[Mission 'Loyalty Unto Death·0' completed, Low-level Painkillers+1.]
[After testing, you impressed Onidzuka Hachizo, the mission completion rate is high, Low-level Wound Medicine +1.]
[Low-level Wound Medicine: Appropriately speeds up the healing of wounds. Please use it when taking painkillers or unable to move on your own, in case the player cannot tolerate the rapid healing and tears the wound open. The cooling period for each use is one day.]
[Mission 'Loyalty Unto Death·1' completed, Low-level Painkillers+1.]
[After testing, your outstanding performance is impressive and has deepened the conflict between police factions to a certain extent. Community Mystery Box +1.]
[Opened Mystery Box 1, earned 'Wood Omamori With an Unknown Origin' +1.]
The word on the Wooden Omamori is 'Humility'.
['Humility': is a Wood Omamori that contains a lot of earnest hope.]
['Gossip With an Unknown Origin' +1 for opening Mystery Box 2.]
['Gossip': The police academy is a school that trains countless police officers. The majority of the students are inexperienced students. I heard that many of the rules and defenses are not perfect... For example, the indoor live-fire shooting range.]
[Trigger Achievement: United as One.]
['United as One': The so-called unity of all people is the combination of all people and one heart.]
The requirement is to trigger Unity 10 times. Current progress: [1/10].
[Friend list: Onidzuka Hachizo｜Healthy｜Moderate mood swings｜3 stars.]
[Quit game successfully.]
Ichijō Mirai went downstairs.
Ishida Eiko was making a customized cake when she heard the sound of the stairs creaking, so she quickly wiped her hands and looked up.
It was the first time that Ichijō Mirai had descended the stairs not silently like a fox on the hunt in the snow, and then suddenly made a noise to scare people, but rather, he descended the stairs with an extraordinarily brisk pace without hiding his footsteps.
So light that the sound of his footsteps was clearly cheerful, and it was obvious that the owner was in a good mood.
Ishida Eiko looked upstairs inquisitively and saw Ichijō Mirai coming down from the corner of the stairs, and realized that he was indeed in a good mood, moving his shoulders carelessly as he descended the stairs with great vigor.
Ichijō Mirai walked to the first floor and met Ishida Eiko's surprised look, "What's wrong?"
He guessed why Ishida Eiko was surprised and casually said, "Well, I'm in a good mood."
And explaining the reason for his good mood, "Rolled up a few NPCs, did a little moral abduction, and their faces were kinda cute."
It was the first time for the instructors and freshmen of the police academy to face such a strict entrance examination. It was also the first time for them to face freshmen who stood for three hours without rest but could still calmly say 'It's okay, I can stand again and hold on until the last companion.'
Like Ichijō Mirai, who shot a ten-ring shot with great skill, but said in a deep voice, 'I don't know how to shoot', they had something to say, and a strong desire to say it, but their vocabulary was too weak to describe it accurately, and they were just dumbfounded.
And dumbfounded, insisted on standing in military posture, together with twenty minutes, and the last reported freshmen together with the end of this too harsh entrance examination.
It's quite...
Ichijō Mirai can only comment: As expected of the reserve police.
Even if he doesn't have the strength to be a police officer, he's still qualified in terms of passion and perseverance.
And give the criminals a thumbs up: I trust my companions very much, and they become enthusiastic after a little encouragement. I grit my teeth and stick with my companions, which strengthens the bond between them. It is really great.
It's a win-win situation.
Ichijō Mirai gained unquestionable qualifications for the police academy, and also inspired other police academy freshmen, leaving opponents speechless and forced to accept the results of the entrance examination, and the freshmen gained a bond.
He read: "That's a bond."
The freshmen have earned it.
Ishida Eiko: "…"
She was very rational and decisively blocked Ichijō Mirai's words which were definitely not human language.
The reason was simple: Ichijō Mirai's smile was very gentle, very human, like a good-tempered college student who hadn't yet experienced society, and he seemed very understanding.
That's how a cunning fox is when it's trying to get meat out of a crow's mouth.
"Ahem," she stammered, "there are desserts and cold beverages in the fridge, I made them to your liking and sweetened them."
"You young people need to eat more to replenish your body," she pretended to be very busy and turned around, "You should eat something first, and then eat later."
"Thank you," Ichijō Mirai ignored Ishida Eiko's obvious avoidance of the topic and opened the refrigerator, "I may be down at irregular hours for the next few days, so don't mind me while you eat."
"I plan to take further studies."
At the shooting range at the police academy.
This is a rare opportunity to practice shooting, Ichijō Mirai plans to practice shooting secretly and surprise Gin.
"Huh? Okay," Ishida Eiko nodded, but hesitated, "By the way, more people have been asking about you at the store lately, so can I disclose information about you?"
Not revealing all is too mysterious, and only makes people more concerned.
"Not about the game, the company, or anything like that," she added, "just that you're a detective."
Revealing that 'Ichijō Mirai used to work for an American company' is not going to help the dessert store, and Ishida Eiko knows how to make 'good looking' and 'young and talented' add up to a super-duper bonus.
She elaborated on the information she intended to reveal, "Let's just say you don't usually take on many commissions, and you're a detective who doesn't socialize much."
Well, a little unprofessional.
"It's less noticeable this way," Ishida Eiko looked at Ichijō Mirai, who was standing in front of the refrigerator with only his side profile facing her, and said uncertainly, "It should be."
Should, right? An unprofessional detective isn't that attractive...right?
Ichijō Mirai didn't care, "Thank you, auntie."
Ishida Eiko: "No trouble, no trouble!"
She neatly made the customized cake, put it in a cake box, went out to the customers, and put out a message.
The customer is Suzuki Sonoko, who insists on making a cake every day.
She repeats, "D-detective?"
"Yes," Ishida Eiko tried to keep her tone casual, "Don't you often complain about detectives..."
Suzuki Sonoko: "With sincere respect and admiration!"
She interjects firmly, nodding seriously, "I've admired detectives since I was a child."
Ishida Eiko: "?"
This is not what you said when you complained about your detective friend who was 'arrogant, cocky, annoying, and stole Ran!'
"You," she said after a moment of silence, changing the subject stiffly, "haven't heard anything from your detective friend?"
Suzuki Sonoko: "Ran said he hasn't gotten in touch."
She analyzes, "I think that guy must have come across an important case in the middle of a date, detectives are full of this kind of..."
It ends abruptly.
"Ah-ha-ha, full of extraordinarily determined justice, it's really admirable!"
Suzuki Sonoko laughed dryly, making up stories, "I never thought Mr. Mirai was a detective. I just happened to have a commission for a detective recently, and I was going to ask my detective friend to do it, but unfortunately he's not here recently, so I have to hire another detective."
And fled, "I'll come and give the commission later, now I'll go and meet my friend, bye bye auntie!"
The friend was Mouri Ran.
Mouri Ran went to Kudō's house to visit Kudō Shinichi, while Suzuki Sonoko came to the dessert shop to check in and visit Ichijō Mirai. They agreed to meet at mealtime.
The meeting place was a sushi restaurant.
When Suzuki Sonoko arrived, Mouri Ran hadn't yet arrived, so she chose a seat, picked up the menu and called the waiter, "I have a friend who will be arriving later, so I'll order first... Hey, Mr. Ramen Shop Waiter?!"
"I'm sorry I'm going the wrong way...wait, this is a sushi restaurant?"
Mr. blond waiter of the ramen and sushi restaurant smiled, pushed up his black frame, and politely explained, "I work part-time."
He opened the menu, "May I make a recommendation? I've just come to work part-time for a while, and I'm quite impressed with the food at the store."
He glanced at the cake on the table and smiled again, "Did Ms. Suzuki just go to the dessert store?"
"By the look of your sweet smile, you must have met 'Mr. Mirai'."
Amuro Tōru said, "I can't believe his name is also 'Mirai', he must be a very handsome and excellent gentleman, no wonder he can make you feel so excited."