurosawa put down the plug in his hand and smiled sheepishly.

"I saw you seemed to be in a hurry as soon as I came out, so I unplugged the socket. I hope I didn't delay you, Doctor?"

Actually, he had been in the living room for a while.

However, since Professor Agasa seemed to be able to hold on at that time, Kurosawa didn't move.

Dr. Agasa was so anxious that he jumped up, and Kurosawa quickly unplugged the socket next to him.

Upon hearing this, the doctor immediately shook his head.

"Of course not! On the contrary, I should thank you!"

"If it weren't for you, I probably would have had to move!"

Kurosawa then showed a puzzled expression.

Upon seeing this, the doctor immediately explained what had happened to him.

Finally, he sighed with a bitter expression.

"This organization seems more dangerous than I imagined!"

"No, I have to contact Shinichi's parents and tell them everything."

"Otherwise, I really can't trust Shinichi!"

As he spoke, Dr. Agasa immediately took action, pulling out his phone to call Yusaku Kudo.

Chapter 52 Yusaku Kudo plans to return to Japan

Kurosawa was surprised by Professor Agasa's efficiency.

He made the call almost as soon as he finished speaking.

What just happened seems to have frightened the doctor.

That's why he dialed the number almost impatiently.

Kurosawa looked at the doctor, who was covered in sweat, and silently handed him a few tissues.

Dr. Agasa gave Kurosawa a grateful look.

Just as I was about to thank him, the call was answered.

"Hey, Doctor? Why are you calling me at this hour?"

"What happened?"

A slightly sleepy voice came from Kudo Yusaku.

Dr. Agasa glanced at the time; it was 7 PM.

Based on the time difference between the United States and Japan.

It's probably around four or five in the morning for Yusaku Kudo.

That is indeed bedtime.

Think of this.

Dr. Agasa was a little embarrassed.

I made a phone call on impulse.

I didn't think about time zone differences at all.

But if we let him wait until tomorrow to play...

He probably won't be able to sleep tonight.

The thought of that dangerous organization...

Then consider Conan's overly impulsive nature.

Dr. Agasa couldn't stop worrying.

"Yusaku, let me tell you something."

"Shinichi, he..."

Professor Agasa slowly recounted the series of events that occurred after Conan shrunk to Yusaku Kudo.

"I originally thought it was just an ordinary criminal organization, so I thought I'd let Shinichi handle it himself."

"But now it seems that it's much more serious than I imagined!"

Dr. Agasa seemed somewhat remorseful.

"If I had noticed sooner, I would never have let Shinichi investigate on his own."

"Besides, it seems like Shinichi is completely caught up in it now."

"I don't want to give up at all!"

This is also what Dr. Agasa is most worried about.

He was afraid that Conan wouldn't want to give up, so he wanted Yusaku Kudo to come up with a solution.

Kudo Yusaku was silent for a moment on the other end of the phone, seemingly deep in thought.

After a while, he replied.

"I see, I understand, Doctor."

"I will ask someone I know to investigate this organization."

"Don't worry too much, Yukiko and I will be back as soon as possible."

Dr. Agasa breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.

"That's good."

"But before we get back, we'd like to ask you for a favor, Doctor."

Dr. Agasa naturally agreed.

Knowing that Yusaku Kudo would be back soon, Professor Agasa was clearly much more relaxed.

Keeping an eye on Shinichi during this time shouldn't be too difficult, right?