Chapter Fifty-Seven: Silent Movement

On the morning of January 27, Miyamoto's house in Mihua Town, Tokyo.

Miko Miyamoto just hung up the phone call to Meguro, and immediately received a call from Ming Ji.

"Aunt Meizi, I've got it." Ming Ji reported with a smile.

Miko Miyamoto ordered: "Then let's start, let them start immediately until all the passages are filled."

"Yes, I understand, ma'am." Mingji replied.

"By the way," Miyamoto Miko said with a smile, "If you don't have enough materials, you can find the four corners. For the motorcycle, you can find the guy just now. It can be regarded as a reward for their help."

"I see, ma'am." Mingji replied.

"Okay, go get busy." Miko Miyamoto hung up the phone after finishing speaking. ...

Shinkansen.

Conan rushed towards the black box on the ground next to the young woman in the burgundy suit, counting down in his heart.

One, counting and kicking the box, Conan breathed a sigh of relief, just in time. However, "Ah" Conan missed the kick, and then fell to the ground because he raised his foot too high.

It's over, Conan who fell on the ground only felt dizzy, his eyes were bright, and then, huh? Why doesn't it hurt? ...

It took Yamazaki more than half an hour to go around the Shinkansen. From the beginning to the end, he found a total of sixty-two black boxes and checked them all. No problems were found in all of them. While investigating, Yamazaki was thinking about a problem, that is, when the mobile phone cannot be used, this bomb is nothing at all. Then, it was very strange that Mei Daizi was in a state of exertion at that time, why was that?

This question was not understood until the woman came downstairs with a suitcase to make a phone call. It turned out to be like this, and there were two ways of timing control, and the mobile phone was only one of them. One, and another should be to exert power on it. Sure enough, it was the same as Mei Daizi said, a ticking time bomb that didn't start.

Yamazaki, who was walking in the same direction as the young woman, was thinking, while passing by the young woman beside him, he pinched the antenna of the mobile phone in her hand, and solved the mobile phone problem here. As for the wrong number, it shouldn't be so unlucky. As for the box, Yamazaki doesn't want to touch it unless necessary, so it's best to wait until Kyoto.

Yamazaki, who took a few more steps forward, stood in the dark and continued to monitor the young woman. Watching her put down the case, start pressing numbers, and, huh? Yamazaki was speechless, why did this guy come here? Seeing that he started the shoes, Yamazaki had no choice but to go up too. Since everything is as usual on the Shinkansen, it means that the other party has agreed, and there can be no problems here. If it was kicked out by this guy and exploded, wouldn't it be a failure?

Just like that, before the box was kicked out, Yamazaki carried the box away with his hands wrapped in his sleeves.

"There's a bomb in there, hurry up..." Conan lying on the ground didn't feel any pain, thinking that he might have counted wrongly, and immediately raised his head and said, he thought it was the young woman who saw him and took the box away, how could he know? ...

"Yamazaki!" Conan was taken aback, and he stood up and said, "Throw it away, there..."

"Oh, I know," Yamazaki said helplessly with a sigh, "You bastard..."

"Bomb?" The young woman was stunned, then looked at her black box, which was now in Yamazaki's hand, and asked, "You mean..."

"Feel sorry,

said Yamazaki, "broke your mobile phone." "

The young woman understood, no wonder it wasn't used just now, and then she understood the meaning of Yamazaki's words, and the young woman fell into deep thought.

Heaving a sigh of relief, Conan shouted: "Yamazaki, you bastard..." Before he could finish speaking, Conan suddenly found it strange to see Yamazaki looking at him, and immediately had a bad feeling, and sure enough...

"Ke, Nan." Lan's voice came from behind, and Conan looked up with a dry smile, only to see Lan with a dark face, and his hands were stretching towards him.

"You are indeed here." Lan found that Conan was gone again, first went to the No. 7 car, from where he was dragged back earlier, and then saw Conan, and when he came to arrest him, he heard Conan's dissatisfaction again. Polite words, very angry for a while.

"You must have done something bad again, right?" Lan asked angrily. But even though he was asking Conan, it was Yamazaki who was looking.

"It's nothing," Yamazaki said with a smile, "you take him away first."

"Uh, uh, no, I don't want it," Conan protested as he kept moving in Lan's arms, "I'm here to find Brother Yamazaki, and I want to be with Brother Yamazaki."

"Uh..." Yamazaki was speechless, this guy seemed to be determined to understand the matter, "Forget it, Lan, you go back and play with them, this little guy will be handed over to me."

"Well, okay." Lan thought for a while, put Conan down, and then told him seriously, "Be obedient, use honorific words, and don't run around, understand?"

"Yeah!" Conan nodded vigorously.

After Lan left and finished thinking, the young woman who was wiping cold sweat said, "This is not a place to talk, let's sit down and talk, you must have something to say."

"Okay, just find any compartment, Conan will lead the way." Yamazaki said and handed the box to her, "Here you are."

The young woman took the box with a wry smile and followed behind Conan. ...

After sitting down, Yamazaki said to Conan: "Tell me, what's going on?"

"How do you know?" Conan asked back.

Yamazaki smiled, "How about an exchange?"

"Okay," Conan said, "you go first."

"Of course you said it first," Yamazaki said with a smile, "I was the one who asked first."

"Well," said Conan, "I heard their conversation."

Yamazaki asked curiously, "Then what did they say?"

After Conan told what he had heard, Yamazaki looked at the woman opposite and continued to ask, "How did you confirm it and what do you think?"

Conan told the investigation process again, and Yamazaki sighed: "You are so lucky, you can find the right owner this way."

"What do you mean?" Conan said angrily, "Are you saying there is something wrong with my reasoning?"

"Don't be angry," Yamazaki said, "I heard four problems."

Conan had a toothache, and said angrily, "Did you hear four questions?"

"Four," said Yamazaki, "the first one is the reasoning problem of relying on mountains and seas, which is really unreliable."

"How?" Conan asked back.

"Look around," Yamazaki said with a smile, "there are so many empty seats, if you want to look around, just sit down and take a look, and then sit back. How can we say that she must have seen it in the dining car through this question?" where?"

"Uh..." Conan thought about it carefully, and there are still many such situations.

"The second is your final inference," Yamazaki continued with a smile. "It is very easy to make a computer and a Walkman press a specific key or button at a specific time."

"How to do it?" Conan said, "Tell me about it."

"The Walkman is the best thing to do. If there is a problematic tape, he will definitely press the shutdown button." Yamazaki explained with a smile, "The computer is also simple. A problematic disk will cause problems in the computer, such as Automatic shutdown, he will definitely restart."

"If those are also part of the deal, then it is." After thinking for a while, Conan asked again, "What about the third one?"

"The first two questions are inferential, and the third is observational," Yamazaki said.

"Observation?" Conan asked, "What is it?"

Looking at the woman opposite, Yamazaki said with a smile: "As soon as I heard the conversation between you and this lady just now, I know that this lady has probably been to the dining car."

"Why?" Recalling the conversation between the two again, Conan asked, "Where did you hear that?"

"It's the rhetorical question of 'what's the matter?'," Yamazaki said with a smile, "if you haven't been there..."

"What's wrong?" Conan savored this sentence carefully.

Seeing the woman on the opposite side and Conan thinking, Yamazaki reminded: "Don't you think something is missing?"

"Something is missing, ah!" Conan understood, and said, "You mean..."

Yamazaki said with a smile: "That's it. People who haven't been there will usually say 'No, what's the matter?' or 'Dining car, I haven't been there just now. What happened there?" I said 'what's the matter?', she's like that..." At this point, the woman on the opposite side showed a look of understanding.

"She said that to trick me," Conan continued, "after all, she just completed an important and shady deal there."

"That's right, nine out of ten she has a guilty conscience." Yamazaki said with a smile.

Conan continued to ask, "What about the fourth one?"

"The fourth," Yamazaki laughed, "that was your biggest mistake."

"The biggest?" Conan was stunned, and asked strangely, "A mistake?"

"That's right," Yamazaki said with a smile, "You made a big mistake when you said, 'There was a lady who was with a man in black there just now, who looks like you'."

After reading it several times, Conan asked, "What's the problem?"

"I know you're trying to trick her," Yamazaki laughed, "but it's too conservative. You should say, 'I heard two guys in black in front of the dining car say that guy is so easy to deceive , This money comes too easily, did the big sisters lie to you?’ and the like, if you say that, I don’t believe she won’t show a surprised expression.”

Seeing the face of the woman on the opposite side change, Conan smiled and said: "Well, it seems to be a little better than what I said, this is indeed my mistake, I will pay attention to it next time." Then he asked: "What about you? Finished speaking Let me tell you, how do you know?"

"How do you know?" Yamazaki said with a smile, "That's not because of you."

Conan asked suspiciously: "Me? How do you say that?" Then he asked uncertainly: "Could it be that time?"

"That's right." Yamazaki said with a smile, "I saw your face change drastically and jumped up, and then I saw that they changed the box, so I thought there was something wrong with them."

Conan smiled and said, "So you will ask me at that time."

Yamazaki said angrily: "It's a pity that you didn't say it, which made me spend so much effort later."

"Sorry, sorry, I was afraid that they would detonate the bomb if they heard it." Conan said with a smile, and then asked curiously, "Then how did you know?"

"No way," Yamazaki said with a smile, "Since you don't tell me, I have no choice but to ask them directly." While speaking, he made a gun gesture.

Conan said: "Directly? That's how it is, no wonder the Shinkansen is a minute late." Then he asked strangely, "Why didn't I know you brought that thing?"

Spreading his hands, Yamazaki smiled and said, "I don't have that thing."

"Then you are? Ah..." Conan understood, and said angrily, "What do you mean it took a lot of effort?"

"Of course it took a lot of effort," Yamazaki said with a smile, "You don't know how hard I was at that time."

Conan said angrily, "It must have been hard to hold back the laughter."

At this time, the young woman said: "Okay, it seems that what you have said is almost the same, then let me say a few words." Before they could answer, she asked: "Who are you?"

"I'm Conan Edogawa," Conan said with a smile, "I'm a detective."

"Detective, detective?" the young woman said in disbelief.

Yamazaki added, "He's just an elementary school student."

"Primary school student?" The young woman who was hit said helplessly, "Well, what about you, are you also a detective?"

"Almost." Yamazaki replied with a smile.

Taking a deep breath, the young woman asked, "Then what are you going to do next?"

Yamazaki said with a smile: "Since you asked me, then you can talk about it and let me help you see how you can reduce your responsibility."

The young woman said, "Let me think about it and sort it out."

"By the way," Conan asked, "did you call the police?"

Yamazaki said: "We can just wait in Kyoto."

"Then why is there no movement?" Conan asked strangely.

"No movement is the biggest movement." Yamazaki replied, but he thought in his heart, wouldn't it make people suspicious if there was movement? It is not good for the reputation of the Shinkansen, and no movement is the best.

Conan nodded and said, "That's why you stop me from kicking the box out."...