Conan's Science Manga Artist Kudo Yuuji

Beside the takoyaki stall, Dr. Agasa was waiting in line.

This takoyaki is so popular that it is limited to two servings. The doctor used his signature to tie up a small ball and put it in his mouth. The large pieces of octopus were very elastic, and the batter was fried just right. With the sauce, Dr. Agasa quickly finished the first box.

The poor scientist who was forced to lose weight by the big devil swallowed his saliva as he looked at the remaining portion.

No, this is for Yuuji.

But he is not here now, and the octopus balls will soon get cold.

Dr. Agasa kept swaying from side to side.

The doctor put the takoyaki in his hand and opened the transparent plastic lid with trembling hands. In his eyes, the takoyaki seemed to be glowing at this time, and the fragrance climbed from his hand to his shoulder and then drilled into his nostrils. The doctor was tempted by it.

"Is this okay? With your figure, if you eat too much of this, your body won't be able to bear it."

A girl's cold voice rescued Dr. Agasa from the temptation of takoyaki.

The doctor looked in the direction of the voice and saw a super beautiful girl.

Big wavy short hair, a little reddish brown, ice blue eyes, like a character from a comic.

Dr. Agasa seemed to realize that it was impolite to look at others like this, so he scratched his head and explained: "I'm sorry, because you look like a girl in a comic I've read."

"It's Hayashihara Rei in "Edogawa III", right? I was also shocked when I first saw it."

Dr. Agasa put the takoyaki in his hand back into the plastic bag with difficulty, and then breathed a sigh of relief. When he raised his head, the girl just now disappeared again.

"Am I hallucinating?"

Dr. Agasa doubted his mind for the first time.

Gathering goldfish is a must-have item at the fireworks festival. The only thing that can compete with it is probably throwing darts. There are many people here, including the reddish-brown-haired girl from before.

"Ms. Matsumoto, I saw my sister, thank you for helping me find her."

Finally found her!

Sayuri Matsumoto also breathed a sigh of relief and gave her a thumbs up: "Then go ahead, don't leave your sister alone again! That's too pitiful."

"I see, bye."

"Bye, Ms. Hirota."

Following the crowd, Sayuri Matsumoto walked to the river. At this moment, some people had already spread floor paper on the ground, and many people were standing, looking forward to the fireworks tonight.

Unlike the lively gathering, the shrine was much calmer at this moment. On the approach to the shrine, Yuji and Yuzuki Usami, who walked past the torii, walked towards the water house. After washing their hands and rinsing their mouths, they put 5 yen into the incense box and clapped their hands.

Japanese incense seems to pay more attention to the meaning, and for the money, 5 yen is generally the most. Because 5 yen in Japanese means "to make a connection", most people carry 5 yen coins before visiting the temple.

"There are surprisingly few people here."

Yuuji sat on the steps of the main hall, smelling the natural atmosphere around him. The music and the crowd in the distance seemed to have calmed down.

When he was free, the boy began to look at the girl's outfit. She was wearing a white yukata and a red bellyband. In her right hand was an apple candy, and in her left hand was a fan she had just bought from a vendor. On the fan was a "rabbit" character that was the same as her name.

"Kudo-san...please don't stare at me so straight...I'm a little shy."

Yuuji woke up instantly, smiled awkwardly, and began to make excuses for himself: "Because Usami-san is very beautiful in a yukata."

"...really...?"

Usami sat down next to the boy, and the apple candy in her hand fell to the ground. Looking at the bare bamboo stick, the two laughed again.

"Ah, what a waste." The girl seemed to look at Yuuji with pity as he picked up the apple candy.

"It's okay, it just fell on the board, and the other side is still edible."

Usami Yuzuki took out a comic book from her bag, sat there, and read it in the moonlight.

"Kudo-san... I decided to give up singing."

The boy seemed to have heard something incredible, he turned his head suddenly, and his face was no longer calm.

"Why?"

"When I was five years old, it was Sayuri-san who encouraged me to sing. As a result, because I sang too well, I was excluded by the children in the same class in kindergarten. So when I went to elementary school, I didn't dare to sing. At that time, it was Kudo-san who helped me."

Usami held the comic book and looked at Edogawa III in it: "It's really reliable, just like Edogawa III. It's obviously a Shiba Inu, but he wears a blue suit and speaks with a red bow tie, just like a fairy tale."

...No, it's actually from reality.

"When I was in junior high school, I began to realize that I didn't really like singing that much. Now, I want to use my own voice to act out Kudo-san's comics. So I participated in the voice actor selection and successfully passed the preliminary selection."

Yuji looked at the book in Usami's hand. In this chapter, he added a new character, Inoue, a girl. Compared with the boys in the boy adventure group, she likes Edogawa III more.

"The voice actor selection for this child will start in a few days. Can Kudo-san help me practice and check the words? It's the paragraph on page 20."

Yuji moved closer to the girl, and he tried his best to imitate the tone of Edogawa III in the animation.

"Inoue, why do you always stay close to me?"

"Because Edogawa III is reliable, isn't he?"

"Don't lie, I can tell at a glance that you're not telling the truth!"

"Truth? Then tell you, because, I like you."

Yuji's eyes were always on the comics, and Usami's eyes were always on Yuji.

"Are you not going to continue?" The boy didn't hear the conversation below, so he looked up and asked.

"No, I'm confident!"

Yuji watched the girl put the book back into the bag, and then patted the loose dust on himself.

In an instant, the sound of fireworks came from the river. Red, green, and brilliant light spots suddenly appeared in the sky, the glow floated from afar, and then dissipated above the shrine.

From just one point, countless rays of light fell, turning from orange light to colorful silver flowers and fire trees. The boy and the girl were surprised by such beauty, and soon woke up.

"It's over."

Yuji put his hands behind his forehead and returned to the river with the girl.

Dr. Agasa was holding a cold takoyaki in his hand. Seeing the boy coming back, he said regretfully: "The takoyaki here is really delicious, but it's not good when it's cold. Yuji, why don't you just not eat it."

"It's okay, the lunch boxes at school are also cold."

Yuji didn't notice the doctor's guilty face. He opened the box and found that there was only one small ball left in it.

The boy looked at the doctor with sauce on his beard, and his expression seemed helpless: "You didn't eat a box, did you?"

"...Yes."

"Forget it, let's go back."

The confirmation of the heroine of this book must wait at least for the assassin in the pupil.