Y/N

The sun was just beginning to rise over Yokohama as we prepared for another busy day of investigation. With only three days left to solve the case, every moment was crucial. We had enlisted the help of Atsushi and Kyouka for this phase, knowing their unique abilities would be invaluable.

Kunikida, Edogawa, and I were waiting at the agency when Atsushi and Kyouka arrived. Atsushi greeted us with his usual bright demeanor, while Kyouka, though quieter, exuded a focused energy.

"Morning, everyone," Dazai said cheerfully. "Ready to tackle the next lead?"

"Absolutely," I replied. "We've got some promising leads, and we could use your help."

Edogawa, already deep into a stack of documents, barely looked up. "Good to see you two. We could use all the help we can get."

I couldn't resist the urge to tease him. "You know, Sherlock's son, you should be careful not to get too overwhelmed with all these documents. Ms. Evidence Queen might just outshine you."Edogawa glanced up with a smirk.

"You're one to talk, Ms. Evidence Queen. I've seen you make deductions faster than I can read."

~~~

Our first destination was a warehouse on the outskirts of the city. According to our intelligence, it was a front for one of the underground network's operations. We needed to investigate it thoroughly.

As we approached the warehouse, the air was thick with tension. Atsushi and Kyouka moved ahead to scout the area while Edogawa and I reviewed the documents and clues we had gathered.

"Sherlock, make sure you don't get too lost in your world of papers," I teased. "We need you sharp."

He looked up with a grin. "I'm always sharp, Ms. Evidence Queen. But feel free to keep me on my toes."

~~~

The warehouse was eerily quiet until a sudden commotion erupted. As Atsushi and Kyouka investigated deeper, they encountered a group of armed guards. The scene quickly escalated into a fierce battle.

Atsushi transformed into his tiger form, his powerful strikes knocking down enemies with impressive force. Kyouka, with her ability to control and manipulate blades, was a whirlwind of precision and agility, dispatching enemies with swift and lethal accuracy.

Despite their skill, the fight was intense and grueling. The enemies seemed to come from every direction, making it difficult to gain the upper hand.

While Atsushi and Kyouka held off the attackers, Edogawa and I remained at a safe distance, analyzing the situation. Edogawa's analytical mind was working at full capacity.

"We need to figure out where these people are escaping to," he said, his eyes scanning the area. "There must be a way to predict their movements."

I watched as Edogawa began using his ability, Ultra Deduction, to piece together the escape routes and patterns of the enemies. His focus was unwavering, and I could see the determination in his eyes.

~~~

The clash continued, with Atsushi and Kyouka displaying remarkable teamwork. Atsushi's raw power complemented Kyouka's precision, creating a formidable combination against their adversaries.

"Keep it up, Atsushi! Kyouka!" I shouted, encouraging them as they fought. "We need to hold them off until Edogawa can pinpoint their escape route!"
Kyouka's eyes flashed with determination as she expertly deflected attacks and launched her own. Atsushi roared as he barreled through the enemies, creating a path for us to follow.

After an intense battle, Edogawa's Ultra Deduction finally provided us with a breakthrough. "I've identified a hidden escape route. It leads to an underground tunnel network. They're probably planning to use it to get away."

I relayed the information to Atsushi and Kyouka, who quickly adjusted their focus to prevent the enemies from escaping through the tunnels.

With the escape route identified, we followed the trail of the remaining enemies into the underground tunnels. The narrow passages were dimly lit and filled with the sounds of dripping water and distant echoes.

The chase through the tunnels was a tense race against time. We encountered several more guards along the way, but Atsushi and Kyouka handled them efficiently, ensuring that we didn't lose any ground.

Finally, we emerged from the tunnels into a secluded area outside the city. The remaining enemies were cornered and had nowhere to run. Atsushi and Kyouka made quick work of them, ensuring that the underground network's operatives were captured.

~~~

Back at the agency, we gathered to debrief and analyze the results of our investigation. Edogawa, though exhausted, was already working on the next steps.

"Good work today, everyone," Kunikida said. "We've made significant progress, but we still have three days to solve this case."

Edogawa looked at me with a tired but satisfied smile. "Ms. Evidence Queen, you were quite the help today. And your teasing certainly kept things interesting."

I grinned back. "Glad I could be of service, Sherlock. Let's make sure we crack this case wide open before time runs out."

As we continued to piece together the clues, the sense of urgency remained, but so did our determination. With each step, we were closer to uncovering the truth and bringing justice to light.

~~~

The morning of the third day brought new faces into our investigation. Dazai and Kunikida joined us, fresh off their own cases and ready to lend their expertise.

Dazai, always the enigmatic character, arrived with his usual nonchalance. He flopped onto a chair with a dramatic sigh. 

"You wouldn't believe how busy I've been. Spent all night contemplating elaborate ways to commit double suicide with women. I was this close to designing a new method!"

Kunikida shot him a look that was half exasperated, half concerned. "Dazai, seriously?"

"Of course, Kunikida," Dazai replied, grinning. "I wouldn't put you through such stress without a little fun."

I couldn't help but tease Edogawa as we began our briefing. "Sherlock, you might want to take notes from Dazai here. He seems to have all the time in the world to be creative."

Edogawa looked up from his notes with a smirk. "Meh. No thank you.I would rather have my snack got eaten by me than make myself stupid by trying to commit." I smirked

"And what about you, Ms. Evidence Queen? Are you ready for another day of sleuthing?"

"Why, of course. Are you ready, Sherlock?"

He showed that grin from his face but didn't answer me. Instead, he just munched his potato chips again.

~~~

We gathered at the agency to plan our next steps. Our latest lead pointed to a high-profile figure: the CEO of the Research Department, a man known for his influence and connections. The underground network was his brainchild, and it was up to us to uncover the full extent of his involvement.

Dazai, ever the strategist, took charge of the planning. "Alright, team. We're dealing with a powerful individual who likely has his fingers in many pies. We need to be thorough."

Kunikida nodded in agreement. "We've identified several locations linked to the CEO. Let's split up and cover them all."

Our team split into pairs. Dazai and I tackled one lead, while Edogawa, Kunikida, and Atsushi went after another.

Dazai and I arrived at the CEO's opulent office building. The atmosphere was one of high security and even higher stakes. As we entered, Dazai's usual antics were in full swing. He greeted the receptionist with an exaggerated bow.

"Good day! We're here to investigate the curious case of disappearing research assistants."The receptionist looked taken aback, but I quickly intervened. 

"We're with the Detective Agency. We need to get in for further investigations. If, you want this to end already."

As we waited, I teased Edogawa over the phone. "Sherlock, I hope you're not getting too bored without us. I wouldn't want you to waste your detective skills on less exciting cases."

"Ms. Evidence Queen," Edogawa replied dryly, "I'm quite busy ensuring that our leads are productive. Don't let Dazai's theatrics distract you."

As we navigated through the office, Dazai's mood shifted to his usual mix of charm and brooding. 

"You know, Y/N, sometimes I wonder if there's any end to this madness. I could be planning my next dramatic exit instead."

I laughed, "And we'd miss all your riveting conversations about it. Let's focus on the case, shall we?"

We reviewed the CEO's files and documents, searching for anything that could link him to the underground network. As we worked, we noticed a pattern in his dealings—a network of shell companies and offshore accounts, all leading back to the Research Department.

~~~

Our investigation didn't go unnoticed. As we exited the office, we were ambushed by several of the CEO's security personnel. They seemed well-trained and ready for a confrontation.Dazai and I took defensive positions while Edogawa, Kunikida, and Atsushi, who had arrived to back us up, took on the attackers.

The battle was intense. Dazai fought with his usual unpredictable flair, while Kunikida and Atsushi worked in tandem, each complementing the other's strengths. Edogawa's keen deductions guided us through the chaos, pinpointing the most dangerous threats.

During a brief respite, I found an opportunity to tease Edogawa again. "Sherlock, you're doing a great job guiding us through this mess. I almost don't want to call you that anymore—maybe 'Detective Extraordinaire' suits you better."

Edogawa looked up with a grin. "Well, Ms. Evidence Queen, I'm glad to hear I'm living up to your expectations. And don't worry, I'm sure you're doing a splendid job as well."

~~~

After the fight, we regrouped and analyzed the evidence. Edogawa pieced together the remaining clues, revealing the full extent of the CEO's operations. He had been using the research department as a front for illegal activities, with the underground network serving as a means to cover up his crimes.

Back at the agency, we gathered for a debrief. Dazai was back to his usual self, now unburdened by his dark musings.

"Well, it seems we've cracked the case," Dazai said, flashing a grin. "And I didn't even have to resort to any dramatic exits."

Kunikida nodded. "We've got enough evidence to take the CEO down. Good work, everyone."

As we wrapped up, Edogawa looked at me with a satisfied expression.  "Ms. Evidence Queen, it seems we make a good team after all."

I smiled. "Likewise, Sherlock. Let's finish this. We've got two days left, and we're almost there."

The investigation was far from over, but with each passing day, we were closing in on the truth. 

The clock was ticking, but our resolve remained unwavering.

~~~

The final day of our investigation had us in a frenzy. The final piece of evidence remained elusive, and with only two days left, the pressure was mounting. This time, Kunikida and Dazai joined me to search for that crucial detail that would crack the case wide open.

We started our day at an old warehouse linked to the CEO's network. It was a derelict building, shrouded in shadows, and seemed to hold secrets within its crumbling walls.

Dazai, ever the nonchalant one, casually surveyed the area. "Well, this place certainly has the charm of a classic crime scene. I almost feel nostalgic."

Kunikida, more focused, nodded. "We need to be methodical. Let's split up and search for anything that might tie back to the CEO."

I nodded and followed Kunikida. We combed through files, old documents, and storage areas, looking for any hint of the CEO's involvement. Dazai, meanwhile, was attempting to coax information out of a rather uncooperative guard.

~~~

With our search yielding little, we returned to the Agency. Edogawa was deep in thought, surrounded by a sea of evidence, clues, and interviews. He glanced up as we entered, his sharp eyes catching every detail.

"Found anything interesting?" Edogawa asked, his tone casual but his gaze intense.

"Not much," Kunikida replied. "We're missing something crucial."

"I think it's time we bring out the big guns," Edogawa said, his eyes shifting to me. 

"Y/N, do you mind showing us your 'Mind's Eye'? We might need it to visualize the case."

I agreed, and everyone gathered around. I walked over to Edogawa and placed my right hand on his left shoulder. 

To enhance the visualization, I asked for items from the team: Kunikida's notebook, Atsushi's ballpen, Kyouka's knife, and, awkwardly, Dazai's bandage, which I had to ask for when he reluctantly handed it over.

"You, Ready?" Edogawa asked.

"Ready" I confirmed.

~~~

Visualization

Edogawa closed his eyes and began using his ability, channeling his power to piece together the events based on the evidence. The room seemed to shimmer as he connected the dots, his mind working in intricate patterns.

Once he completed his part, I began to use my ability. I closed my eyes, focusing on the items I touched. My "Mind's Eye" projected vivid reconstructions of the case, weaving together the scenes and interactions into a coherent whole.

As the visualization unfolded, I saw the CEO's manipulations, the underground network's operations, and the hidden connections we had missed. The process was intense, with every detail meticulously displayed in my mind's eye.

While the visualization continued, Dazai leaned over and whispered to me with a teasing tone, "Ms. Evidence Queen, you're looking rather serious today. Not enjoying the show?"

I smirked, "I might be serious, but at least I'm not planning my next dramatic exit, right?"

Dazai chuckled, "Touché. And here I thought you were missing my company."

Kunikida, who was reviewing his notes, looked up and added, "If you two keep up with this banter, we might never finish this case. Let's focus."

Kyouka, observing the scene, noted, "If only every investigation was as lively. But I agree, let's stay on track."

The visualization revealed the CEO's secret hideout—a well-guarded mansion on the outskirts of the city. It was clear now that this location was where the final pieces of evidence were hidden.

"This is it," Edogawa said, breaking the silence. "We've got our location. Let's move."

~~~

With the final clue in hand, we prepared for the confrontation. Edogawa's deductions had pinpointed the mansion, and we made our way there, ready for whatever awaited us.The mansion was grand but imposing, its dark façade hinting at the secrets it held. As we approached, I couldn't help but tease Edogawa again.

"Sherlock, you might want to take the lead here. After all, you're the one with the grand deduction skills."

Edogawa smirked, "I'm happy to, Ms. Evidence Queen. But let's make sure we catch our culprit this time."

~~~

The mansion's interior was a labyrinth of opulent rooms and hidden passages. Dazai and Kunikida led the charge, with Edogawa and I following close behind. Atsushi and Kyouka were positioned to cover us, their senses sharp and ready for action.

As we navigated the mansion, we encountered several of the CEO's henchmen. The battles were fierce, with Atsushi and Kyouka fighting valiantly against the adversaries. Their skills were impressive, each move executed with precision and power.

Dazai's unpredictable tactics kept the enemies off-balance, while Kunikida's methodical approach ensured we didn't miss any crucial detail. I provided support, coordinating with Edogawa to track the movements of our foes.

~~~

Eventually, we cornered the CEO in a hidden chamber. He was defiant, but the evidence was overwhelming. As the police arrived to apprehend him, the case came to a close.Edogawa and I exchanged a glance, both satisfied with our work.

"Another case closed," Edogawa said, smiling. "And with minimal drama, I might add."

"Maybe," I replied, "but your 'Sherlock' persona definitely added some excitement."

Walking back at the Agency, we debriefed and celebrated our success. Dazai was back to his usual antics, while Kunikida was relieved to have another case wrapped up. Atsushi and Kyouka joined us, their energy still high from the previous day's battles.

As we reflected on the case, Edogawa looked at me with a grin. "Ms. Evidence Queen, you did an excellent job. But next time, let's hope we don't need such dramatic interventions."

I laughed, "Agreed, Sherlock. But until then, I'll be ready for whatever comes next."

The case was resolved, but the thrill of solving it left us all looking forward to our next challenge. 

~~~

Back at the agency, they went back to what they were doing. It's almost 4 at noon.

"Y/N" I heard Dazai call me.

"What is it?" I looked at him and was surprised when he suddenly knelt down.

"Wha-"

"I know you're smart, so can I ask for your advice on how to find a woman who will agree to commit double suicide with me-" he stopped what he was saying when Kunikida hit him on the head, again.

"Stop your nonsense Dazai." as usual, he's always against Dazai's drama.

"Aww Kunikida! You really hate me that much can you hit me again and again? You're sick" because then Kunikida choked him again.

"And you really called me a disease? I'm ashamed of you who is full of drama and what other nonsense you say to other people! Especially to women!" Kunikida shouted at him.

"You're just jealous because of my charms." Dazai said turning to me. 

"You know Y/N, women always approach me. But this Kunikida doesn't have one. Because a romantic relationship is not for him." I looked at Kunikida.

"Shut your mouth" Kunikida commented.

"Well...if you ask me, Kunikida has good looks. So it's hard to believe that there are no women who like him" I said and Dazai looked at me in disbelief.

"What the-where is it?" He walked around Kunikida's place as if he was looking for what I was saying was