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

He had barely asked the question when he immediately realized what Batman would say next, and instinctively covered his face.

As he expected, things turned out exactly as he predicted.

That's what Batman said.

"Because, I'm Batman!"

Please take one day off.

I'm taking a day off to rethink my approach.

Um.

Chapter 1387

"So, in order to..."

On a television program, the princess of the Kingdom of Vesbania was speaking eloquently to reporters.

At this moment, he fully demonstrated his qualities as a member of the royal family, and appeared to be a truly competent heir to the throne.

You wouldn't guess it, she had previously said she didn't want to be queen.

Members of the FBI Tokyo Regional Headquarters were also surprised by Princess Mira's transformation.

Whether it's the FBI or the CIA, these are intelligence organizations with branches all over the country.

There are naturally also organizational branches within the Kingdom of Vesbania.

After all, compared to most small European countries, the Kingdom of Vesbania, which possesses the rare resource of Vesbanian minerals, is more important.

If we were to focus our main efforts on small countries with few resources...

To ignore countries like the Kingdom of Vesbania, which could potentially overturn the international order at any time, would be putting the cart before the horse.

Therefore, the people here are clearly very familiar with Princess Mira's temperament.

Seeing Princess Mila in this pose now, one can't help but marvel.

"What did this child do when he ran away from home last night? He's changed so much!"

"What life-threatening danger did they encounter?"

"Then, the cliché plot of having an epiphany due to a life-threatening situation?"

The members of the FBI Tokyo District Office couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, while James Black next to him shook his head slightly and simply said...

I don't think so.

"If it's just the Japanese Public Security Bureau that's making the move, then I can barely believe that there are other people out there chasing after Princess Mira."

"But this time is different."

“Those guys in the Japanese Public Security Bureau are undoubtedly useless, but Batman is not useless.”

"Since Batman's emergence, have you ever seen a single instance where Batman personally intervened and still couldn't resolve all the problems?"

"Obviously not."

"Since Batman has already taken action to resolve the situation here, it means that Batman must have also ensured Princess Mila's safety."

"It was probably Batman who intervened and persuaded them."

Upon hearing this, Judy, who was standing next to her, raised her eyebrows in surprise.

You're telling me that if Batman were to persuade Princess Mila, it's really hard to imagine what that would look like.

That deep, hoarse voice was enough to give anyone a heart attack.

Not to mention persuading some delicate princess back to the right path, it's impossible to directly threaten her, right?

That's not impossible.

After all, Batman always solves problems in the fastest way possible.

Someone like Princess Mila can basically be identified at a glance as someone who lives too comfortably and needs to be threatened to become normal.

"It's estimated that only the Japanese Public Security Bureau has real records of this."

"There are no reports about this yet, so it seems we can only find out what happened later."

"Let's just write the report like this for now."

James shook his head slightly.

He did not intend to pursue the follow-up of Princess Mira's case, as that was beyond their jurisdiction.

The purpose of the FBI's Tokyo regional office was to ensure that Princess Mira would not be attacked and killed within the city limits of Tokyo.

Princess Mira, accompanied by Count Keith, has now boarded a private plane to return to the Kingdom of Vesbania.

If anything else happens after that, that's something for other FBI local branches to consider.

It's not their responsibility.

As for incidents such as the theft of the Vesbanian gems during the journey.

James should indeed write a report on this.

Because the Vesbania Gem possesses incredible power; simply activating it with energy can instantly paralyze electronic devices in an area.

No, it's not just about electronic devices.

The theft of any one of these gems would be a huge challenge to the existing order, and if used in a terrorist attack, the final outcome would be unimaginable.

He had to determine which phantom thief had stolen the Visbania Gem.

The reason for this is that there are two completely different accounts of the theft of the Visbania gem.

According to the description given by a staff member at the Grand Hotel Tokyo, the person who stole the Vespania gem was likely Kaito Kid.

They witnessed Kaito Kid disguise himself as a waiter and infiltrate the Tokyo Grand Hotel, revealing his disguise in front of them.

The true identity of Phantom Thief Kid was revealed.

However, according to Inspector Nakamori of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, the person who stole the Vespania Jewel should be Lupin III, the Phantom Thief.

Lupin III disguised himself as Hakuba Saguru, a police advisor to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

He easily blended into the ranks of Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department officers and stole the Vespania Gem before making his escape.

Determining which thief stole the item is proving quite tricky for James...

Because he couldn't find a single phantom thief.

If none of the phantom thieves can be found, there is no way to determine which phantom thief has the Vispania Gem, and naturally, there is no way to complete the report.

Whenever he thinks of this, James can't help but miss Batman.

If it were the world's greatest detective, he would surely know who stole the Vispania gem, right?

If he weren't James Black, but Jim Gordon.

At this point, you can go directly to the roof of the police station and take out the large Thunder Bat-Lamp to summon Batman to solve the problem.

Unfortunately, I can't accept it.

"...I do have a solution."

Judy then turned to look at James, as if she could read his mind, and said...

"We need to determine whether it was Phantom Thief Kid who stole the Vesbania Gem, or Lupin III."

"We only need to focus on one thing."

Upon hearing this, James was taken aback and immediately looked up to ask.

"What is it?"

Judy answered immediately.

"As long as we keep a close eye on the news from the Kingdom of Vesbania, we can confirm whether the Vesbania Gem has been returned to Princess Mira."

"Wouldn't that tell us whether it was Lupin III who stole the Vespania Jewel, or Kaito Kid?"

“Lupin III usually doesn’t return things he steals, but Kaito Kid is just showing off his skills.”

"No matter what gems Kaito Kid steals, he will always return them to their rightful owners in the end."

"If it was Phantom Thief Kid who stole the jewel, wouldn't he have returned it to Princess Mira?"

...You really are a genius.

James clapped his hands, deciding to put this matter aside for now and see if there was any news from the Kingdom of Vesbania in a few days.

If relevant news appears in the Kingdom of Vesbania.

Then you can simply state in the report that Phantom Thief Kid stole the Visbania Gem, and then make up some other nonsensical reasons.

Conversely, if there is no relevant news, then the blame is placed on Lupin III.

After all, there are very few people who are capable of eliminating all the Visbanian rebels and taking the Visbanian Gem under those circumstances.

It couldn't be a member of any intelligence organization, otherwise the situation inside the Tokyo Grand Hotel wouldn't have reached that point.

There are only three people who can do it: Lupin III, Kaito Kid, and Batman.

It couldn't possibly be the Vespania gem that Batman stole, could it?

Batman is the greatest detective and the strongest superhero in the world.

How could he possibly do such a thing?

Therefore, it must be either Phantom Thief Kid or Phantom Thief Lupin III who is doing it.

After deciding how to write the report, James once again locked himself in his room and began writing furiously.