Ke Xue: I got two Kaleidoscopes at the beginning

"The driver is quite quick." Vermouth said casually, but when she saw the person in front of her, she smiled meaningfully.

When Xiaolan saw Amuro Toru, her eyes lit up and she said happily, "Wow, Mr. Amuro, what a coincidence, you're on this train too?"

Amuro Toru also smiled, and he said lightly: "Yes, I am also quite lucky, I just happened to buy the ticket. I also saw you, Mr. Maori, at the restaurant just now."

Yuanzi leaned close to Xiaolan's ear curiously and asked in a low voice: "Xiaolan, who is this handsome guy?"

Toru Amuro was a little surprised when he heard what Sonoko said, but he still kept smiling and tried not to appear embarrassed.

Xiaolan quickly introduced him to Sonoko: "He's the guy I told you about before who wanted to learn detective skills from my father."

Sonoko immediately understood and greeted him enthusiastically: "With that sloppy uncle... Oh, it's him... Hello, my name is Suzuki Sonoko."

Amuro Toru smiled slightly and responded politely: "Hello... hello. By the way, there seems to have been an accident in the car just now? Do you know what happened?"

Xiaolan answered in a low voice: "Because a murder just happened, Sera, Conan, and Brother Yu are staying at the crime scene to investigate."

Toru Amuro nodded to show his understanding: "Oh, I see. In that case, I'll go and join in the fun. I'll leave Mr. Mori in your care." As he said that, he prepared to leave to the scene to see if he could help.

Before leaving, Amuro Toru's gaze lingered on Vermouth for a moment, wondering: How did this woman get so close to them? However, he didn't ask any further questions, only nodded slightly and hurried away.

Ye Yu: I don't know. Anyway, it's not my problem. (Whistles)

As Toru Amuro walked into car number eight, he heard Sera Masumi's somewhat anxious voice: "What! You said you don't plan to stop before we reach Nagoya?! Didn't I just tell you to stop at the nearby station?" There was obvious dissatisfaction in her voice.

The conductor quickly explained: "This... this is because the owner of this train, Mr. Jiro Suzuki, suddenly gave an order. He said: 'The murderer who made trouble on my train, I want my partners to find him!' He also said that he has prepared a large group of police officers waiting in Nagoya." The conductor seemed a little nervous when he spoke.

Conan glanced at Ye Yu, feeling a little helpless: "Brother..." There was a hint of speechlessness in his voice.

Ye Yu could only smile awkwardly and scratch his head: "Hehehe."

At this time, Kogoro Mouri stood up and said confidently: "Okay, don't worry! Before the train arrives in Nagoya, let me, the famous detective Boro Mouri, reveal the truth of the Suzuki Express train murder case!" He also deliberately tidied his beard, looking particularly stylish.

Ye Yu whispered beside him, "Okay, Uncle Maori, stop saluting."

When the conductor heard what Kogoro Mouri said, he immediately sat up straight and looked very excited: "I'll leave everything to you!" It seems that the conductor is also a fan of Kogoro Mouri.

When Kogoro Mouri heard the conductor say this, he smiled smugly, but quickly became serious: "So, Mr. Captain, when was the last time you saw the murdered Mr. Murohashi?" He began to seriously ask about the details of the case.

The conductor recalled, "I remember seeing it from the door of Mr. Noto's compartment, compartment A. The call bell had rung, so I went to compartment A to ask if I could help. Mr. Noto yelled that I hadn't called him. At that moment, the door to the adjacent compartment, compartment B, opened. Mr. Murohashi kept looking in my direction."

Conan thought for a moment and asked, "Are you sure that person is really Mr. Murohashi?" There was a hint of inquiry in his voice, wanting to confirm whether the captain's memory was accurate.

The conductor nodded and said, "Yes, that's right. He seemed to be on the phone when he looked at me." His answer sounded very confident.

Masumi Sera continued, "Well, let's go and ask Mr. Noto what the situation was like at that time? Mr. Bollang?" There was a hint of joking in her tone, as if she was teasing Kogoro Mouri.

Kogoro Mouri didn't hear Sera Masumi's joke and said seriously, "Okay, let's do it." After that, he touched his beard out of habit.

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Mr. Noto also recalled and said, "Yes, I also heard Mr. Murohashi's voice through the door. I didn't expect him to be in the next room, and it scared me." There was a hint of surprise in his voice, and it was obvious that he still remembered the situation clearly.

Kogoro Mouri asked somewhat puzzledly: "But, since the call bell in your room has rung, why do you still say that you didn't call the conductor?" There was a hint of doubt in his voice.

Mr. Noto insisted: "I told you, I didn't call him at all. It was the conductor who came to find me himself." There was a hint of dissatisfaction in his voice.

Conan analyzed: "But, as long as you press the call bell, the light outside the door will turn on. So I think the conductor should not be wrong."

The conductor seemed a little embarrassed. He explained, "Well, actually, the call light in Room A is broken and won't light up. So if the call bell suddenly rang and no lights outside the room came on, I would think it was Mr. Noto's room ringing, so I would knock on his door." There was a hint of apology in his voice.

Maori Kogoro nodded and continued to ask: "What happened after that?"

The conductor recalled for a moment, then continued, "After the doors of Compartment A and Compartment B closed, the call bell rang again. I looked and saw the light in Compartment E, where Miss Izumi was, was on, so I hurried over to check."

After a while, the group arrived at Miss Izumi's door.

"Yes, I did press the call bell to ask the conductor to come over. Because there were strange noises in my room. Later I found out that the sound came from a watch alarm, which I guess was accidentally left in the gap between the sofa by the cleaner or someone else." said Miss Deba.

After hearing this, the conductor quickly apologized: "I... I'm so sorry."

Sera Masumi continued to reason, "You called the conductor over to investigate your room, and the murderer might have taken advantage of that time to enter the victim's room. After all, the conductor had been sent away by you, and there was no one in the corridor."

Miss Izumi was a little unhappy when she heard this. "What investigation? I called him here just to complain! I just found this watch myself! What I can't stand the most is others messing with my things!"