I'm in Detective Conan, and the system has appointed Batman.

But this isn't a comic book, so it can't possibly have the kind of plot that requires a lot of emotional intensity like The Batman Who Laughs, right?

"...In that case, you don't have anything else to do today, right?"

"If nothing unexpected happens, Batman and the Japanese Public Security Bureau should have already started their operation. If you go now, you won't make it in time for the healing of those Ravens. Why don't you come with me to visit the five injured leaders?"

"Perhaps we can get some useful clues from this, who knows?"

In the end, he simply extended an invitation to Conan.

Upon hearing this, Conan naturally nodded in agreement.

"No problem, I'll go with you."

"It's perfect that he didn't take me with him when he drove."

Chapter 1199 How come she's doing better and better?

Everything Hakuba Saguru and Conan discussed was within Chen En's earphone range.

He was naturally unaware that the situation at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department was actually like this.

But when they heard that the injured were these five people.

Furthermore, both Hakuba Saguru and Conan believed that this was a smokescreen, and the real target of the attack should be one of these five people. He couldn't help but think of the content of a theatrical film.

That's the content of the theatrical version of "The Raven Chaser".

This theatrical version also marks the first and last live-action appearance of Irish, a codenamed member of the Black Organization. After this appearance, Irish retired from the industry, and his figure could only be found in flashbacks in subsequent films.

In this theatrical version, Ireland chooses to disguise himself as a high-ranking official in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to investigate the whereabouts of the USB drive containing the identities of all the organization's peripheral members...

The person who chose to disguise himself in Ireland at that time was Matsumoto Kiyonaga.

That is, he is currently the superintendent of the First Investigative Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

Therefore, when Hakuba Saguru and Conan decided that Kuroda Hyoue was the suspect, Chen En immediately thought of the content of this movie and instead focused his attention on Matsumoto Kiyonaga.

However, it is still necessary to further confirm who is at fault.

He's currently dealing with various disputes within the Ravens' Society, so he probably won't have time to investigate and confirm Matsumoto Kiyonaga's situation for the time being. Fortunately, Hakuba Saguru and Conan can take over.

The Batmobile sped through the streets of Tokyo.

Two officers in the nearby Ministry of Transportation patrol cars saw the familiar black car disappear from their sight in an instant, and then the speedometer displayed a number close to 400.

They immediately and tacitly chose not to see it.

According to past records of several pursuits.

The Batmobile is like lightning; you simply can't catch it.

Even if you catch him, you can't beat him. Anyway, Batman will send bills and fines to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's mailbox from time to time. Why bother chasing him? Are you going to revoke his driver's license?

It's like you're saying Batman has a driver's license to drive this kind of car.

However, just as the two traffic police officers were about to take out their notebooks to symbolically note down the Batmobile's traffic violation before turning back to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to file it, they suddenly heard the sound of a propeller.

They exchanged a glance, then simultaneously leaned out of the car window to look at the sky.

The filming helicopter from Nichiri TV has already been dispatched.

Although Batman, as an urban legend in Tokyo, appears a little more frequently, the Batmobile hasn't been seen for several days.

The Japanese television station's filming helicopter was originally intended to film the scene of a shootout between various yakuza organizations.

But now, as soon as they saw the Batmobile speeding through the streets, they immediately focused their filming on it and followed it closely.

Anyway, Batman goes out at night to deal with criminals, and who knows, he might even end up working for a criminal organization.

In this light, making a Batmobile movie based on Batman seems to offer better value for money.

"...Is Batman really this arrogant when he travels?"

Hondo Hidemi, the presenter who was filming on a helicopter at Nichiri TV, thought to herself.

"Although someone said Batman appeared in Tokyo yesterday, no one photographed his Batmobile or any other Bat-themed gadgets. I thought he was planning to operate covertly in Tokyo..."

However, upon further reflection, it immediately made sense.

Although Batman's true identity is unknown, his repeated help and rescue of the Suzuki Foundation is enough to demonstrate a significant relationship between them.

The Suzuki Group is the largest publicly recognized conglomerate in Tokyo.

It's normal for Batman to be able to borrow some of the Suzuki Foundation's influence or resources. In that sense, Tokyo is Batman's home turf, and it should be other criminal organizations that should be keeping a low profile here.

...However, generally speaking, this kind of filming should not be done by Hondo Hidemi.

She is a presenter on Nichiri TV, and a famous one at that.

However, her main responsibility was late-night radio and programs, and she wasn't responsible for this kind of live reporting. But she couldn't help but get involved in the reporting several times before.

After all, when Black Mask invaded the Japanese television station, she could have easily been implicated by any of the hosts.

This is enough to show that she has an extraordinary connection with Batman. Therefore, the president of Nichiri TV station patted her on the shoulder earnestly and said that as long as Hondo Emi was willing to go, she would be promoted and given a raise in the future.

While there's nothing wrong with being a late-night host, a promotion and a raise would certainly open up more possibilities.

Furthermore, it was to conceal their identities.

If you refuse all these opportunities that come your way, you'll only increase the chances of your identity being exposed.

After much deliberation, Hondo Hidemi finally accepted the task, explaining the situation in Tokyo to the photographer. This scene was then broadcast live to the Nichiuri TV channel in every household in Tokyo.

For example, Hondo Eisuke, who was exercising as usual, and Akai Mary and Sera Masumi, who were thinking about where to book their next hotel, all saw this live broadcast.

Or, to put it another way, the person in charge of the Black Organization in Tokyo and, in effect, the second-in-command.

"...Kier is really getting better and better."

In the hospital, Ireland lay in bed, his gaze fixed on the television screen.

The silent man who was peeling an apple for Ireland looked up at that moment, also watching the live broadcast on the TV screen. For a moment, he didn't know what to say about Hondo Hidemi.

After struggling for a while, I finally managed to say something.

"It seems that it's a real waste of her talents to have her do our job."

Isn't your identity as a TV station employee just a cover-up?

How come the more you pretend, the higher you get?

If this continues, are you going to pretend to be the director of Nichiri TV station?

However, Ireland and Silence quickly shifted their attention back.

Their plan for tonight has been almost successfully completed.

The mysterious person who cooperated with them, whose exact background was unknown, provided magical items that were indeed very effective. Combined with Ireland's own disguise abilities, the result was almost flawless.

Their pretense might only have one problem.

That is, the silent face next to him looks exactly like Shinichi Kudo.

This might be a problem in other contexts, but within this worldview, it's absolutely not a problem.

There are plenty of people who look just like Shinichi Kudo; one more won't make a difference.

"Once we confirm the exact number of police officers available at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, we can officially begin the plan to rescue Pisco..."

He concluded with silence.

Chapter 1200: Pistol against rifle? Shoot with your head?

"...I have a feeling that the intensity of their attack is a bit off."

"Even though the enemy's offensive didn't seem strong, many underworld organizations couldn't hold them off and started to retreat."

He is the nominal and current leader of a Tokyo underworld yakuza organization.

The leader of the Tojo Clan, Furukawa Teng, rubbed his chin with his fingers. He felt that there was something wrong with the situation in Tokyo's underworld, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it. So he turned his gaze to Ye Caisan next to him.

"Shadow Planner, what do you think?"

In response, the renowned Shadow Strategist simply stated affirmatively.

"This is most likely just a feint."

"The Raven Society is backed by the Black Organization, which is a massive global criminal organization that is far beyond the reach of our underworld organizations... even if it's just a small part of Tokyo."

"In the end, our alliance with those underworld leaders is only to learn about the Raven Society's further movement routes through their channels. There's no need to put in any more effort for that."

"They can't stop them, have they considered their own problems?"

"If even a feint attack can't stop a complete rout and they're forced to give up their territory, then it just means that this underworld organization's fate is sealed. If they're not destroyed now, they'll be destroyed later anyway, so there's no need to worry about them."

"We don't need to worry about those that can be blocked."

"Since they can hold them off, it means they don't need our help. We can just sit back and watch them fight. When they're done for, we'll give them a final push, as a token of our goodwill."

Ye Caisan's understanding of the relationships between underground criminal organizations can be summarized in a single sentence.

When allies are in trouble, remain unmoved; when there is benefit to be gained, betray even one's closest relatives.

Do you really think this is the era of chivalry from over a decade ago?

We've all gone to the underworld to become gangsters, what kind of morality do you expect us to have? Being able to sit back and watch the tigers fight, and only step in to deliver the final blow when the other is about to fall, instead of backstabbing them outright, is already quite moral!

Even Ye Caisan had such a weak moral compass when dealing with these underground criminal organizations.

Having spent years in Tokyo's underworld, Furukawa Teng knew exactly what kind of people these were, so he naturally wouldn't hold back. He had only asked them questions to find a morally acceptable reason to satisfy his conscience.

Guhe Teng nodded slightly, his fingers tapping lightly on the armrest of the chair.

He is considering the current situation and how to proceed.

Batman hasn't appeared yet, or rather, hasn't arrived at the scene of the clashes between the various underworld organizations and the Ravens, but one thing is certain: Batman will definitely come to help.