As Guangyou helped tidy up in the kitchen, his hands paused slightly. He muttered to himself, "A series of arson incidents? Were they random acts without a target? Simply out of revenge against society?"
The next second, Guangyou shook his head, banishing the arson from his mind, and continued helping Xiaolan clean up.
"Never mind all that, let's just leave this to the police."
Outside the kitchen, Uncle Mori spread out a newspaper on the table, stroked his chin, and pondered, "This prisoner is a bit arrogant, he even dared to provoke the police."
Recalling the locations of the previous two arson incidents, Uncle Mori's expression became somewhat solemn. He said, "If the perpetrator continues to follow this pattern, then the next arson incident will be somewhere in 4-chome."
"Yeah, I just don't know which fourth-chome it is."
Just as Uncle Mori was pondering, this voice suddenly rang out, waking him from his thoughts.
Turning his head to look at the source of the sound, Uncle Mori saw a little kid wearing glasses sitting at the table, craning his neck to look at the newspaper that Uncle Mori had placed on the table.
He muttered to himself, "If the criminals don't stop after burning down Fourth Street, then the next target will be Fifth Street somewhere..."
"This brat..." Uncle Mori looked at Conan with a somewhat unfriendly gaze, but Conan was completely oblivious, still reading the newspaper and analyzing the connections between the cases.
"The red horse statue..." Conan pondered, "Could the culprit just be trying to provoke the police?"
He knew what the red horse statue left at the arson scene represented.
"Conan..."
The moment that voice rang out, Conan snapped out of his daze.
He turned his head somewhat stiffly, looked at Uncle Mori sitting next to him, and chuckled awkwardly.
"Uncle, I'm going back to read my book now." Conan scratched his head and said in an awkward childish voice, "I won't disturb you while you're reading the newspaper."
After saying that, Conan ran into the room without looking back.
"You little brat, you ran fast enough," Uncle Mori said, pursing his lips.
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