The Detective Conan's Luck-Changer: Ran Begs for Mercy at the Start

"Could there be savages on this island?"

Izuki Shizuta smiled.

The fish was then handed over to Ran Mouri, the best cook, to grill.

Then they turned and went into the woods again.

"Mr. Yizhu is not an outsider."

"Sister Fei, we should get used to living together sooner or later..."

Ran Mouri said quietly as she grilled the fish.

"You're right."

Sonoko nodded and said, "After all, it's just an island."

"Whether or not we will be rescued, and when we will be rescued, is uncertain."

"We'll definitely be living together from now on."

However, with Izuki Karuta around...

Sonoko feels very at ease now.

"Yeah, that's true."

Eri Kisaki responded softly.

The fire crackled and popped as it burned.

The warm firelight illuminated the three women's faces, making their complexions appear slightly flushed.

When the fish is half-cooked

Izuki Karuta returned to the makeshift shelter with a section of thick tree trunk.

Under the curious and puzzled gazes of the three women,

Izuki Karuta used a stone knife to cut off a section of the tree trunk and quickly carved out a simple wooden bowl.

By the time the fish was cooked, Izuki Karuta had already prepared four wooden bowls.

Instead of distributing the bowls to the other three, he took them and left the shelter.

Half a minute later, Izuki Karuta returned again.

The wooden bowl in my hand is already filled with clear water.

"After landing on the island, I dug a water pit nearby to collect rainwater."

"Let's drink this to quench our thirst first."

Izuki Karuta knew that the three girls had not consumed any water for nearly ten hours since they went to sleep last night, and must be thirsty.

The three women gratefully accepted the water and gulped down all the water in their respective wooden bowls.

Is this really rainwater?

"It tastes a little sweet."

Yuanzi smacked his lips a few times, expecting the water to have a muddy taste.

"Perhaps you're just too thirsty."

"It created some illusions."

Izuki Karuta offered a casual explanation.

In fact, Izuki Karuta did dig a water pit nearby.

However, it is impossible to store so much clean water in a short period of time.

Izuki Karuta was too lazy to wait.

They used their evil energy to forcibly distill and filter the seawater, purifying it into clear water, which they then poured into puddles and bowls.

It's fair to say that they're currently drinking purified water.

Ran then divided the grilled fish into four bowls.

Asking for flowers

He handed the largest bowl to Itake Karuta.

Izuki Shizuta didn't stand on ceremony, knowing that they might worry if she didn't eat more.

After eating grilled fish, Izuki Karita immediately plunged into the woods.

Before leaving, Ran Mouri wanted to stay and help out a bit more.

Izuki Karita appreciated the sentiment, but still told Ran Mouri to stay at the shelter and rest.

"Xiao Lan, you should get some rest first."

"Take good care of yourself."

Eri Kisaki knew that Ran wanted to help.

But knowing that given their current situation, not causing trouble would be the greatest help to Itsuki Shigeda.

They were engrossed in their adventure last night, which expended a lot of energy, and they went to bed hungry.

Furthermore, due to prolonged adventures and excessive excitement, he now feels somewhat lightheaded and is hardly in good health.

Having left the dangerous sea, found shelter by a warm fire, and eaten their fill, the three women quickly fell asleep as drowsiness overcame them.

When I woke up again, it was almost noon.

The torrential rain continued unabated.

The simple shelter was filled with the aroma of food.

The three women got up and discovered that Izuki Qingtian was actually cooking seafood soup.

To be precise, it should be called seafood stew.

Fish, shrimp, crab, kelp, and wild vegetables are all stewed together in one pot.

The cooking utensil was a stone pot.

A stone pot that is clearly a large rock, with a hollowed-out center and simple polishing marks around the edges.

None of the three women knew how Itsuki Shigeta had managed to do it.

But one can imagine that Itsuki Karuta must have spent a lot of effort and time on this pot.

Seeing that they had woken up, Izuki Shizuta ladled a bowl of seafood stew for each of them.

Sea fish naturally contain salt and don't need any seasonings. Plus, all the ingredients are fresh, so the fish soup is sweet and incredibly delicious.

The three women all raved about the seafood stew. Ran Mouri ate three large bowls, while Eri Kisaki and Sonoko each ate two bowls, leaving them completely full.

Seeing that they had such good appetites, Izuki Shizuta felt quite accomplished.

It was worth the ten minutes he spent making this stone pot.

For the average person, making a stone pot on an island without tools would be incredibly difficult.

However, for Izuki Shigeta, who possesses malevolent energy, this is merely a matter of taking a little time.

While the three women were sleeping and resting

Izuki Karuta spent most of her time building the new shelter.

The makeshift shelter they had was completely inadequate in Izuki Shizuta's eyes.

If it weren't for the malevolent energy secretly suppressing it, this rubber boat would have been blown away by the gale long ago.

Chapter 167 Island Life, Gin's Revenge

After having seafood stew for lunch,

Itake Karuta had Ran Mouri carry the rubber boat to act as an umbrella.

Have Eri and Sonoko bring pots, pans, and other miscellaneous items.

He then carried the rough wooden wall he had previously made.

He led the three women to a new shelter not far away.

The new shelter is located at the junction of the forest and the beach.

"This, this, this, this."

"Did Mr. Yizhu complete this all by himself?"

Ran Mouri, Eri Kisaki, and Sonoko were all greatly shocked.

They couldn't help but pinch themselves, only to realize that they weren't dreaming.

Izuki nods and leads the three women into the new shelter.

The new shelter in front of us is built entirely of trees.

To build this new shelter, Izuki Karuta cut down many trees.