Conan’s Sin System

"Forget it, I'd better eat the little sugar balls first. Yuan

Shan and Ye thought about it for a while and made a decision. As they spoke, they took out a candy from their bag.

"Little sugar balls?"

Takada Shinichi couldn't help but raise his eyebrows,"The words"Little Sugar Ball" when spoken in Toyama and Ye actually have the same sound as"Little Abe", which means that the so-called poisoning incident of Little Abe does not exist at all,"Little Abe' actually means 'little sugar ball'

"Whatever you want."

Takada Shinichi smiled and did not tell what he had discovered. Today's case was handed over to Conan and Hattori Heiji so that they could have a duel. Between the bathroom and the corridor outside, Conan and Hattori Heiji stayed. Here, a person is leaning against the wall on one side

"I said Kudo."

Hands clasped, Hattori Heiji suddenly said:"Let me ask you, how much do you already know about this case?"

"Um? No clue at all. Conan was a little helpless:"If the police can really find out that a man named Abe was poisoned in Kansai, it might be easier, what do you think?""

"Is that so?"

Hattori Heiji was silent for a moment, then suddenly laughed and said with pride:"In this case, I am temporarily ahead."

"What? Could it be that... you have already..."

Conan couldn't help being shocked when he heard this. He looked at Hattori Heiji in shock. The other party actually found the clues to this case before him.

"Yes, I already knew that.

Hattori Heiji smiled and said:"That man actually didn't commit suicide, but was killed." And I also know that the murderer is still in this restaurant."

"You said he didn't commit suicide? Why are you so sure?"

Conan was greatly surprised and asked directly.

"Let me tell you, Kudo, that's because..."

Hattori Heiji said as he approached Conan, leaned over to look at him, and suddenly said loudly:"I am a more powerful detective than you, idiot!"

"Okay, I admit it doesn’t matter that you are better than me, just tell me your reasoning."

Although he was a little reluctant, Conan still reluctantly admitted that Hattori Heiji was better than him. Who let Hattori Heiji discover the problem of the case before him?

"Uh...what did you say?"

Hattori Heiji didn't answer. He put his backhand to his ear, as if he didn't hear clearly.

"I didn't hear it clearly, can you say it again?"

Conan immediately said loudly:"I'll tell you your reasoning now!"

"I mean the previous sentence."

Hattori Heiji shook his head, very proud.

"Just...it doesn't matter if I admit that you are better than me."

Conan said again reluctantly.

"Hee hee hee..."

Hattori Heiji was very relieved and happy after hearing this, and immediately said:"Of course, if I, who is better than you, don't explain clearly, how can my little brother know, right? Haha~~hahaha~~"He kept rubbing Conan's hair while talking.

"This kid, I really want to give him a slap in the face. Conan couldn't help but was speechless when he saw this. He felt that Hattori Heiji was too weak like this. But he really couldn't understand how Hattori Heiji found the clues to this case. He himself had no clue at all, and he didn't think he could. Worse than Hattori Heiji, it stands to reason that this kind of thing cannot happen.

"That person spoke in Kansai accent, right? If those words were said in our dialect, it would be like this."

When Hattori Heiji saw Conan staring at him fiercely, he immediately stopped teasing Conan and told him why he thought it was a homicide case.

"Even if I were a childhood sweetheart, there was no way I could agree to such a request and give poison to little Abe. I was the one who killed him. In this case, you must take responsibility yourself."

"ah?!"

Conan opened his mouth in surprise. He didn't expect that what Kamel relayed would sound like this in Kansai accent. No wonder Hattori Heiji said that this case was a homicide.

"Yes, yes, that's the accent. Kamel

, who was in the bathroom, immediately pointed at Hattori Heiji after hearing this:"What I heard at that time was exactly the same as what he just said." Right, like I said, the man who died must have confessed the crime he committed to others, and then committed suicide because of his conscience, right?"The following words were said to Mumu Shisan.

"Uh..that's not the case."

Mumu Shisan explained:"Those words just now may not be.."

Sera Masumi grabbed the conversation and said:"If you speak Kansai accent, I should be referring to you at this time.""

"Why? Why? Hearing this

, Kamel was very puzzled:"In Japanese, self should mean Me. How could it be You?""

"Take for example.

Sera Masumi explained:"We will be responsible for you. The word"we" in this sentence does not include the other party; but the sentence"if we come to discuss it" refers to us including the other party. There are many words in Japanese that are difficult to understand"

"That is to say."

Mumu Shisan concluded:"The deceased was not confessing the crime to someone, but blaming the other person for the crime, and in turn advising the other person to surrender. This should not be wrong."

"By the way. Hattori

Heiji asked Kamel:"'Give poison to little Abe', does it sound closer to 'Tub'?""

"Uh..yeah. Kamel couldn't figure out if this was another misunderstanding, so he said:"But because I think it sounds a bit weird to put poison on people. Maybe I heard it wrong. It's better to eat it.""

"In this case, then this 'Little Abe' does not refer to a certain person, but to a candy ball."

Hattori Heiji is a Kansai native like Toyama Kazuha. Of course he knows the other meaning of 'Little Abe' in Kansai dialect. He immediately said:"The man who died in the bathroom also happened to have one in his mouth. Poisonous candy balls, right?"

In this way, the explanation is completely clear. Megure Thirteen and Sera Masumi also know what is going on. Only Kamel is very confused. If he wants to say candy, why should he add"candy" in front of it? I really can’t understand the small characters, but this is the wonder of language._Fei

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