Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Conan whispered to himself, "Kidka, he is indeed pretending to be me!"

Ai Huihara noticed Conan's nervous expression and couldn't help but ask with concern: "Conan, are you okay? You look a little nervous."

Mao Lilan looked around: "It seems not here?"

Suzuki Sonoko said in annoyance: "Sorry, I must have seen it wrong!"

Conan turned anxiously to Mao Lilan and Suzuki Sonoko and said loudly: "Sister Xiaolan, Sister Sonoko."

Mao Lilan quickly reminded Conan: "Conan, keep your voice down."

Conan said to Mao Lilan anxiously and firmly: "Take me to the control room quickly, we must find Kidd's trace as soon as possible."

Mao Lilan was stunned, obviously frightened by Conan's eagerness: "Hey, Conan, are you so sure?"

Conan held the Kid Card tightly in his hand, his eyes determined: "This is Kid Card, Kaito Kid has infiltrated Recloak. We don't have much time, we must act quickly!"

Mao Lilan and Suzuki Sonoko heard this and couldn't help but exclaimed at the same time: "Ah!"

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In the control room, everyone sat together, staring at the symbols on the cards in their hands.

Suzuki Jirokichi was the first to speak, anxiously asking, "What does this mean? What is Kidd doing?"

Charlie pondered for a moment and spoke slowly: “If you insist on having something to do with sunflowers, then Van Gogh should have painted fifteen sunflowers.”

Kumiko Kishi nodded and said, "Yes, the fourth, fifth, and sixth paintings are of fifteen sunflowers."

Maori Kogoro stroked his chin and asked in confusion: "Then, are there paintings with fourteen flowers?"

Kumiko Kishi shook her head and confirmed in a very professional tone: "There shouldn't be such a painting."

Miyadai Natsumi's eyes suddenly lit up: "No, there is a saying that the fourteen and fifteen sunflowers in Van Gogh's painting are the same painting. In a letter to his brother Theo, Van Gogh wrote that the painting of fifteen sunflowers was fourteen."

Suzuki Jirokichi frowned. "Let's assume that this refers to the number of sunflowers. What does the number after this represent?"

Higashi Koji said thoughtfully: "If Van Gogh thought there were only 14 sunflowers in the painting, there is a theory that they might represent the 12 disciples of Jesus. Add in Theo and Gauguin, and it makes sense."

Miyadai Natsumi nodded excitedly, "Yes, that must be it! You see, eleven people plus one person refers to the twelve disciples of Jesus. Add two people, and it refers to Theo and Gauguin. So the total is 14 people. And if it is interpreted as fifteen flowers plus one person, then it refers to Van Gogh himself."

Charlie frowned. "Even if this explanation is correct, the question is what exactly does this formula mean? There is no time to start, and no mention of what to start with."

Suzuki Sonoko complained: "Why did Mr. Kidd make the notice so difficult to understand? It's really a headache."

Mao Lilan seemed calmer: "The first thing we need to sort out is the Kid Card. Is it really a notice? Obviously, this is very different from the previous notices. We can't jump to conclusions."

Conan thought to himself: I feel like there is a deeper meaning hidden in this, and it is not as simple as what everyone is discussing on the surface. So what exactly is it?