Chapter 256

The dozen or so souls in the space curiously surrounded it.

They curiously watched the navy ghost emerging from the gem, stretched out their little hands to pluck off a piece, and stuffed it into their mouths.

Oh, the taste seems pretty good.

A pile of souls began to feed on it.

Boom.

Without the gem, the magic array made of white bones collapsed instantly, turning into a pile of powder.

Blown by the wind in the cave, it scattered instantly.

In the middle of the powder, a small black iron box was revealed.

"Carry it up for me."

At Akaso Kaze's command, the Mist Tengu carried the iron box up.

Opening the treasure chest actually required magic power; if it weren't Akaso Kaze who got his hands on it, he probably wouldn't have been able to open it.

Akaso Kaze lifted the lid of the iron box.

His eyes were instantly filled with colorful colors.

My god, so many gems!

Is this a mage or a dragon!

Akaso Kaze took out a red gem the size of a goose egg to take a look.

Needless to say, this thing is definitely worth a lot of money; I've made a fortune this time.

He threw the box into the space.

Akaso Kaze frowned and looked around.

It seems there should be gold as well, right?

Not a single good thing can be missing.

Cast a Prediction Spell.

Oh, it turns out that the steps were made of gold bricks.

Well, time to start picking up gold bricks again.

However, Akaso Kaze doesn't need to do it now.

Make a Space Gate, and let the Mist Tengu do the rest.

The hardworking dog carried the gold bricks one by one into the space.

An hour later, Akaso Kaze came out of the cave.

Outside, the sun was already slanting to the west.

Takeo Mikami, Goro Kinoshita, and others were guarding the exit. Seeing Akaso Kaze, they hurriedly bowed and saluted. "Lord Akaso, hello. May I ask, the navy ghosts in the navy cave..."

"The navy ghosts inside have all been cleared out, and there will never be any ghosts appearing again. Your Fushijima is safe."

The crowd cheered and thanked the Lord Onmyoji in unison.

Looking at Koji Hamada and Yasuo Uehara standing behind the crowd, Akaso Kaze smiled slightly.

I guess these two guys are still waiting to get his gold.

Unfortunately, they will never find it again.

Akaso Kaze's heart stirred.

Right, I can't expose it. I'll go back and get some real bricks to restore it to the appearance of steps.

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Of course, this matter is still left to the Mist Tengu to do.

Then, stuff a Kaitou Kid card inside the bricks.

This will be perfect; absolutely no one will suspect that I took the gold bricks.

Akaso Kaze's lips curled up, revealing a smile.

On the pier of Yokohama Port, Kaito Kuroba put on his hat and boarded the ship bound for Fushijima.

"Achoo!"

He frowned and rubbed his nose.

Why do I have a bad premonition?

In the evening, on the top floor of the Fushijima lighthouse.

Yasuo Uehara held binoculars and observed the scene in front of the navy cave by the moonlight.

His expression was very gloomy.

"The Onmyoji has already eliminated all the ghosts in the cave. Now, one can go into the cave at any time to find the gold worth one billion yen."

"However, that damn Hamada still refuses to say where the gold is hidden, and he even said he would use half the gold as a price to ask the Lord Onmyoji to help him."

Yasuo Uehara thought about the meeting with Koji Hamada this afternoon, and his expression became even uglier.

"If I really let Hamada tell the Onmyoji the location of the gold, with his terrifying shikigami, then it definitely won't have anything to do with me."

"Also, it is said that the village head also secretly entrusted the famous detective Kogoro Mouri, also to find the whereabouts of the gold."

"It seems there are really many people who want this gold."

"No, I must do something..."

Knock, knock.

A knock suddenly sounded behind him.

"Who?" Yasuo Uehara asked vigilantly.

"Someone who can help you get the gold." A voice came from outside.

Yasuo Uehara opened the door.

A person dragging the unconscious Koji Hamada stood at the door.

"Give me a hand. Once we get the gold, you and I will split it half and half."

A sinister smile appeared on the visitor's face.