If she hadn't been prepared, Hikari Yuki might have died under Rum's hand.
It was really…
"But that kind of experiment…" Haibara Ai frowned and asked, "Can I draw your blood and do some tests?"
Hikari Yuki looked at Haibara Ai deeply and then sighed. "There's no need, I don't like being a human experiment. Besides, I have a lot of resistance towards drugs because of the experiment done to ascertain my loyalty."
Haibara Ai: "..."
With how Hikari Yuki operated, she highly doubted that Hikari Yuki could be loyal to the organization. It seemed that she had fooled the organization.
"Alright." Haibara Ai certainly couldn't force Hikari Yuki. "But if there's something wrong with your body, you have to tell me, alright?"
Seeing the worry on the girl's face, Hikari Yuki smiled and rubbed her face tenderly. "I will, Little Ai."
"Good."
"I'm going back now and oh… if that little detective ever try to bug me, you should tell him that there are people who are extremely sensitive to electronic devices, especially bugs," Hikari Yuki said and then walked out.
Extremely sensitive?
Haibara Ai was stunned and then she shook her head.
She understood that Hikari Yuki was telling her that trying to bug her would be a useless attempt and Conan would never be able to succeed.
'But is there really someone so sensitive like that?'
Then again, Hikari Yuki should have told her about this because of some reasons.
Either way, Haibara Ai looked at the medicine box and smiled. She knew that the process shouldn't be as easy as what Hikari Yuki said, but these medicines are what she truly liked.
They were still failures, though.
But to be able to get the experimental medicine out…
No matter what, Haibara Ai felt that she should repay Hikari Yuki in the future.
As for Hikari Yuki's real stance, Haibara Ai had no idea. But her instinct told her that she's a good person and for this reason alone, she would trust her.
Besides, if Hikari Yuki wanted to, she has a lot of chances to hurt her or use her.
But she didn't do any of that.
And if she was part of the official agencies, doesn't she want to report about her to the higher ups?
Haibara Ai had no idea.
And she chose not to think too much.
"Also… Kudo is asking us to go to Tosaka Family Castle?" Haibara Ai looked at Professor Agasa who came back with a blank look.
"Ah yes…."
So, Kurokawa Saki perfectly missed the time when Haibara Ai and the three other children followed to Osaka and got into trouble there.
*sigh*
But even if she knew, Kurokawa Saki had no intention to get involved further. She had completely forgotten the details of the case and so on.
…
After talking with Haibara Ai and brushing up her presence a bit, Hikari Yuki walked down the street and sighed imperceptibly.
She didn't want to go back yet and wandered around without any definite destination.
It was too early to go back and there was no work that she needed to do during this period of time.
'As I thought, I have fully become a workaholic.'
In her previous life, she was someone who would try her best to achieve her goal even if it meant pushing herself. It was to the point that even she herself was questioning whether it was worth it or not.
And later on, she simply let herself go and simply became a freelancer, basically wasting her time and wasting her life while enjoying her life to a certain degree.
If she hadn't come to this world, Kurokawa Saki felt that nothing would ever change. She will definitely continue that kind of life until she dies.
A boring and dull life.
But now…
'I have become so calculative, dark, and despicable.' Kurokawa Saki looked at her reflection from the mirror. Her appearance is younger than her previous life and more beautiful, but what she had done in this life was something that she would never ever dare to do back then.
Blood had long stained her hands and as much as she didn't want to, she still killed some people because of the ability limitations.
Namely, the other players.
Because her ability didn't work on them.
Or some others whom she was not convenient to save.
Other undercover agents in the official agencies were caught and interrogated.
There were also the new limitations that the system placed not long ago, allowing her to know that there were many people who really have to die and she couldn't change it.
And many people were turned into ghosts one way or another.
So many people's lives changed because of her.
Maybe it's for the better.
Because at least, they didn't die.
But still…
Her heart felt heavy.
In a way, it was a bit suffocating.
"Miss Hikari?" A familiar male voice came from the side, pulling her back from her trance.