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

Don't tell me that Jack the Ripper's blood is a real thing in the tower. Has Kudo Yusaku ever mentioned that sword skills and physical abilities can really be passed down to the next generation based on bloodline?

What does it matter if the murderer is of the same blood? What does it matter what the world thinks? Why didn't you fight against him?

Never mind, that's not a problem.

Chen En waited for Thomas Sindora to appear, and a system light screen appeared in front of him.

[Special Mission: The Hunt for Mr. Zass]

From the moment Victor Zassars's suicide attempt came into contact with the blade, a thirst for blood and slaughter awakened within him. He desperately wanted to kill those who displeased him. In accurate history, Mr. Zassars's targets were often young women, and he killed at least dozens of innocent people. As Batman, you have a duty to stop him.

[Reward: Firefly Tail Wing]

[Note: He is cruel.]

is it?

Chen En didn't take it seriously.

The next moment, Thomas Sindora pushed open the door and entered, raising the sharp knife in his hand, ready to attack Mura Tadahira. However, a hand had already grabbed Thomas Sindora's arm holding the knife, the powerful force causing Thomas Sindora's face to contort.

The pain made him lose his grip on the knife, and as it fell to the ground, Chen En clenched his fist.

"Let me see just how cruel you can be!"

Chapter 404: If Batman is killed, will Superman reappear?

"Uncle, have you seen A'en? That's strange..."

Holding her juice in both hands, Sonoko Suzuki, sitting to the side, listlessly took a sip through the straw. Seeing this, Jirokichi Suzuki, sitting next to her, sighed and said...

"I guess Brother Chen En must have gone out to take care of something."

"Although I think Tomoko's statement that you don't care about your image is a bit of an exaggeration, I still want to say that you should pay a little attention to your image. Otherwise, if the camera captures you here and broadcasts it, I bet you'll get scolded."

Honestly, this kind of thing is so troublesome.

Sonoko Suzuki could only sigh and stand up.

She glanced around the screening room at Cocoon Games, then her eyes lit up, and she whispered,

"Uncle, look, there's a chair in the corner. Would you like to come and sit down with me?"

"Anyway, the screen here on the stage is big enough, so you can see it from anywhere!"

Suzuki Jirokichi sighed, somewhat helplessly, and said...

"Alright, go ahead."

Upon hearing this, Sonoko Suzuki gave a small cheer, then carefully carried her juice around the edge, trying her best not to be noticed by others, and sat down in the corner to the right of Kogoro Mouri.

Mori Kogoro:?

Kogoro Mouri turned to look at Sonoko Suzuki, a hint of surprise in his eyes.

I was so busy gossiping about Professor Agasa that I didn't pay much attention to Sonoko Suzuki and Jirokichi Suzuki entering later. I only remembered that they had already entered. But now that I see them, I really have a "Who are you, beautiful lady?" feeling.

It has to be said that Sonoko is still very beautiful when she takes off her headband, changes her hairstyle, and puts on an evening gown, even without saying a word.

The next moment, Sonoko Suzuki muttered to herself,

"Uncle, do you know where Ahn went?"

Mori Kogoro:?

Chen En? Your boyfriend has been stolen by Phantom Thief Kid again?

Kogoro Mouri instinctively thought of the mysterious legend that had spread from Sonoko Suzuki to the staff, and then from the staff to other places. He shook his head and said,

"I don't know, maybe that naturally evil bat brat was stolen by Phantom Thief Kid again?"

"Also, Sonoko, you're dressed so beautifully, be careful. Don't forget about the Steel Society, which specifically targeted the Suzuki Group. Although most of the Steel Society has been wiped out, but..."

Kogoro Mouri glanced at Inspector Moroboshi, the deputy superintendent of police, who was sitting in the first row and not paying attention to them. He thought to himself, "Why isn't the game screen showing anything yet?" Then he muttered to himself, "..."

"...There are still some die-hard members of the Steel Society that haven't been completely eliminated. What you're doing is very dangerous."

Upon hearing this, Sonoko Suzuki raised her eyebrows and said matter-of-factly,

"How could that be? There won't be any problems, and besides, Arn will protect me!"

"I don't believe anyone would still try to assassinate me at this time!"

"Assassination target: Sonoko Suzuki, the heiress of the Suzuki Group."

"...Suzuki Sonoko? Why? Is there any need to kill this little girl?"

Timothy Hunt frowned and said in a low voice,

He confirmed the target information given by the ghost child once again, his eyes narrowing slightly. He felt that this assassination target was somewhat unreasonable. Even though he was a soldier of the United States, he knew the size of the Suzuki Group.

That's a behemoth in the Kanto region, a truly heavyweight giant!

The Mud God Association actually dared to hire them to kill Sonoko Suzuki, and then kill Batman, who was brought out through Sonoko Suzuki? Aren't the Mud God Association afraid of retaliation from the Suzuki Foundation after killing Sonoko Suzuki?

"No, if we're just using Sonoko Suzuki as a trigger, then killing anyone else who gets close to her will have the same effect of bringing out Batman. After all... Batman is a hero."

Mortis Hunt is a United States citizen, and Batman was originally serialized in a United States comic book magazine.

He understood Batman's personality better than most people in the city, even more than the people in the city of Tokyo. He knew that Batman would never abandon any civilian he could save, if that Batman was the real deal.

To be honest, when Mortis Hunter saw the assassination target given to him by the ghost child,

He even thought he had traveled into the DC Comics universe, because Batman is clearly a superhero from comics who couldn't possibly exist in reality, but in fact, Batman does exist.

This superhero who only exists in comics has damnably come to the real world.

The combat prowess they displayed astonished even Mortician Hunter, a Navy SEAL, as he had only ever seen such combat ability in a handful of people.

For example, there's Hawke, a serial killer who previously served in the United States Army and killed over two thousand people on the Middle East battlefield.

The bizarre thing is that in news reports a few days ago, the invincible serial killer Hawk was defeated by Batman teaming up with Lupin III. While Lupin III is certainly a monster, anyone who can team up with a monster must also be a monster.

This Batman might be even more terrifying than the Batman in the magazine.

This is why Mortis Hunter, his disciple Kevin Yoshino, and instructor Scott Green all switched to a sniper rifle. It was because last night, the ghost boy Nakafumi got a batch of equipment from somewhere.

These equipment items are varied, but all are of high quality, resembling military supplies, and are very well-made.

The three of them each picked a large-caliber sniper rifle and took a lot of armor-piercing rounds, ensuring that as long as the sniper rifle bullets hit Batman, they could turn most of Batman's body into a bloody mist and kill him completely.

"This is Kevin Yoshino, and my position is ready."

"Should we change the target from Suzuki Sonoko to people near Suzuki Sonoko? Won't that cause problems with the reward from the Mud Ginseng Association? Although we can force the Mud Ginseng Association to pay, but..."

Kevin Yoshino hesitated for a moment, then said,

“I don’t want to do this, Mortis, after all, the Mud Ginseng Association is your benefactor.”

Upon hearing this, Mortis Hunt simply said in a low voice,

"The Mud Ginseng Society's real target is Batman."

"As long as we can kill Batman, we'll have done right by the Muddy Association and paid back the favor. He'll naturally give us the money. Sonoko Suzuki is just an extra. We'll avoid killing her if we can."

"If we kill Sonoko Suzuki, we might never be able to leave Tokyo!"

After Mortis Hunter finished speaking, he suddenly became somewhat dejected.

"I never imagined that one day we would have to take down a superhero who almost represents the United States."

"Fortunately, my bottom line has already slid into the abyss along with those who ruined my life. Now, my only worry is that if I kill Batman, will a Superman appear and take my life?"

Forget it, let's kill Batman first.

Chapter 405 Counter-Sniping, Shuichi Akai/Gin's Unexplained Synchronization

Scott Green, Timothy Hunter, Kevin Yoshino.

Compared to Max Spencer, the last person mentioned by James Black, the first three knew each other and were more likely to be the murderers. However, Shuichi Akai could not find a reason why these three had to come to Tokyo.

These three are criminal suspects, but they have alibis proving that they were not the ones who actually committed the murder.

Therefore, although the FBI clearly knew that the dead were all Mortician Hunter's enemies and that the three were highly suspected of murder, the FBI headquarters had no choice but to abandon the arrest operation due to the identities of the three men and the lack of any evidence.

In fact, FBI headquarters had no confidence in the Tokyo branch of the FBI in Japan, led by James Black.

These geniuses are so vague in their reports that they can't handle this kind of investigation. So, the FBI headquarters just sent a few color classified faxes as usual, asking James Black to investigate based on the information on the faxes, and then filed them up.

And this proved to be true; even when searching based on the photos in the fax,

FBI agents in Tokyo searched for two and a half days, but they couldn't even find the three people, let alone conduct a security check. Without finding them, any talk of a security check is meaningless.

However, just when everyone was at a loss, someone noticed something amiss.

Judith Sterling.

Judith Taylor suspects that the previous series of sniper attacks on the Mud God Association is related to this, and speculates that the three snipers may have come to Tokyo to seek revenge on the Mud God Association. As for the reason?

Uh, Scott Green runs a car repair shop in Tokyo, and there's a guy named Kiriko Busujima in the Dokkon area who likes to speed around town.

What if one day this Kiriko Busujima goes to get her car repaired after causing a disturbance, and then refuses to pay Scott Green, causing Scott Green to bring a bunch of his buddies over to level the mud and hold a meeting or something...

She herself felt that this conjecture was very unreliable, so she only investigated it as a supplementary information perspective.

Then I found out.

Judy relentlessly investigated the people at the auto repair shop and finally learned from a regular customer that Scott Green seemed to have a good relationship with Kiriko Busujima, the girl in the photo Judy showed him, and that she had seen them chatting.

Then, Judy was shocked and immediately went to investigate the relationship between Kiriko Busujima and Scott Green.

She was horrified to discover that Kiriko Busujima and Scott Green had no media connection whatsoever, but the regular customer had clearly said he had seen the two of them sitting together chatting. How could they possibly have no connection at all?

Email? Mobile phone messages? Phone calls? Emails? Surveillance records?