Beika Town looks peaceful, but it is shrouded in eerie tales of rules, and no one knows who will live or die.
When you first arrive, remember this: if a roadside trash can starts shaking for no reason, do not go near it. The strange noises are like a summons from an evil spirit. Get too close, and dizziness will overtake you as terrifying whispers fill your ears, as if you are about to be dragged into another realm.
Conan is caught up in a series of bizarre events. Late at night, the flashlight outside the Mouri Detective Agency flickers on its own like a ghostly flame. The rules say you must never follow the light, but it always draws you in. At school, Genta, Mitsuhiko, and Ayumi seem possessed, reciting an incomprehensible “spell” with vacant eyes as blood-red symbols twist across the wall. If you see this, leave at once and tell a teacher, or the icy, eerie atmosphere will engulf you.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department receives an anonymous letter predicting that the “sleeping messenger of vengeance” will appear at Beika Park at ten on Friday night. It is signed “The Forgotten Dead.” Knowing that the rules forbid going to meet them recklessly, Conan and Kogoro Mouri go anyway. At the park, the only thing there is an old piano playing a sorrowful melody, its keys glaringly stained with blood. Touch it, and its anguished wails will shatter your mind.
Ai Haibara senses that the Black Organization is lying low, closely connected to these strange events. Every time they pursue a lead, it seems they break a taboo, and the clues vanish like smoke. In Beika Town, breaking a rule means taking a step toward an endless abyss. Beneath layer upon layer of fog, the search for answers is fraught with danger. Stay tuned...
