Ke Xue: I got two Kaleidoscopes at the beginning

Kogoro Mouri frowned and asked the conductor a little puzzled: "So, you were in the corridor at the time, but you didn't see any suspicious people entering the victim's room B?" There was obvious doubt in his voice.

The conductor thought for a moment and said, "Come to think of it, when I heard Miss Bo complaining, I did see a door open in the distance. It seemed like someone was sneaking around behind the door and looking over here." He tried hard to recall.

Maori Kogoro nodded and said to himself: "Hmm... the room farthest from Room E is Room A..."

The conductor continued, "Before I saw that strange man, Ms. Xiao Minxiajiang and her maid had just come out of compartment D. They might have seen the man I'm talking about."

Maori Kogoro immediately decided: "Okay, let's go ask them."

Ye Yu grumbled quietly beside him: "e=(′o｀*)))Alas... I feel like an NPC in a game, a particularly difficult one at that." There was a hint of helplessness in his voice.

Xiao Ai heard this and said disapprovingly, "That's easy. You can just point out the criminal. I think they will treat him as a criminal even if you point out an innocent person." There was a hint of amusement in her voice.

Ye Yu immediately retorted: "What are you talking about! We are detectives, representing justice and truth! How can we do such a thing!"

Xiao Ai continued to tease: "Okay, okay, I hope the righteous detective won't do anything he shouldn't do at night." There was a hint of joking in her voice, as if she was teasing Ye Yu.

Ye Yu refused to give in: "Nonsense, how can something that we both agree on be considered something that shouldn't be done?" There was a hint of sophistry in his voice.

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Xiao Suo Xiajiang frowned, looking a little confused. "Room A's door? We didn't see any doors opened when we passed through the corridor. Of course, we didn't notice any strange people when we came out. Am I right, Sumitomo?"

Ms. Sumitomo nodded and said affirmatively, "Yes, ma'am. Only Miss Izumami's room E door was open at the time because she was complaining."

Kogoro Mouri rubbed his temples, feeling that things were becoming more and more complicated: "Hmm..." There was a hint of headache in his voice, and he was obviously trying to sort things out.

The conductor thought for a moment and continued, "That means someone might have opened the door after Ms. Xiao Mino left the corridor?" There was a hint of speculation in his voice.

Conan also recalled: "However, when we were about to go to Room B to see the victim, we ran into my mother-in-law and others as soon as we entered the car. At that time, I did not see the door of Room A being opened."

Kogoro Mouri looked at the conductor with suspicion and asked, "Is the door really open?" There was a hint of distrust in his voice, as if questioning the conductor's memory.

The conductor seemed a little hesitant. He recalled for a moment, then said, "Ah... this... I remember now. Before they came to the carriage, Mr. Anton in Room C did open the door to check the situation. Could it be...?"

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Anton Yu confirmed, "Yes, I could hear Miss Bo's voice even when I was sitting in the room. That's why I came out to see what was going on. I thought something serious was going on, but I didn't notice that the door to Room A was open."

Sera Masumi added, "Indeed, the train was in a tunnel at that time, and it was pitch black outside, so we couldn't see clearly."

Maori Kogoro turned to the passengers and continued to ask, "You passengers in car number 8, are you familiar with the names of the people in your car? Did you know them before?"

Anton Yu replied: "I guess so. We take this train every year."

The conductor also explained: "These passengers book first-class carriages every year. They are our regular customers and they always book the same room."

Maori Kogoro and others walked to the rear of the carriage and continued to ask the conductor: "Could it be that you saw it wrong from the beginning?"

When the conductor heard this, he quickly explained: "No! I really saw that strange man!"

Maori Kogoro suddenly approached the conductor and said mysteriously, "Is that so? I know! You were the one who secretly let the murderer into compartment B!"

The conductor was stunned and stammered, "W...what?" He was obviously caught off guard by Kogoro Mouri's words.

Kogoro Mouri continued his reasoning: "On the surface, all rooms look like secret rooms, but in fact, the guest rooms have secret doors leading to the next room, right?" There was a kind of sweet confidence in his tone.

The conductor hurriedly denied it: "This...this train doesn't have..." His tone revealed a hint of anxiety, wanting to clarify the facts.

Kogoro Mouri ignored the conductor's denial and continued, "Then, you asked the passengers in rooms AC and D E to gather in room B, and each of them fired a shot and killed the victim, right?" His tone seemed to have revealed the truth of the case.

The conductor asked in confusion: "You...what kind of reasoning are you talking about?" His tone revealed his confusion about Kogoro Mouri's reasoning.

Kogoro Mouri said confidently: "This is the scenario I imagined in my mind!" There was a sense of certainty in his tone.

The driver said helplessly: "How can this be? This is too ridiculous!"

Masumi Sera also interjected, "Isn't that the plot of Murder on the Orient Express?" There was a hint of helplessness in her tone.

Conan added: "And there was clearly only one bullet hole on the victim's body..." His tone was speechless.

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Maori Kogoro nodded and said in his signature confident tone, "Okay, let's sort this out. When Mr. Murohashi was found, the door to Room B was locked, and the conductor said he had been in the corridor before the incident and didn't see anyone suspicious entering or leaving Room B."

"It seems that we can only come to one conclusion, that is, Mr. Murohashi actually committed suicide." As he spoke, he unconsciously touched his beard.

Sera Masumi frowned after hearing this: "However, if it was really suicide, there should be obvious burn marks around the gunshot wound on Mr. Murohashi's temple, but in fact there are none."

Conan also pointed to the other side of the room and said: "And, look, there are traces of gunshot on the sofa opposite the body. If this is suicide, how can we explain it?"

Maori Kogoro waved his hand, as if he had already made up his mind. "The passengers on this train are all fans of mystery novels. Mr. Murohashi may want to leave a mystery before he dies, making his death look like a complicated murder."