Chapter 57: No movement

　　 On the morning of January 27, at Miyamoto House in Yonehuacho, Tokyo.
　　 Miko Miyamoto just hung up the call to Mugure, and immediately received a call from Akihime.
　　 "Aunt Meizi, I already got it." Ming Ji reported with a smile.
　　 Miko Miyamoto said, "Then let's start, let them start right away, until all the passages are filled."
　　 "Yes, I see, madam." Ming Ji replied.
　　 "Right," Miko Miyamoto smiled, "If you don't have enough materials, look for the four corners, and the locomotive will find the guy just now. It's a return for their help."
　　 "I see, ma'am." Ming Ji replied.
　　 "Okay, go ahead." Miko Miyamoto hung up after speaking. ...
　　 Shinkansen.
　　 Conan rushed towards the black box on the ground beside the young woman in the burgundy suit, counting down in his heart.
　　 One, while counting and kicking on the box, Conan breathed a sigh of relief, just in time. However, "Ah" Conan kicked empty, and then fell to the ground because he raised his foot too high.
　　 It's over, Conan who fell on the ground only felt that the sky was spinning, and there was light in front of him, and then, huh? Why doesn't it hurt? ...
　　 Yamazaki spent more than half an hour on the Shinkansen. From beginning to end, he found a total of 62 black boxes, checked them all, and found no problems. While investigating, Yamazaki was thinking about a problem, that is, when the mobile phone cannot be used, this bomb is nothing at all. So, it was weird that Mei Daizi was in a state of exerting strength at that time. What was it because of?
This question continued until the woman came downstairs with a suitcase to make a phone call, but Yamazaki, who was downstairs, figured it out. It turned out to be like this. There are two ways of timing control. Mobile phones are only one of them. Kind of, there should be another kind of force to it. Sure enough, it was the same time bomb that Mei Daizi said.
　　 Yamazaki, who was walking in the same direction as the young woman, thought, pinching the antenna of the mobile phone in her hand while passing by the young woman, and solved the mobile phone problem here. As for the wrong call, it shouldn’t be that bad. As for the box, Yamazaki doesn't want to touch it when it's not necessary. It's best to just go to Kyoto.
　　 Yamazaki, who took a few steps forward, stood in the dark and continued to monitor the young woman. Watching her put down the box, began to press the number, and then, huh? Yamazaki was speechless. Why did this guy come? Seeing that he activated his shoes, there was no way, Yamazaki had to go up too. Since everything is business as usual on the Shinkansen, it means that the other party has agreed, and there can be no problems here. If this guy kicked it out and exploded, wouldn't it be a failure.
　　 Just like that, before the box was kicked out, Yamazaki took the box with his sleeves.
"There is a bomb in there, hurry up..." Conan, who was lying on the ground, didn't feel the pain. He thought it might be because he had counted it wrong. He immediately raised his head and said. He thought it was the young woman who saw him and took the box away. ...
　　 "Yamazaki!" Conan was taken aback, stood up and said, "Quickly throw it away, there is..."
　　 "Oh, I know," Yamazaki sighed helplessly, "You guy..."
　　 "Bomb?" The young woman was stunned, and then looked at her. Now, the black box in Yamazaki's hands asked, "You mean..."
　　 "Sorry," Yamazaki said, "you broke your mobile phone."
　　 The young woman understood. No wonder it was useless just now, and then understood the meaning of Yamazaki’s words, the young woman was lost in thought.
　　 With a sigh of relief, Conan yelled, "Yamazaki, you guy..." Before he finished speaking, Conan suddenly realized that Yamazaki looked strange when he looked at him, and immediately had a bad feeling. Sure enough...
　　 "Ke, Nan." Lan's voice came from behind, Conan smiled and looked up, only to see Lan's black face and his hands stretched towards him.
"You really are here." Lan found that Conan was missing again. First, he went to Car No. 7 where he was dragged back from there. Then he saw Conan. When he came to catch him, he heard Conan again. The polite words were very angry for a while.
　　 "You must have done something bad again, right?" Lan asked angrily. But although I was asking Conan, I was looking at Yamazaki.
　　 "It's nothing," Yamazaki smiled, "You can take him away first."
　　 "Well, um, no, I don't want it," Conan kept moving in Lan's arms, protesting, "I'm here to find Brother Yamazaki, I want to be with Brother Yamazaki."
　　 "Uh" Yamazaki is speechless, this guy seems to have no idea what matters, "Forget it, Ran, you go back and play with them, this little guy will leave it to me."
　　 "Well, okay." Lan thought for a moment, put Conan down, and then seriously told him, "Be obedient, use honorifics, don't run around, you know?"
　　 "Hmm!" Conan nodded vigorously.
　　 After Lan left, 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."
　　 "Yes, just find a carriage, and Conan will lead the way." Yamazaki said, handing the box to her, "Here you are."
　　 The young woman took the box with a wry smile, and followed Conan. ...
　　 After sitting down, Yamazaki said to Conan, "Go ahead, what's the matter?"
　　 "How did you know?" Conan asked rhetorically.
　　 Yamazaki smiled and said, "How about the exchange?"
　　 "Yes," Conan said, "You speak first."
　　 "Of course you said it first," Yamazaki smiled, "I asked it first."
　　 "Okay," Conan said, "I learned from their conversation."
　　 Yamazaki asked curiously, "Then what did they say,"
　　 After listening to Conan recounting what he had heard, Yamazaki looked at the woman opposite, and continued to ask: "How did you confirm and what did you think?"
　　 Conan talked about the investigation process again, and Yamazaki sighed: "You are lucky, so you can find the righteous master."
　　 "What do you mean?" Conan said angrily, "Are you saying that there is a problem with my reasoning?"
　　 "Don't be angry," Yamazaki said, "I heard four questions."
　　 Conan got a toothache, and said angrily: "I heard four questions?"
　　 "Four," Yamazaki said, "The first one is the reasoning problem of relying on the mountain and the sea. This is really unreliable."
　　 "How do you say it." Conan asked back.
"Look around," Yamazaki said with a smile, "There are so many vacancies, when you want to see, just sit down and take a look, and then sit back. How can you say that she must have seen it in the dining car? What about?"
　　 "Uh..." Conan thought about it carefully, there are still many such cases.
　　 "The second is your final inference," Yamazaki continued with a smile, "It is very easy to let the computer and the Walkman press a specific key or button at a specific time."
　　 "How to do it?" Conan said, "Tell me about it."
"The Walkman is best to handle. 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 the computer to have problems, such as Shut down automatically, he will definitely restart."
　　 "If those are also part of the transaction, they are indeed." After thinking about it, Conan asked again, "What about the third one?"
　　 Yamazaki said: "The first two questions are about reasoning, and the third question is about observation."
　　 "Observe?" Conan asked, "What is it?"
　　 Looking at the woman on the opposite side, Yamazaki smiled and said, "As soon as I listened to the conversation between you and this lady, I knew that this lady had been to the dining car nine out of ten."
　　 "Why?" Thinking back to the conversation between the two, Conan asked, "Where did you hear it?"
　　 "It's the rhetorical question of the phrase ‘what’s wrong?’" Yamazaki smiled, "If you haven’t been there..."
　　 "What's the matter?" Conan said carefully.
　　 Looking at the woman and Conan on the opposite side, both thinking, Yamazaki reminded: "Don't you think something is missing?"
　　 "What is missing, ah!" Conan understood, and said, "You mean..."
Yamazaki smiled and said: "That's it. People who haven't been there will usually say'No, what's wrong?' Or'Dining truck, I haven't been there just now, what happened there?' This kind of thing. And she only I said'what's the matter?', she was like..." At this point, the face of the woman opposite also showed a clear look.
　　 "She said that because she wanted to play with me," Conan continued. "After all, she just completed an important and elusive deal there."
　　 "Yes, she is in a guilty conscience all the time." Yamazaki smiled.
　　 Conan continued to ask, "What about the fourth one?"
　　 "The fourth," Yamazaki laughed, "That was your biggest mistake."
　　 "The biggest?" Conan was taken aback, and asked strangely: "A mistake?"
　　 "Yes," Yamazaki smiled. "You said, ‘There was a lady in black clothes there just now, and she looks like you’ This sentence made a big mistake."
　　 After reading it several times, Conan asked, "What's the problem with this?"
"I know you want to play with her," Yamazaki smiled, "but it's too conservative. You should say,'I heard two people in black clothes in front of the dining car say that this person is really too cheating. This money is so easy. Did they lie to you, Big Sister?' Like, if you say that, I don't believe she won't show a surprised expression."
Seeing the woman on the opposite side changed her face, Conan smiled and said, "Well, it seems to be better than what I said. This is indeed my mistake. I will pay attention to it next time." Then he asked: "What about you? That's it. Me, tell me about you, how did you know?"
　　 "How did you know?" Yamazaki smiled, "It's not because of you."
　　 Conan asked suspiciously: "Me? How do you say this?" Then he asked uncertainly: "Could it be that time?"
　　 "Not bad." Yamazaki smiled, "I saw your face changed so much that you jumped up, and later I saw them changing boxes, I thought they had a problem."
　　 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, so I spent so much effort later."
　　 "Sorry, sorry, I'm afraid they will detonate the bomb when they hear it." Conan said with a smile, and then curiously asked, "How did you know?"
　　 "No way," Yamazaki smiled, "Since you don't say anything, I have to ask them directly." While talking, he made a gun gesture.
　　 Conan said: "Direct? So, no wonder the Shinkansen is a minute late." Then he asked strangely, "Why didn't I know you brought that thing?"
　　 Spread his hands, Yamazaki smiled and said, "I don't have that thing."
　　 "Then you are? Ah..." Conan understood, and said angrily, "What is it called, it takes a lot of effort."
　　 "Of course it took a lot of effort," Yamazaki smiled, "You don't know, how hard I was back then. UU reading www.uukanshu.cOM"
　　 Conan said angrily, "It's because Shinobu smiles so hard to endure it."
　　At this time, the young woman said, "Well, it seems that you are talking about it. Let me say a few words." Before they could answer, they asked, "Who are you?"
　　 "I'm Edogawa Conan," Conan smiled, "I'm a detective."
　　 "Detective, detective?" the young woman said incredulously.
　　 Yamazaki added: "He is just a schoolboy."
　　 "Elementary school student?" The shocked young woman said helplessly, "Well, how about you, also a detective?"
　　 "Almost." Yamazaki replied with a smile.
　　 took a deep breath, and the young woman asked, "Then what are you going to do next?"
　　 Yamazaki smiled and said: "Since you asked me, then you can tell me, let me help you see how you can reduce your responsibility."
　　 The young woman said, "Let me think about it and sort it out."
　　 "That's right," Conan asked, "Did you call the police?"
　　 Yamazaki said, "We just need to wait in Kyoto."
　　 "Then why is there no movement?" Conan asked strangely.
　　 "No movement is the biggest movement." Yamazaki replied, thinking in his heart, if there is movement, people will be suspicious. The reputation of the Shinkansen is not good. No movement is the best.
　　 Conan nodded and said, "That's why I was prevented from kicking the box out."...