Or there were other traces of reluctance, but Mr. Okubo’s face didn’t have it at all. It was a smile from the bottom of his heart, or he was a masochist..."

"Either this is not a death message, but his last words for someone to read," Conan touched his chin and took the words thoughtfully, "It's like comforting and encouraging someone, 'It's okay, don't worry about me, you have to be happy.

,Go harder', so he can ignore the pain and have no resentment or fear..."

Takagi Wataru looked at the smile on the corpse's face again, and a string in his heart was touched, making him melancholy and heavy.

Chi Fei didn't say anything for a long time, mentally agreeing with Conan's speculation.

Strange traces of suspected death messages were found at the scene. The first step is to confirm whether the death message was left by the deceased himself or whether it was forged by the murderer to mislead others.

When he first saw the corpse, he deliberately looked at Okubo Iwao's smiling face and right hand, and instantly felt awkward.

Just like Conan said, the smiley face and 'V' were indeed put up by Okubo Iwao himself, but it was not a death message identifying the murderer, but a kindly last word to someone.

Then he remembered what Okubo Iwao said last night...

"Brother Chi, did you remember something?" Conan asked, staring at Chi Feichi.

When his little friend first saw the corpse, his face was more serious than before, and the expression just now appeared again.
Chapter completed!