Conan's World: Ke Xue Wei Tan

Spring seems to be slipping away through my fingers so fast that I can't catch it.

The influence of various public opinions brought by Sakai gradually dissipated, and more novel news gradually attracted the attention of the society, such as celebrities cheating, high-ranking officials keeping mistresses, chemical materials leaked in a large state in the United States, resulting in the collective death of dozens of tons of fish, etc.

On the other hand, some people did not clean up the mess Sakai made until the end of spring.

Rum has always known about Sakai's ambition and her strong self-interest. He never believed that she had the courage to give up her identity and possessions, so he did not doubt the authenticity of Sakai Sariya's death at all. What troubled him was that Sarye gave the police the power to search. He spent a lot of effort to remove the organization's laboratory from the list of people to be searched. But even so, the research in the laboratory was still due to the transfer. The project was at a standstill due to the loss of data and the delay in the return of the main researcher Miyano Shiho.

It was more than four months after I finally suppressed all the negative effects brought about by Sakai Sarie.

In the end, what Sariya did was just kill the organization and catch it off guard, and did not damage the foundation after all.

After a summary meeting, Rum suddenly became curious. He stared at Gin, who had been missing recently, and asked meaningfully: "I have always forgotten to ask, what did she say before she died?"

What did he say before he died?

She stared into his eyes and smiled happily.

She said, you will never forget me in this life.

But these are the words she left to him alone. As for you...

Gin concealed the emotions in his eyes, looked at him calmly, and recounted the simplest fact: "She asked me to tell you that you will never get what you want."

He just stated it, but Rum inexplicably imagined that proud face in his mind.

Like something she could say.

She would rather be broken than broken, yet she can have such magnanimity.

"Humph, I'm still as self-righteous as ever. Without her, there's still another one."

Rum said as he put the matter behind him.

Gin turned around and saw the lazy and enchanting woman leaning against the door.

That expression was particularly charming, and in a trance, it seemed to overlap with the image of the girl in his memory.

Belmod yawned casually and looked at Gin's indifferent expression with the same complex eyes.

He couldn't see any difference from before at all. At most, he missed it and allowed Sarye to take the opportunity to assassinate him, which was just another failure in his perfect career.

His little lover committed suicide in front of him, but he could still act as if nothing had happened, which was really in line with his character.

Belmod shook his head with a smile and walked forward slowly. He lowered his voice until he reached Gin and said quietly: "I heard that you were investigating the only mission he failed seventeen years ago. Are you trying to get the upper hand, or..."

There was a hint of warning in the eyes of the man in front of him. Belmod was stunned for a moment, then chuckled, turned around and left slowly, stretched his body leisurely, and said calmly: "Forget it, don't ask anymore. The new thing that happened Things are already troublesome enough, and I still have to work with Ireland."

She paused, then turned back, her eyes no longer smiling, and spoke slowly:

"You know, the little girl said that she would provide for me in my old age."

"Even now, I still believe in her."