Conan’s Guilty Points System

As soon as Dudley's voice fell, everyone immediately responded.

The applause sounded again, like thunder.

Heiji stood quietly on the stage, and there was nothing unusual about the applause from the audience.

Gradually, the applause weakened.

"The reasoning is not something that can be easily said. If there is an actual case, it should be easier to explain."

Heiji's voice was slow and calm, echoing throughout the hall, clearly reaching everyone's ears.

"Mr. Hattori, can't we improvise a case?"

"Or, just use the case you have encountered before, and then re-reason it."

"We are very unfamiliar with reasoning, and I hope you can demonstrate it."

The emotions below slowly rose, and the voice began to boil.

"Heiji, I also want to hear your reasoning."

Yukiko folded her arms around her chest, and the corners of her mouth evoked a sinister arc, as if she was watching a good show.

"Mr. Heiji, please satisfy everyone's curiosity."

Dudley looked at him with a smile.

Heiji glanced at Dudley, then looked at Yukiko below, with a smile on the corner of his mouth: "In this case, let me come up with a reasoning for everyone on the spot."

"Is the case repeating itself?"

Heiji shook his head and smiled confidently: "It should be a live version of escape."

A live version of jailbreak?

Everyone below was startled, all eyes focused on Heiji with a curious expression.

Chapter 0371 Lupin III escaped from prison!

A real-life jailbreak?

Dudley, who was beside him, suddenly flashed a gleam of light in his eyes, and looked at Heiji with a little helplessness: he was discovered.

Everyone's eyes were focused on Heiji, looking forward to his reasoning.

The lights suddenly dimmed, and only a bunch of lights condensed on Heiji.

Heiji frowned, then looked at Dudley on the side, and the corner of his mouth twitched: "Mr. Dudley said before that the most important thing for a detective is insight and reasoning ability, in fact, that's not the most important. As a detective, the most important thing is It's the sensitivity to the case."

"The Sensitivity of the Case"

"Mr. Hattori, can you be more specific?"

There was a commotion below.

Pingji smiled lightly: "The so-called case sensitivity depends on the sensitivity to a certain kind of crime. For example, in a coffee shop, there are guests wearing short sleeves all around, but only one table of guests is actually wearing a black gown. Most people would Think they're mentally ill, or physically. But the detective thinks differently..."

After a pause, the people below were listening quietly.

"Detectives generally consider whether there are weapons or even guns hidden in the gown, and then they will observe their expressions, movements, and even speculate on their thoughts. This is the sensitivity of the case. "

Heiji's calm voice was particularly loud in the hall.

Silence!

Heiji's words are very easy to understand and understand, but if they really put themselves in such a scene, they would definitely not think too much. It's just a few people wearing long gowns, so there's nothing to be surprised about.

"Mr. Hattori, can you give a realistic example?"

"We prefer to hear this."

They are not interested in the knowledge of detectives, they are interested in events, especially real events.

"Is it a real event?" Heiji smiled lightly: "I said before, the real version of the prison escape, the background is in our celebration party now."

Immediately, everyone's heads exploded, their brows furrowed, and they looked at Heiji in shock.

"Mr. Hattori, do you mean that there are people who escaped from prison among the guests at the scene?"

He replied calmly.

In an instant, everyone looked at the people around them, and their eyes flashed with surprise.

Dudley and Yukiko in the audience looked at each other, and there was a glint in their eyes.

David Sweet has left without knowing when.

There was a commotion underneath, and a celebration party even infiltrated the escaped prisoners. How could this be possible?

"No wonder I heard sirens everywhere outside."

Someone whispered.

"Mr. Hattori, do you know who that prisoner is?"

Heiji looked down at the stage and smiled lightly: "Mr. Dudley, oh... It should be better to call you Mr. Lupin."

Everyone immediately looked at Dudley, with deep shock in their eyes.

"Impossible, how could it be Mr. Dudley."

"Mr. Hattori, did you make a mistake?"

"This is Mr. Dudley in front of me."

"That's right, I've seen Mr. Dudley, it's true."

There was a lot of excitement underneath. It wasn't that he didn't believe Heiji, but it was too shocking.

"It turns out that in Mr. Heiji's eyes, I'm a prisoner who escaped. Is this an insult to my personality?" Dudley's face was a little gloomy.

"If it is Mr. Dudley, these words are indeed insults, but unfortunately, you are not."

Heiji glanced at Dudley with a calm expression.

"Oh, Mr. Hattori got me interested, why am I not real?"

Dudley looked at Heiji with interest.