After sitting in the campervan for a while, Conan poked his head out of the door and beckoned everyone to get off.
"Get off the bus, we can go back now."
The reason I didn't get off the bus earlier was because Inspector Megure needed to confirm some information with Professor Agasa and to integrate and record the reasoning process.
Waiting after getting off the bus is waiting, and waiting on the bus is also waiting.
Rather than enjoying the evening breeze outside, it's better to sit in the car and chat.
However, Ayumi wasn't interested in chatting at that time.
The only people chatting were Kōyū and Ai.
This is because Ayumi hasn't fully recovered from what just happened and isn't in the mood for chatting at all.
They've seen this kind of thing many times, and while they have feelings about it, none of them are as deeply affected as Ayumi.
Moreover, they viewed the whole thing from the perspective of bystanders, as if they were watching a tragic movie.
After watching it, I might sigh a little, but it won't affect me.
But Ayumi...
Simply put, she got a little too into the role and hadn't quite snapped out of the "movie" yet.
Getting into character is easy, but getting out of character is hard, and that's exactly the state Ayumi is in right now.
This is a problem that only she can solve. Guangyou tried to comfort her, but seeing that it had little effect, he shook his head and continued chatting with Xiao Ai.
Even now, Ayumi is still somewhat down.
"Okay." Kōyū responded, stood up from his seat with Ai, and after Ayumi also stood up, he took Ai's hand and got out of the car.
Since there was blood on the sunroof of the campervan, it served as evidence.
Moreover, according to the reasoning, the roof of this campervan was the primary crime scene.
For various reasons, they were unable to drive the car away and had to leave it there so that the police could continue their investigation.
Although there's really nothing left to investigate, we still have to follow the procedures.
The earliest I can drive the car away is tomorrow noon.
In other words, if they want to get back to the camp, they'll have to hitch a ride with the police or rely on foot.
It should be the former.
After getting off the car, Kōyū saw Professor Agasa next to Inspector Megure, and Takagi walking towards him after seeing him.
Even though Takagi didn't say anything, Mitsuyu guessed what he wanted to say.
He simply wanted to know where the clothes that Tendo Haruka had discarded, stained with Shirafuji Yasumi's blood, were.
As he had predicted, things turned out exactly as he had expected.
After getting a little closer, Takagi cut to the chase and asked, "Kuangyou, do you remember where that outfit is?"
"I remember, but are we going to go find it now?" Guangyou pointed to the night sky and asked.
"I think if we can find it as quickly as possible, let's try to find it as soon as possible." Takagi seemed less serious when facing Mitsuyu.
“The woods around here are undeveloped and contain many wild animals. If your clothes are taken by an animal, you may never be able to find them again.”
Since it's not a metal object, the detector is completely useless.
If he didn't know, then so be it, but since Kōyū knows, he definitely has to go find him.
Realizing this, Kōyū shook his head slightly.
Unexpectedly, he dug a hole for himself.
Fine, he dug his own hole, so he has to fill it himself!
"Then let's go after we get them back to camp." Guangyou first carefully recalled the location where he found the clothes, then pointed to Ayumi and the others, and said.
“Sending it is no problem, of course.” Seeing that Kōsuke looked like this, Takagi thought that he didn’t remember very well, so he said, “But if you really can’t remember, Kōsuke, then we can forget about it.”
"Now that the murderer has been caught, the main purpose of finding that set of clothes is to collect relevant evidence for our files. But if you really can't remember, I'll just let the inspector know later."
Since he had already spoken and remembered the location of the clothes, Guangyou wouldn't make excuses. He waved his hand and said.
"No need, I remember clearly."
"Alright then." Takagi nodded. Although finding that outfit wasn't strictly necessary, it would be best to find it for the sake of the case.
"I'll drive you back to camp in a police car."
"Thank you for your help, Officer Takagi," Mitsuyu said politely.
"It's nothing, no need to thank me." Takagi smiled, led the group to the police car, opened the door, and made it easy for them to get in.
Before leaving, Takagi said goodbye to Inspector Megure.
"Inspector, I'll take the children back to camp now."
"Okay, thank you for your help, Takagi-kun." Inspector Megure nodded.
After exchanging greetings, Takagi started the police car and drove down the mountain road toward the camp.
...
On the way, Takagi asked several people some questions about the case.
They asked all the usual questions, and they had all been asked before.
For example, a general description of the case.
Only Kōyū was a bit different, because he participated in the reasoning.
Therefore, Kwang-yu still has to answer some questions about reasoning.
For example, how did you come up with the idea of that mat?
Conan, who also participated in the reasoning and had a greater role, did not have to answer these questions.
The main reason is that Conan uses Professor Agasa's identity to deduce things, and his real identity doesn't appear very often.
He only has a few shots in the film.
"So you can do whatever you want just by using someone else's identity?"
He didn't dwell on the question too much, and, to avoid trouble, answered Takagi's question truthfully.
Shortly after answering the question, about a few minutes later, the police car slowly pulled up next to the camp.
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