Happy April Fools Day!

April 1st, April Fool's Day.

While New Yorkers were still basking in the joy of pranks, Times Square, New York City police officers gathered early to set up a cordon.

"What's this all about?"

"Mommy, a lot of cops!"

"Is this some April Fool joke?"

"Look at this real live ammunition, but it's not as simple as a joke."

"Let's get out of here, and if we wait for something dangerous to happen, that's even worse."

"Hey, man, you guys are so cool!"

Ignoring the reaction of the New Yorkers around him, Police Chief George turned his head and asked Sidis, a black policewoman, aside.

"Are you sure it's here?"

The operation was personally led by him, and a sniper was placed on standby in the distance, with the clear aim of bringing Kaitou Kid, the thief, to justice and wash away the disgrace of the New York Police Department overtime.

"Based on the clues given in the notice, it is possible to determine the location is in Times Square," said Sidis, a policewoman, holding a notice left by Kaitou Kid, speculating: "April Fools should mean April Fool's Day, and the crossroads of the world refer to Times Square..."

Kaitou Kid left a notice to speculate on the next location of his next crime, this feeling somewhat let Chief George feel a little aggrieved, but as an experienced old police officer, he quickly handled his emotions, continued to ask: "What is the meaning of the red moonlight?" "

Sidis shook her head, somewhat dazed, and replied, "I don't know, I've been thinking about the meaning of moonlight, but there's been no clue." "

"Sorry, boss."

"You don't need to feel sorry for Sidis, you have a good enough job."

Regarding this, Police Chief George didn't need to be too harsh, and being able to determine the time and place of the crime was a very important achievement. As for the rest of the notice, after the strange thief is caught, the New York Police Department has time to figure it out.

"However, Chief, will we be a little too high profile if we do this, in case the Kaitou Kid sees so many people..."

Sidi gaze swept across the citizens around Times Square, and she couldn't help but said with worry

"On this point, there is no need to worry. According to our analysis of the costumes, the criminal process, and the psychology of Kaitou Kid, we can confirm that he is a performance-type criminal personality, so the more people come, the more on-site maintenance. The stricter it is, the more it can stimulate his criminal desire."

She didn't quite understand the knowledge that Chief George said was too professional, but when she thinks of the past crimes of Kaitou Kid, it can be seen that the other party does not look at the police very much, even In many crimes, the police were guarding the scene, and he still carried out his crimes and theft unscrupulously.

"As long as Kaitou Kid dares to appear in Times Square, it will be the end of his criminal career."

Using a lot of resources to spread the word, George Stacey seemed confident.

However, watching the chief's movements in the battle, the black policewoman Sid became a little uneasy.

And this anxiety has become more and more obvious with time.

"What's wrong, Sidi, you look a little strange?"

Her colleague who went out with the police noticed the look on Sidi's face and couldn't help but care.

"I'm okay." Shaking her head, she suddenly asked her colleague who was a standard New York police officer beside her: "Rem, have you seen the red moon?"

"The red moon?" Rem was taken aback for a moment and then said: "No, I asked the people at the Bureau of Investigation before that this is a very rare astronomical phenomenon. When a total solar eclipse occurs on the moon, the atmosphere...."

Sidi interrupts Rem: "...the purple, blue, green, and yellow light are absorbed, leaving only red light. When the atmosphere refracts red light onto the moon's surface, a red moon is formed."

At the surprised look cast by Rem, Sidi shrugged: "I also asked those people from the Bureau of Investigation."

"However, in theory, there is no need for the conditions for a red moon recently, unless..."

"Unless what?" Rem blurted.

Sidi's gaze swept over the director not far away, as well as the more and more pedestrians and media gathering around Times Square.

"Unless you start from the beginning, there won't be a red moon."

"Rem, what day is it?" Sidi.

"April 1st, April Fool's Day." Rem.

"Rem, ... it's April Fools' Day!" Sidi.

Rem reacted, took a breath subconsciously, and looked at Sidi in shock.

"We are all tricked by Kaitou Kid!"

With a bitter smile on her face, Sidi looked at Police Chief George not far away.

"The most important thing now is how to tell this fact to the director."

"This is nothing short of a disaster."

Rem could hardly imagine the expression on the head of the authorities knowing the truth.