On the same day, Yingtori Yannan followed Chi Feichi to eat, drink and visit the park.
In the evening, Detective Long from the Abedo Detective Agency invited Chi Feichi, Mouri Kogoro, Koshimizu Nanatsuki and other detectives with good connections to a party at an izakaya.
Isao Takatori was also waiting in the car. He did not drink alcohol and stayed awake at all times, like a fighter who was ready to go to the battlefield at any time.
Conan followed Chi Feichi for a whole day without giving up. After confirming that there were indeed no suspicious people around and staring at Chi Feichi, he realized that Takatori Yannan just 'rarely has a job to take seriously'. He was speechless and completely relieved. , I went to school obediently carrying my schoolbag on my back the next day.
During the days when the student party was in school, Chi Feichi asked Yoshio Takatori to take him to the vicinity of the Minato Laboratory. He stayed in the laboratory for two hours before reaching the roadside and called Yoshio Takatori to bring someone. Pick yourself up.
Takatori Yannan didn't care about Chi Feichi's whereabouts or what he was going to do. According to Chi Feichi's request, he only brought two people who were skilled in moving wheelchairs. After picking up Chi Feichi, he drove with Chi Feichi. Fei Chi took a trip to Yokohama Chinatown.
The bodyguards would take the time to eat lunch before picking up Chi Feichi, and Takatori Yannan was no exception, so Chi Feichi was the only one eating lunch in Chinatown.
Fortunately, Chi Feichi had reserved a private room in advance, and he was not being watched by other diners even though he was eating alone with three bodyguards standing behind him.
After lunch, Chi Feichi sent the other two bodyguards to move around freely and asked Takatori Yannan to accompany him to take a look around China Street.
Yannan Takatori looked at the people on the street, holding the box containing Fei Chi, and moved closer to Chi Feichi's wheelchair, so as not to be unable to take care of him when someone bumped into the wheelchair, "Even if it's not a holiday, the people here still don't care. Less."
"Whether it's a holiday or not, there are many people coming to China Street to eat. After all, Chinese food is very famous." Chi Feichi let his wheelchair drive along the corner outside the store, looking at the goods in the shops along the road, trying to find something that interested him. Objects, "Don't be too nervous, just come with me to relax. If you encounter something you are interested in, you can buy two pieces back."
"Then I have to take a closer look..."
Takatori Isao smiled and spoke casually, and soon he was fascinated by all kinds of strange things.
An hour later, Chi Feichi bought some herbs for bruise and bruise ointments at a herbal shop, and also bought some herbs that could be used as food supplements. When Takatori Yannan heard from Chi Feichi, he said, 'The quality of the herbs here is good.' , immediately bought a bunch of ginseng, wolfberry and other tonics.
Two hours later, Takatori Yannan carried a bag and left an accessories store, buying a bunch of Chinese knots, opera masks, dragon and lion dolls and other small items.
Three hours later, Takatori Yannan was carrying large and small shopping bags in both hands, and the items inside were added to the items such as mandarin duck daggers, old porcelain bottles of unknown age, folding fans, pens, inks, papers and inkstones.
Chi Fei reluctantly packed up the storage space vacated by the wheelchair, stuffed the herbs he bought into a storage compartment, and took over the task of taking care of Fei Mo. He looked up and saw Takatori Yannan looking down at the porcelain bottle in the bag. , said speechlessly, "Takatori, I said before that the porcelain vase was not a real antique, why did you still buy it?"
"Because the uniform cracks on it are very beautiful," Takatori Yannan said disapprovingly, "and after you said it was a fake, boss, the shop owner immediately lowered the price by more than ten times, just like buying a vintage ornament. "
Chi Feichi was silent for a moment, "What about the pen, ink, paper and inkstone?"
As for the porcelain vase, what Yingtou Yannan said makes sense, but how do you explain buying a set of pen, ink, paper and inkstone for a person who doesn't even know how to use ink sticks?
Takatori Yannan looked serious, "I think I can study it. When I get older, I might be able to practice calligraphy."
Chi Fei nodded clearly.
He understood that Takatori just had too much money and burned his pockets. He wanted to buy new things when he came across them. It could also be said that it was because Takatori could easily get money here and in a criminal organization, and it was not easy to spend money to buy fun. Feeling distressed.
As Takatori Yannan spoke, he took another look at a store with the slogan 'Chinese fortune telling', "Chinese fortune telling? I haven't tried it yet... Boss, do you want to go and have a look?"
Chi Feichi took out his mobile phone and checked the time, "The last one, we will return to Tokyo in an hour."
"Okay!" Takatori Yannan nodded happily, waited for Chi Feichi to drive the wheelchair, and immediately followed him into the store carrying a bunch of his things.
The store door is narrow, barely big enough for a wheelchair to pass through, and a half-curtain of white cloth with slogans is hung at the door to block the sunlight outside.
The store was not very large, with a dim electric light, a counter placed against the wall, and wooden tables and chairs in the corner. The overall space seemed dim and cramped.
However, because there are many bells, long ropes and other props hanging on the ceiling, and some totems are painted on the walls, it has a somewhat mysterious atmosphere.
There was a middle-aged man with a round figure standing behind the counter, wearing a modern attire of brown jacket and gray trousers. When he saw someone coming in, a smile immediately appeared on his face. He smiled quite festively and came out of the counter to greet them. Guest, welcome."
"He wants to tell fortunes."
Chi Feichi raised his chin towards Takatori Yannan beside him, indicating that he had nothing to do.
As a person with mysterious power, it's not that he doesn't believe in metaphysics, he just doesn't believe that there are so many people in the world who have mastered the power of metaphysics.
However, rather than spending a lot of money on drinking and sex venues, he also felt that it would be good to spend money to buy some novel items and have more new experiences.
Takatori Isao immediately stepped forward and temporarily put the shopping bags on the counter to negotiate with the middle-aged man.
The middle-aged man introduced the projects in the store to Takatori Yano, made hot tea, and invited the two of them to sit at the table.
Chi Feichi listened for a while and roughly understood that the owner and fortune teller of this store were both middle-aged men in front of him. He said that the fortune telling was not accurate and should be regarded as the traditional Chinese 'horoscope' theory.
Isao Takatori originally entered the store with the mentality of 'experience the fun'. After hearing the middle-aged man say that he was in charge of divination, although he felt that the middle-aged man in front of him did not look like a wizard at all, he didn't care. He was happy. He cooperated in announcing his birthday, watching the middle-aged man write and draw on a piece of paper, and curiously asked, "Is there any ceremony to be held next?"
"No, that's enough," the middle-aged man still smiled. He really looked like a businessman with the concept of 'harmony brings wealth'. "Mr. Takatori, I don't know how to exorcise demons and pray for blessings. I can only help you answer some questions." Doubts, and I can’t guarantee that all questions can be answered.”
Such words made Chi Feichi raise his eyes and take a serious look at the middle-aged man.
If this man said that Takatori Yannan was about to suffer a bloody disaster and that he needed to spend money to pray for blessings or buy things, he would supervise Takatori not to foolishly spend a large amount of money to go in.
Many fortune tellers will make themselves appear omnipotent and perform some mysterious rituals to increase their sense of mystery. However, this man first does not want rituals, and secondly, he directly says that he does not know how to exorcise demons and pray for blessings. It feels a bit like "honest fortune telling" .
"It doesn't matter. Not having a ceremony saves time. I don't like that kind of tedious ceremony. Just do whatever you can." Takatori Yannan didn't care about the truth or falsehood. He was only interested in the experience of the service project. , "I wonder what questions I can ask? Lifespan? Or...luck?"
The middle-aged man raised his eyes and looked at Takatori Yannan, and the smile on his face faded a little, "Let me tell you something about your past first. If it is right, you can ask me again. If you feel it is wrong, the divination fee agreed before , you don’t have to give it.”
Takatori Isao didn't expect that the middle-aged man suddenly became serious. He was startled for a moment, nodded, and quickly added, "The divination fee is not much. Since you spent time, I will give it to you regardless of whether it is right or not. of."
"You are so generous!" The middle-aged man returned to his smiling look and looked at the paper in front of him with many marks on it, "Then let me first talk about what happened before you were twenty years old..."
As Takatori Isao listened, his expression gradually changed.
How old was he when he had an accident, his general relationship status with his parents, how old were his parents when they died...
Isn’t it a bit too bizarre that you can say all of these things, and that they are all correct?
After seeing ghosts at his boss's house, if he discovers that divination really exists and can be very effective, his worldview will be completely shattered.
"I left my hometown in the next few years. Although there was no shortage of food and drink, my life was full of turmoil. I wandered around and had no fixed place to live..." The middle-aged man said, adding a few words to the paper from time to time, and suddenly looked at the words wrinkled in his pen. After frowning, he continued to raise his head and smiled at Takatori Yannan, "Behave more calmly and steadily this year. Don't be impulsive and take risks. It will get better and better in the future."
Chi Feichi was sitting in a wheelchair slowly drinking tea. When he heard the middle-aged man say this, he looked up at the paper in front of the man and recognized the Chinese characters on it, "Injury from torture, physical strength... prison."
He didn't know how to calculate these specifically, but he had heard of some theories.
The middle-aged man's smile froze on his face, and he looked up at Chi Feichi in surprise.
From the moment the two entered the door, he could tell that the young man in a wheelchair had a higher status than Mr. Takatori. The two were dressed like bodyguards and bosses, but they were close and like friends. However, the young man was too quiet. , seemed to be very introverted, so he felt free to let the young man stay aside, not worrying that the guests would think he was neglecting his hospitality.
This was the second sentence this young man said since he entered the house. He wrote the first four words on the paper, but he did not write the four words 'prison disaster' on the paper, but was written by this young man. Speak up.
Takatori Yannan turned his head to look at Chi Feichi in surprise and confusion, "Prison?"
The middle-aged man came back to his senses and saw Takatori Isao giving him a confused look again. He raised his hand and scratched his hair in annoyance, looked at Takatori Isao seriously and said, "Okay, since Mr. Takatori trusts me. , and you are so easy to talk to, then I will tell you straight, you are likely to be imprisoned this year, I hope you will not do anything that violates the criminal law, stay away from people and things that violate the criminal law, restrain your greed, and don’t have any No idea of adventure, find a place to spend this year peacefully.”
(End of chapter)
