Detective Conan: I Predict the Cases, and Eri Kisaki Begs Me Not to Spoil Them

Kamiya Yu awakened the "Global Crime Prediction System."

At midnight, every crime set to occur in Tokyo over the next 24 hours becomes clear to him. When Eri Kisaki, the queen of the courtroom, is cornered by three assassins beneath a bridge on a rainy night, he arrives right on time and uses a black umbrella to put an end to the Reaper's scythe.

"Starting this second, your life belongs to me."

While the great detective Shinichi Kudo is still racking his brain over a locked-room mystery, Yu has already written down the killer's name. When a sniper's scope from the Black Organization locks onto its target, Yu is already standing where the bullet will land.

This isn't deduction. It's a spoiler.

The undefeated queen, the flower of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, FBI agents, the organization's witch... Every fate that should have belonged to the "protagonist" is snatched away by him, one by one.

In Beika Town, a place filled with crime and conspiracy, Kamiya Yu believes in only one rule:

The script is in my hands, and the world does as I say.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.