Stay away from Conan

At the station, Conan and Hattori Heiji contacted Inspector Nishimura in advance, and the two took the four short swords on a motorcycle and sent them back to the police station. They explained the whereabouts of the other two short swords and hoped that the police would help investigate. At the same time, Gao Yuan, who stayed at the station, was waiting for the police to arrive to deal with the appearance of the mysterious swordsman.

In this regard, seeing that it was Inspector Nishimura who brought the police to the scene, Gao Yuan couldn't help but be a little curious. After all, didn't Conan and the others also contact Inspector Nishimura?

In response, Inspector Nishimura said:

"Regarding the whereabouts of the holders of the other two short swords, I asked Kawazoe to handle this matter... You said, you just encountered the murderer suspected of killing Kugaki Sumito here?"

After such a simple explanation, Inspector Nishimura was very serious and seemed very serious about what happened here. After all, it involved a murder case, and the other party seemed to be ready to kill, which made Inspector Nishimura have to pay attention.

In this way, after Gao Yuan explained the situation at the station, Inspector Nishimura learned that the mysterious swordsman suspected of being the murderer eventually fled to the station and took off his mask and coat in the toilet. He could only follow the normal thinking and try to find the surveillance in the station to see if he could find clues.

It was a pity that when they arrived at the station, the surveillance position of the station could not capture the location of the toilet, and there were not many surveillance images of the station itself, and there was not even a picture of the mysterious swordsman entering the station.

It was very difficult to find out who was the mysterious swordsman after removing the disguise from the few remaining surveillance images.

Therefore, in the end, the police could only take the samurai sword left by Gao Yuan at the scene back for further inspection to see if they could find any clues from it to determine whether the mysterious swordsman was the real murderer, and whether they could find clues about the identity of the mysterious swordsman with this sword.

In this way, Gao Yuan's investigation at the station did not make much progress.

Therefore, Gao Yuan went to the nearby police station with the police to make a record of the matter. After coming out of the police station, he couldn't help but think about what to do next--

Obviously, in Gao Yuan's view, the person who deliberately took out the clue of "Dongwa Ronglong" has appeared. The other party deliberately let those who wanted to seize the treasure of Fujiang Keisaburo focus on the six short swords forged by Dongwa Ronglong. What is his purpose?

This person should be the mysterious swordsman. He killed Kugaki Chengren who brought back the two swords that were lost overseas, and installed a tracker in the sword. After Kaito Kid stole the sword, he used the tracker to track Kaito Kid and chased Kaito Kid...

So, that person wants to get rid of all the people related to Dongwa Ronglong's short sword?

Or, did he want to protect Keizaburo Axie's treasure...

No, if he wanted to protect the treasure, the clue about Tokugawa Eiryu should not have been released...

Or did he think wrongly, and the person who released the clue about Tokugawa Eiryu was not the same person as the mysterious swordsman?

No, that doesn't seem right either...

This incident, in the final analysis, was still related to Keizaburo Axie's treasure——

The current head of the Axie Group, Takuzo Axie, and the arms dealer Brian D. Kadokura, were obviously acting for this treasure, and they obviously believed in the existence of the treasure.

So, the treasure of Keizaburo Axie...

During the war years of the last century, "weapons that can change the situation of the war"...

Perhaps, I should start from the source of this matter...

The era when Keizaburo Axie was active...

As far as the current situation is concerned, it is no doubt that the Axie family made their fortune by discovering gold mines in Hokkaido during the Meiji period, and it happened to be that crazy war era. The Axie family in Hokkaido could not be immune, so Keizaburo Axie would naturally have some dealings with the military industry.

So, in that crazy era, what would Keizaburo Axie do with the part of the property that disappeared from the Axie Group?

This is the core issue of this matter--

Whether it was replaced with gold bars and hidden, or he obtained weapons that could change the situation of the war, it shows one thing, that after experiencing that war era, the Axie Group had a huge fortune that was missing!

This could not be an ordinary investment in the military industry, otherwise this kind of investment and consumption corresponding to Japan's wartime policy at that time should not be "missing".

Moreover, it is impossible to change it into gold bars and hide it, otherwise why didn't Keizaburo Fue pass it down to future generations?

It fits that era, a sum of money that is missing, military industry...

Among the above points, the most noteworthy one is "missing".

Based on this point, it is speculated that Keizaburo Fue's missing property should have been used by him to do a top-secret thing, and his descendants and the Japanese authorities at that time were not aware of this matter...

No, it is unlikely.

It is certain that Keizaburo Fue's descendants, the current Takumi Fue, are not aware of it, and it is basically certain that the current Japanese authorities are not aware of it, but in that extremely crazy era, could the actions of the Fue Group really be concealed from the Japanese authorities?

But the news did not come out in the end, and it is still not clear until now. I think it is because this matter is a very confidential matter.

So, in that era, things that needed to be kept secret...

Even if it was the military industry, under the international environment at that time, what the Fujiang Group could do from its standpoint...

Obviously, it would not be the purchase of weapons. Regardless of the situation at that time or the standpoint of the Fujiang Group, it was unlikely that Keizaburo Fujiang would be able to purchase any advanced weapons without being known to future generations.

So, the more likely scenario is that Keizaburo Fujiang was responsible for developing some secret weapons at that time? And the claim that he could "change the situation of the war" also came from this, otherwise I really couldn't think of any ready-made weapons at that time that could do this.

Therefore, tracing this matter from the premise of history, the most likely conclusion that can be analyzed should be that Keizaburo Fujiang secretly invested funds to secretly develop a weapon that could change the situation of the war during the war, but then with Japan's defeat, the matter was left unresolved, and as the defeated party, Japan could not even have an army, so it was naturally impossible for anyone in Japan to continue to secretly develop weapons.

So, from this point of view, the funds invested in Keizaburo Fujiang's period that were missing, and Keizaburo Fujiang did not pass on the matter later, all have a more reasonable explanation.

Because it is very likely that the weapons that Keisaburo Axe was responsible for secretly researching were not successfully developed until Japan was defeated!