After Ai finished drinking her water, the two walked out of the cabin. Kōyū raised his head and gestured to Conan, "Let's go, let's go take a look at the observation deck."

Looking at the two holding hands in front of him, Conan suddenly felt that he shouldn't have invited Mitsuyu.

Forget it, out of sight, out of mind.

Having made up his mind, Conan turned around and walked towards the mountain trail without looking back, saying to the others, "Let's go, we need to investigate before the police arrive."

The current situation is quite clear: this case appears to be an accident, and there are many suspicious points.

Of course, the possibility that it was truly an accident cannot be ruled out, but what if it wasn't an accident?

The police will be here soon. If they haven't made any progress by then, the case will probably be classified as an accident.

Once the police finish their investigation and leave, it will be difficult for Conan to bring the culprit to justice.

On the one hand, the murderer had ample time to destroy evidence; this was a forest, making it easy to destroy.

On the other hand, he is just a child now, and most of what he says is taken as a joke.

Conan understood this all too well, so he wanted to investigate the truth of the matter before the police arrived.

If it's an accident, then so be it; if it's not an accident, then it's time for "Sleeping Kogoro" to make his appearance.

The above were just Conan's own thoughts; Kousuke, who followed him up the mountain, didn't think that much about it.

He had nothing to do with this case; at most, he was just a witness.

He simply wanted to take Ai out for a walk and enjoy the scenery along the way.

Secondly, he went to the observation deck with Conan to check the situation.

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