This relieved the sharp, needle-like pain in my throat.

"Alright, that's already stopped it, isn't it?" Guangyou knew what he was thinking and waved his hand.

“The murderer has been caught now, and I stopped him from committing suicide, so don’t make that face.”

"Why create so many worries for yourself when you finally get a vacation?"

He looked at Conan, who had drunk another glass of water, and reminded him again:

"You'd better not talk. You've finally managed to speak, don't make yourself lose your voice again."

"Losing your voice is only temporary, but if there is any permanent damage to your throat, you'll be in for a world of trouble."

"Kuangyou, don't talk to Conan," Ran reminded him after hearing their voices.

"Conan, you too, your throat hurts now, so don't talk."

"Once your throat is better, you can say whatever you want."

"Mmm." Conan felt a warmth in his heart, nodded, and responded with a nasal tone.

Just then, Yamamura Misao returned to the living room.

"Officer Yamamura, didn't you go back?" Uncle Mori asked after a moment of surprise when he saw Yamamura Misao.

"My camera is still here," Yamamura Misao replied somewhat awkwardly, pointing to the camera lying to the side.

Because of what had just happened, and because Uncle Mori wasn't "asleep," he forgot about the camera.

He only remembered this incident when he put Akashi Hiroto into the police car and was about to leave himself.

"Oh, this?" Uncle Mori suddenly became curious about the recorded footage.

In the past, his reasoning was always "dormant," so he couldn't actually see the reasoning process.

Others praise him for being cool when he's making deductions, but just how cool is he? Uncle Mori himself is actually quite curious.

He was the one making the reasoning, but he didn't even know what he was like when he was reasoning.

In the past, only people related to the case and the police were present at the crime scene; no one would record how he reasoned.

Fortunately, Yamamura Misao brought a camera with him this time, and recorded all of his reasoning.

This can satisfy his curiosity.

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