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'Mystery Train'?
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The Bell Tree Express, huh?
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Never thought Sherry would ride such a
ridiculously conspicuous train like that...
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Oh, but isn't it a fitting choice for her?
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Every room on that train is private.
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If she's trying to escape from the Kantō region without us noticing, it would be a perfect way, don't you agree?
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But I just can't believe it.
-
I never expected that Sherry was hiding out in the Gunma mountains.
-
Yeah. Bourbon, who discovered that information, had the same opinion.
-
He said that since it's just something she happened to tell a third party she came into contact with, it's not necessarily accurate.
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But if Sherry is riding on that train,
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wouldn't it be the best hunting ground?
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Yeah. With nary a stop to disembark midway,
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it's a moving steel prison.
-
And just like hunting a deer, if we just shake her with fear,
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she'll likely expose herself to the barrel of the gun.
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You know why I deliberately leaked this information to you, right?
-
You want me to keep my distance until that metal snake has returned to its hole, right?
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Anyway, I'm happy to hear the name 'Sherry' from you after so long...
-
I was beginning to think you were showing mercy for a fellow woman...
-
That's ridiculous.
-
Just who do you take me for?
-
Anyway, let's talk again once the hunt is over.
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Yeah.
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Fine.
-
You win.
-
I'll give up on Sherry.
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Though...
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It won't be me who finishes her off, but Bourbon.
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She mustn't be allowed to remain in this world.
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Forgive me...
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Silver Bullet.
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Seeking comprehensive answers,
he solves every mystery and code!
-
As the departure bell rings out, the shadows of the Organisation approach Haibara!
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He sees the single truth for what it is,
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and looks like a kid but has the mind of an adult!
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His name? Detective Conan!
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Filled with contradictions, the bus keeps running on
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We innocently smile as we climb aboard
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Brimming signs overflow in every direction
-
We can trust you if we get lost — right, driver?
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Would there still be crime if there was no malice?
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Where is the answer hidden? Somebody knows!
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Don't give up, just think a little bit more — Question! Answer!
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Touching your cheek as you float in darkness
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Embrace the justice that nobody wants to abandon!
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The answer's been right here all along — Everybody knows it!
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But with it, I know that hearts will always doubt — Question! Answer!
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And we must live with that sadness — Question! Answer!
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The Jet-Black Mystery Train
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Tōkyō Station
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Wow, it's awesome!
-
It's the first time I've seen a steam locomotive!
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Me too!
-
It's so impressive!
-
Although, the SL appearance is just a front.
-
Inside it is a state-of-the-art diesel engine, I hear.
-
Ai-chan, you're still not better?
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No...
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Somebody's germs are pretty stubborn...
-
Then why aren't you staying at home and resting?
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Hey, you brats!
-
You could at least show thanks for the owners of the Bell Tree Express, the Suzuki Financial Group!
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We specially reserved seats just for you!
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Yes, ma'am!
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Of course, unlike yours, our seats are in the luxurious first-class car!
-
Speaking of which, isn't that the same first-class car that Kid announced he'd target soon?
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That's right!
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As a rule, this train only runs once a year,
-
but this year, Uncle Jirokichi's going to run it specially one more time to exhibit some jewel in the first-class car
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and Kid-sama's sure to ride it!
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So I decided I'd be a step ahead of him and leave a love letter to him in the train car! What do you think?
-
What do I think...?
-
I doubt Kid would have time to steal a letter as well.
-
Besides, Kyōgoku-san would be pretty upset.
-
My love for Kid-sama has nothing to do with my love for him!
-
What I'm interested in isn't any thief...
-
but the deduction quiz they always do aboard the train!
-
Sera-san, why...
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are you here?
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I'm a detective! Of course I'm here!
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Wait, isn't your dad with you?
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Huh? He was right here a moment ago...
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Good to see you, Andō-sama!
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It's been a long time.
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May I take your luggage?
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Don't worry about this.
-
It's a valuable item my client entrusted me with, and it's quite heavy.
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Satoru Andō (41)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room C
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Well, the heavy part is the solid-gold picture frame.
-
The painting's just a counterfeit.
-
The appraiser had finished with it, so I'm escorting it back to my client in Nagoya...
-
What? But this is the Mystery Train, destination unknown.
-
Why would you think it's headed to Nagoya?
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Come on...
-
Mr. Conductor... How many years have we been meeting like this?
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Mari Idemari (33)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room E
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Anyone can easily deduce that by checking which trains have had their schedules changed today.
-
R-Right...
-
The crux of what stimulates our intellect
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Natsue Komino (75)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room D
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is the mystery acted out on board this train...
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Isn't that right, Sumitomo-san?
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Hiruka Sumitomo (37)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room D
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Yes, Mistress...
-
I should've expected no less from mystery connoisseurs like yourselves.
-
I underestimated you.
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Hey, you!
-
What's going on here?!
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Etsuto Murobashi (39)
Passenger in Carriage 7, Room B
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I know I reserved my usual room on the first-class car, Carriage 8...
-
So why'd I get moved to Carriage 7?!
-
I do apologise.
-
As we mentioned a few days back, we had accidentally double-booked the room, so we had to move you.
-
That's my favourite room, and I book it every single year the moment tickets go on sale...
-
Where's the jackass who muscled in on my room?!
-
I'm the 'jackass' in question.
-
Please excuse me...
-
You see, my daughter is a friend of the owners of this train.
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Kogorō Mouri (38)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room B
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Anyway, you can be assured that with me on board, no matter what case awaits aboard this train,
-
I, the great detective Poirō Mouri,
shall instantly bring the truth to light!
-
Hey, Dad! What are you doing?!
-
I'm just saying hello to my fellow Carriage 8 passengers...
-
You're not allowed to smoke here!
-
And what's this 'Poirō' thing about?
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You're Kogorō Mouri!
-
Oh, you heard that?
-
Come on, everybody's waiting for you in front of Carriage 6!
-
They want to take a group photo before we depart!
-
Oh, I see...
-
What's with this tense atmosphere?
-
Is it because they realised the old man's a detective, or perhaps...?
-
Awesome, awesome!
-
All the stations are just flying past!
-
It's supposed to be almost nonstop until we reach the destination!
-
Really?!
-
Of course, where the final stop is located is a mystery.
-
It's Nagoya...
-
If you look up the train schedules on the Internet,
-
you can figure out this train's route...
-
I was so excited to get on a Mystery Train, and this guy goes and ruins it...
-
What I'm interested in is the deduction quiz that's gonna take place aboard the train in the meantime.
-
The rumour goes that a culprit and victim are picked from the passengers at random, and an incident occurs between them...
-
The rest of the passengers become detectives,
-
with the goal being to figure out the culprit before the train reaches its destination.
-
Yes? Who is it?
-
Huh?
-
Nobody's here...
-
A letter?
-
'Congratulations, you've been selected to play the role of the detective!'
-
'In 10 minutes, an incident will take place in Carriage 7, Room B, so please investigate!'
-
Weren't all the passengers supposed to be the detectives?
-
Carriage 7, Room B... Carriage 7, Room B...
-
Here! It's this room, right?
-
Umm...
-
Excuse me...
-
Don't come in, moron!
-
Whoa, awesome! It's just like the real thing!
-
Let's go after them!
-
Yeah!
-
Come on! You too, Conan-kun and Ai-chan!
-
This isn't much of a mystery...
-
It's more like a game of tag...
-
We lost them...
-
All the rooms are private, so we can't tell if they went into one of the rooms.
-
You guys...
-
Is this your first time on this train?
-
Yeah!
-
In that case, you better stay in your rooms.
-
The deduction quiz will be announced via the speakers in each room.
-
So the case hasn't started at all yet?
-
Right...
-
It won't start for another hour, I believe.
-
Then what did we just witness?!
-
Hey, Conan!
-
Wait!
-
Ai-chan, let's go!
-
Okay, okay.
-
Ai-chan?
-
Ai-chan, come on!
-
R-Right.
-
Could it be... Could it be?!
-
Oh, Conan-kun. Something wrong?
-
You should at least knock before you enter a lady's room, you know!
-
Oh, no...
-
This is Carriage 7, right?
-
What are you talking about? This is Carriage 8.
-
I've just come here to visit!
-
That's strange.
-
I don't think I miscounted the carriages...
-
It can't be helped.
-
The carriage numbers are only written on the outside of the train.
-
And the only thing displayed on the room doors is a single alphabetic letter.
-
So how'd you do on the deduction quiz?
-
Doc?
-
Is this room, our room, on Carriage 6?!
-
Huh? Yeah.
-
See, the snacks you all were just eating are right where you left them!
-
Hey, Conan!
-
Isn't that weird?!
-
We only moved down one carriage from Carriage 8...
-
Carriage 7...
-
Carriage 7 disappeared while the train was in motion?!
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
irc://irc.hoshinet.org/the-moonlighters
http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
Timing: Licca, Puto
QC: Licca, GonbeFAN
Editing, Encoding: Puto
Typesetting: GonbeFAN, Puto
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Carriage 7 disappeared? That's ridiculous.
-
There was a guy who just got shot in Carriage 7...
-
We chased the culprit who shot him after they flew from the room, but we lost 'em...
-
And when we went back to Carriage 7 where the passenger who got shot was, it was Carriage 8!
-
Shot?
-
If that were the case, why didn't you immediately tell that to one of us conductors?
-
At the time, we thought it was part of the deduction quiz!
-
Anyway, please check at least!
-
Carriage 7 disappeared!
-
Along with the passenger who was shot!
-
Then you should ask the conductor in each carriage.
-
They'll be sitting in the rearmost part of the hallway in each passenger car, like I am...
-
But I'm sure you all just got the wrong idea...
-
In compliance with the owner's specifications, the carriage numbers aren't displayed inside the train...
-
The owner's specifications?
-
Though it means that many passengers can't tell which room is theirs, and it's a lot of work for us conductors...
-
Yes, how may I be of assistance?
-
So if you ring the bell like that, the lamp above the room lights up and the conductor will come, huh?
-
Awesome! I wanna try it later!
-
Anyway, the missing Carriage 7 comes first!
-
Let's go check!
-
Yeah!
-
Ai-chan, aren't you feeling well from the cold?
-
Ah, I'm fine. I've been taking medicine...
-
Then let's go!
-
That man earlier... I got a similar feeling to that person.
-
But what was that burn?
-
Carriage 7?!
-
This is really Carriage 7?
-
Yes...
-
Carriage 7 must have reappeared while we were distracted!
-
But how?
-
Then let's go to Room B again and take a look!
-
Yeah.
-
I'm opening it.
-
Okay.
-
Huh?
-
Uh, um... Is this really...
-
Didn't I tell you? It's Carriage 8!
-
Brats like you should just go back to your room and stay out of trouble, sheesh!
-
I wonder what's going on?
-
Maybe that conductor got confused?
-
Maybe. He looks pretty sleepy to me.
-
Hold on. Hold on... Last time...
-
That was...?!
-
Now, look here!
-
This room...
-
It really is Carriage 7, Room B...
-
...right?
-
I told you...
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Sonoko-neechan, you guys got one too, right?
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A card just like this!
-
And you were doing what the card said, right?
-
To temporarily switch rooms with the person playing the victim role
-
and confuse the detectives that would come to visit.
-
Right?
-
Amazing! You're amazing, Conan-kun!
-
You got it!
-
Someone knocked on our door and when we opened it, there was an envelope on the ground, and the card inside it said...
-
'Congratulations! You've been chosen to play the role of the accomplice!'
-
And the rest was just as you said...
-
'The guest playing the role of the victim in Carriage 7, Room B was waiting,
-
so switch with them to help enliven the deduction quiz!'
-
Shouldn't I be the one getting angry?
-
And just as the passenger who was playing the victim role and Ran-kun's party were switching,
-
I passed through and joined them.
-
So the person who played the victim role is probably relaxing in our room in Carriage 8 now...
-
Then where's Uncle Kogorō?
-
The victim guy told him to go to the dining car!
-
To the dining car?
-
He wanted Dad to play the role of the detective who explained the answer to the deduction quiz at the end...
-
So he asked Dad to stand by in the dining car...
-
Anyway, it's nice to meet you finally.
-
You're that girl named 'Haibara', right?
-
Yeah...
-
I've wanted to talk with you.
-
S-She...
-
It can't be...
-
It can't be!
-
Who's there?
-
W-What?
-
Just now, I thought someone was peering in through the crack in the door...
-
Did I imagine it?
-
Oh, the cuisine and wine are both excellent!
-
Burning off the fields...?
-
You figured out the disappearing corpse trick?
-
We haven't released the deduction quiz for this journey yet...
-
But I got this card!
-
We did too!
-
Let's see...
-
They do look like the instruction cards we usually use, but...
-
The trick for this journey wasn't anything like that...
-
So what's going on?
-
Well then, I guess we'll have to go to Carriage 8 and ask the victim ourselves, huh?
-
I'm going to the toilet first!
-
Me too!
-
What's wrong, Haibara?
-
Don't you feel a strange presence in this train?
-
Like a menacing feeling...
-
That's just you having read too many of Christie's novels...
-
This presence... isn't just one or two people.
-
Noto-sama, how may I be of assistance?
-
Noto-sama? Noto-sama?
-
What's goin' on?!
-
I didn't call for you!
-
But the bell just...
-
Dunno about that.
-
Geez, when I call for you, no one comes.
-
But when I don't need you, you come.
-
I'm sorry, sir.
-
Ah, it's fine.
-
There was some kind of trouble in the room next door, but it looks like the conductor just made a mistake.
-
Ah! Coming!
-
Idenami-sama!
-
Hey, can't you do something about this?!
-
Something about...?
-
The sound!
-
There's a strange sound in my room!
-
I see.
-
I don't hear anything.
-
It was just sounding earlier!
-
Are you calling me a liar?!
-
No, of course not.
-
See, this sound. You hear it, right?
-
Yes.
-
It's probably a mobile phone or similar that someone left behind.
-
Wait, don't come in! I'll find it myself!
-
R-Right...
-
What I want to know is...
-
Why didn't you find the mobile phone before the train set off?!
-
Right, I'm very sorry.
-
Umm, is something wrong?
-
Here it is! This is our room!
-
Hey, mister!
-
The trick's been found out!
-
Come out and explain!
-
Oh, sheesh. Don't tell me he's sleeping in our room.
-
No way...
-
Mister! Wake up and undo the chain lock!
-
Hey, Mister!
-
What's wrong?
-
He's taking a nap on our sofa!
-
There's blood coming from his forehead, it almost looks like he's really dead.
-
Well, I'm sure it's just some sort of deduction quiz clue again.
-
Let me through!
-
It smells like...
-
Gunpowder...
-
Anyway, let's break down the door!
-
One, two, three!
-
Awesome!
-
Another deduction quiz?
-
No...
-
He really is dead...
-
What's more...
-
This is a locked-room murder!
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
irc://irc.hoshinet.org/the-moonlighters
http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
Timing: Licca, Puto
QC: Licca, GonbeFAN
Editing, Encoding: Puto
Typesetting: GonbeFAN, Puto
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M-Murder?!
-
It's really murder?
-
Yeah.
-
Somebody shot this guy in the head.
-
But the door was chain-locked, and you had to break through the lock to get in, right?
-
So wouldn't this be a suicide?
-
I haven't figured out how the door was locked yet.
-
But there's no burn mark around the gunshot wound.
-
That proves he was shot from a distance.
-
Since if you were shooting yourself in the head, you'd have to hold the gun right next to you...
-
But maybe he got scared right before shooting, and pulled it away unintentionally?
-
I don't think so.
-
There's a silencer attached to the gun, right?
-
Do you really think it's possible to hold something that long at a distance from your head and still fire it?
-
And look, on the sofa opposite, there's a mark from something like a gunshot.
-
The killer probably made the victim hold the gun and shoot an extra round,
-
in order to leave gunshot residue on their hand and sleeve, to make it look like suicide.
-
Of course, gunshot residue would've landed on the killer too,
-
but they probably washed it off their hands, and threw their clothes out of the window...
-
But the killer must still be on this train. They won't get away!
-
Anyway, you guys go back to your room with Ran-neechan for now.
-
But we want to help out, too!
-
Me too!
-
Don't be reckless!
-
Until I come back, lock your room door and don't open it for anyone at all!
-
What's with you, all of a sudden...?
-
You're scary sometimes.
-
Uhh, I mean...
-
Isn't it dangerous since there's a murderer lurking around?
-
-
Then I'm counting on you to take care of the kids.
-
Right.
-
Gotcha.
-
I should call Dad and have him come here, just in case.
-
Excuse me...
-
What's the commotion about?
-
Don't tell me the deduction quiz already started!
-
Ah, no, it's not the quiz.
-
There was a real murder!
-
An actual murder?!
-
How dreadful...
-
I can't deal with an actual murder.
-
Too gory for my taste.
-
Anyway, stop the train and tell the passengers not to leave their rooms until the police arrive!
-
Right!
-
May I have your attention, please?
-
In light of an accident that just took place on the train,
-
we are considering changing our course and stopping at the nearest station.
-
We apologise for the inconvenience,
-
but please remain in your rooms until further notice, and refrain from leaving them if at all possible.
-
The ominous feeling I felt before hasn't gone away...
-
And his attitude back then...
-
What was that about?!
-
Huh?
-
You're on this train too, Amuro-san?
-
Yes, I managed to get myself a ticket.
-
I just met Mouri-sensei at the dining car, too.
-
Hey, Ran, who's the hot guy?
-
He's the detective I told you about the other day, the one who wanted to be Dad's apprentice.
-
This is him?
-
Nice to meet you, I'm Sonoko Suzuki!
-
A pleasure...
-
Anyway, it seems some sort of accident happened. Do you know anything about it?
-
It seems there's been a murder.
-
Sera-san and Conan-kun are still at the scene.
-
Then it might be wise to have Mouri-sensei handle this.
-
It appears that the heavens are siding with us.
-
What?! You're not gonna stop until you reach Nagoya?!
-
Didn't I ask you to stop at the nearest station?!
-
W-Well...
-
The owner of the train, Advisor Jirokichi Suzuki said...
-
'Tie the scurvy jackanapes who dared to kill a man in my train up and bring them here to me!'
-
and so, he's waiting to ambush the killer at Nagoya.
-
Just how much power does that geezer have?
-
Well, no need to worry.
-
Before we reach Nagoya Station, I, the great detective Poirō Mouri,
-
shall unveil the truth of this murder on the Bell Tree Express for all to see!
-
Indeed! I'm counting on you!
-
So, Mr. Conductor,
-
when did you last see the victim, Murobashi-san?
-
When I was in front of Room A, Noto-sama's room.
-
I heard the bell ring, so I went to Room A,
-
only to be scolded by Noto-sama, saying he hadn't called me.
-
At the same time, Murobashi-sama opened the door of Room B and peeked out at me.
-
Was that really Murobashi-san?
-
Yeah. He seemed to be on the phone.
-
Then how about we ask Noto-san about this, 'Poirō-san'?
-
Very well!
-
Yeah. I heard Murobashi-san's voice from beyond the door as well back then.
-
I never thought he'd be next door, I was quite surprised.
-
Taisaku Noto (52)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room A
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Still, why did you lie about having rung the bell and say you hadn't?
-
Like I said, I never rang the bell, the conductor came on his own!
-
But when you ring the bell, the light above the door comes on, so I doubt he'd have made a mistake.
-
Actually, though the rest work, Room A's light is burnt out.
-
So when I heard a bell ring and didn't see any of the lights on,
-
I thought it must've been Noto-sama's room, so I knocked on his door.
-
And after that?
-
Just after the doors to rooms A and B shut, a bell rang,
-
I saw the light for Idenami-sama's room, Room E, was lit and went to check it out.
-
Yeah.
-
I did ring the bell to call the conductor.
-
I was hearing strange noises in my room.
-
Mari Idenami (33)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room E
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I found it stuck down the back of the sofa!
-
It must've been left behind by someone, maybe one of the cleaners.
-
W-Well...
-
If you called to have the conductor search your room,
-
then that may be the time the killer entered the victim's room,
-
since the conductor wouldn't be watching over the passageway as usual...
-
Search my room?!
-
I only called him here to complain!
-
I found this thing myself!
-
I can't stand the thought of others invading my territory.
-
Then even though you were in the passageway the whole time, you didn't see anyone suspicious enter the victim's Room B, Mr. Conductor?
-
That reminds me...
-
When I was listening to Idenami-sama, the door to the room farthest to me opened.
-
And I had the feeling somebody was peeping over here from beyond the door...
-
The farthest room from you would be Room A...
-
Just before I spotted that suspicious person,
-
Komino-sama was wheeled out of Room D by her maid and headed in that direction.
-
So those two might've seen something.
-
Komino-san, huh?
-
The Room A door?
-
Natsue Komino (75)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room D
-
That door wasn't open
when I passed by.
-
And of course, I didn't see anyone suspicious standing by the door.
-
Right, Sumitomo-san?
-
Yes, Mistress.
-
The only open door was the one to Room E, from which we heard Idenami-sama complaining.
-
Hiruka Sumitomo (37)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room D
-
Then maybe it opened after Komino-sama passed by...
-
But we passed by the two ladies at the entrance to Carriage 8 when we were heading to Room B,
-
and we didn't see the Room A door open either.
-
Did it really open?
-
Come to think about it...
-
Just before the kids came over, Andō-sama from Room C came over to check on things.
-
So maybe...
-
I could hear Idenami-san shouting even in my room,
-
Satoru Andō (41)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room C
-
so I left my room to find out what was going on. I thought something might've happened.
-
But I can't say whether the door to Room A was open or not, since I went in the opposite direction, to Room E.
-
Not to mention that at the time, the train was passing through a tunnel, so there wasn't any light shining through the windows,
-
and the passageway was pretty dark.
-
That's right, it was dark.
-
Didn't you see anything?
-
You arrived just after I left my room, right?
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No, we didn't see anything.
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By the way, you Carriage 8 passengers all seem to be quite sure of each other's names and rooms.
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You know each other?
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Yeah, more or less.
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We board the Mystery Train together every year.
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They're our regular guests who always make reservations in this first-class car before anybody else, every year.
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And they always choose the same rooms, too.
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So basically...
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Mr. Conductor, it was all in your imagination, wasn't it?
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No! I'm confident I saw it...
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I see, that's how it was.
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You were the one who secretly let the killer into Room B!
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You said it was a sealed room, but there's actually some sort of hidden door leading to the next room, right?!
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There's nothing like that in this train!
-
So you gathered all the passengers from rooms A, C, D and E into room B
-
and they each fired a bullet into the victim's body, one by one!
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Am I wrong?
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What are you talking about?!
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If I was writing the plot, that's how it would've played out!
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That's insane!
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Isn't that the plot of Orient Express?
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And for starters, the victim was only shot once in total...
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You sent it to the Mouri Detective Agency?
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The footage from the camp trip last week?
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Yes. We want to properly thank the lady who saved us, so we figured a great detective might be able to find out who she was.
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Oh, I watched that video along with Dad.
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He said there's no way to find someone with just a face and voice,
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but if we posted it online, maybe someone would recognise her.
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That lady had a Mystery Train Pass Ring,
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so we'd all been saying we might see her here!
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Haven't seen her yet, though.
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Don't tell me...
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The reason for this ominous feeling in my chest...
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Don't tell me...
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Don't tell me that they've...!
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
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http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
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Nagoya Station
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Heed my command, troops!
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Breach the train the moment it arrives,
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bind the confounded murderer hand and foot with lightning speed and bring them forth to me!
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Why won't you answer?! Why?!
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Advisor Suzuki, please stop giving my subordinates orders without permission.
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Allow us Aichi Police to handle this...
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What?!
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The train crowned with my surname, Suzuki, became a murder site!
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You dare to tell me to just sit and wait, you fool?!
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Upon capturing the miscreant, hang high the head of our filthy quarry on the central tower of Nagoya Castle!
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That's too much...
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Sounds like some sort of petty killing took place.
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It seems fortune is smiling upon us, Bro.
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Right.
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It's sending that iron snake right here non-stop.
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And I just heard from Vermouth. She confirmed that Sherry's aboard the train.
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Then Vermouth and Bourbon will be dealing with her about now.
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I don't care whether they decided to ice or capture her.
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The question was whether she was inside that snake's stomach or not.
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But if you've already been swallowed by the snake, Sherry,
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then Nagoya shall be your final stop.
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Anyway...
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So the room of the deceased, Murobashi-san, was chain-locked shut,
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and our conductor here never left the passageway at the time, and he didn't see anyone suspicious entering or leaving it.
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Isn't it obvious it was a suicide?
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But there weren't any burn marks around the bullet wound in his head.
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There was a gunshot mark on the sofa opposite, too.
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Everybody aboard this train's a mystery fan.
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If he was planning to die, then he probably left red herrings to make it look like a murder, to make his death into a mystery.
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I see.
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You really are the amazing Sleeping Kogorō!
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For today, please call me 'Poirō'!
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Still, that Murobashi guy swapped rooms with Ran-kun, and seemed really eager to help with the whole mystery quiz thing.
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I can't imagine somebody like that committing suicide.
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And it seems the cue card for the mystery quiz was fake, too.
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Yeah...
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Though it looks like our usual cue cards, the contents don't match with the trick we were expecting...
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I thought so...
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Somebody moved Murobashi-san to the first-class carriage for some reason.
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Was it because the old man took over the first-class Room B,
which Murobashi-san usually reserved for himself...?
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Which means it's a trick that can only be done in this carriage?
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Hey, is there anything special about this carriage?
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Anything special?
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Rooms A to E always have the same people booking into them year after year, right?
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The Bell Tree Express was finished five years ago,
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but I heard that this first class carriage was created on special request by a wealthy friend of Advisor Jirokichi Suzuki.
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Apparently, that friend was a huge fan of the Orient Express,
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and the rooms in this carriage were made especially large so a family could comfortably fit in one.
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Then, are any of the passengers here part of that magnate's family?
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No...
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Almost all of the family died in a large fire a month before the maiden trip.
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Only one member of the family is aboard.
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Who is it?!
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Komino-sama in Room D.
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If I recall correctly, she was the aunt of the magnate who died.
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That case is on the Internet...
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A fire broke out during the magnate's birthday party, and said magnate's family died along with twelve other attendees.
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The only survivors were Komino-san, who was just mentioned, her maid Sumitomo-san, and four other attendees.
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Could those four attendees now be the other passengers?
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The cause of the fire was put down to a problem with an electric cable, but no clear reason was found.
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If our murder here is a revenge drama connected to the fire in some way,
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then this is looking more and more like the Murder on the Orient Express!
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Let's go talk to those passengers again!
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Hey, speaking of electricity, why didn't you change the dead light bulb over Room A?
-
Beyond the first-class carriage is the luggage car, and we usually keep spare bulbs there, but today we couldn't find any.
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So the people making all the final checks before departing are the conductors, right?
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Yeah.
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Two or three of us go around the rooms, making sure the water works and so on.
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Actually, I heard a conductor's uniform went missing, too.
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You worried about something?
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Ah, no. I was looking at the article on the fire too, but haven't worked out anything yet...
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Well then, keep going.
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Our opponent's probably sweating, anyway.
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Since on a train running at 80 km/h, there's no way to escape!
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Y-Yeah...
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What should I do...
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If...
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If the Organisation really have come for me, aboard this train...
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Then I can't...
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I can't stay here anymore...
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An e-mail?
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I don't know the address...
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Who is it?
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'Are you ready?'
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Vermouth...
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Haibara-san?
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You got an e-mail?
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Who's it from?
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Is it from Conan?
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No.
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It's just spam...
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Ai-kun, where are you going?
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The toilet.
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I'm going to take some medicine for my cold, so I might be a while.
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Then I'll go with her...
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Leave her alone, you'll just get on her nerves.
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But earlier, when we were coming back here, she was clinging onto the hem of my shirt the whole time...
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I think she's worried about something...
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So I want to be by her side.
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Huh?
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Ai-chan?
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Where are you?
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Okay, so until your 19th birthday,
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bye-bye...
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Oh, maybe it's about time I told you...
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The truth is, your mother's making a terrifying drug, right now.
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My lab mates are getting all hyped up about it, like it's a dream drug.
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Your dad and I are putting our hopes on it and calling it...
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'Silver Bullet'.
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But to finish this drug, your dad and I will have to leave you and your sister.
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Please understand, Shiho.
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I'm sorry, Mum.
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I didn't understand...
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...that this drug was something that shouldn't be made...
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But in order to avoid getting other people involved,
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I have no choice but to rely on it now.
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Just like your sister, I can read all your moves...
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Now, would you step this way...
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...into our area?
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No...
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Not now...
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I can't be killed looking like this!
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
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http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
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A fire from five years ago?
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What do I have to do with that?
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Don't bother playing dumb.
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I just checked with the Shizuoka Police, who handled the case.
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Your name was on the list of survivors.
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Isn't that right, former Self-Defence Force member and sparring partner of the dead magnate, Taisaku Noto-san?
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R-Right...
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Taisaku Noto (52)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room A
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I got this scar on my cheek
from that incident.
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It's not like I was hiding it.
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Come to think of it,
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you were carrying something on your shoulder when we first met, weren't you?
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The tools for the locked room trick are in there, aren't they?
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That was just my shinai.
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Shinai?
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See, just shinai.
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I promised I'd spar with a friend in Nagoya when I get there.
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So if you don't need anything else—
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Then, mister...
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Would you mind running along the corridor for us?
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Run?
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Yeah.
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We might've seen the killer running away from us.
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So could I record a video of you running, mister?
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Yes, I'm the same Andō who was rescued from that fire along with Murobashi-san.
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Satoru Andō (41)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room C
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I would've told you earlier had you asked.
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By the way, what's that big black bag in your room?
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That's a painting I was asked to analyse.
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But unfortunately, it turned out to be a forgery.
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Would you mind if we took a look?
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N-No.
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It's pretty heavy.
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The frame is solid gold.
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Solid gold, I see...
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By the way, what was your relationship with the magnate?
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The magnate was a famous art collector, and he used to show me his wide range of paintings,
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though almost all of them burnt up in the fire.
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You must be pretty strong for an old man to carry something so heavy all on your own.
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I suppose.
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Then could you try running down the corridor?
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Right, I'll never be able to forget that fire.
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It's thanks to that fire that I now depend on this wheelchair.
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Natsue Komino (75) Carriage 8, Room D Hiruka Sumitomo (37) Carriage 8, Room D
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So you injured your legs in the fire?
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Right.
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So I won't be running down the corridor like the others.
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But your maid, Sumitomo-san, can run, right?
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So I just have to run?
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Yeah, just run normally.
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I can't see how you're gonna figure out who the killer is from this...
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Hey, granny.
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Your maid's quite fast when she runs. Has she ever played sports?
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Hey, answer me, granny.
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Mari Idenami (33)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room E
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Yes, I was the fiancée of the dead magnate's grandson,
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and yes, I was rescued from the fire,
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but why do I have to show you how I run down a corridor?!
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Well, it's just to check something...
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Anyway, could you remove the chain lock and let us in?
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If you want to come in, bring a search warrant!
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That's insane...
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Then, about that wristwatch you found in your room... Has it rung again since?
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Wristwatch?
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As you can see, I left it out, but it hasn't rung again.
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Where?
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Look, over there on the sofa.
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We can't see it through the gap...
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Huh? Hold on...
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When we found Murobashi-san's corpse, I could see it, right?
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Through the gap in the door, I could see a bullet mark on the sofa opposite.
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Well, we even got Idenami-san to run down the corridor in the end.
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But is there any actual meaning behind this?
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Anyway, let's show the videos we recorded to the kids.
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Yeah.
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Hey, kid, you listening?
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Hey!
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Who are you?
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Who the hell are you?!
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You haven't changed a bit...
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Masumi...
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S-Shū-nii...
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Shū-nii?
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Is it really you?
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But how? I thought you were dead!
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That's the answer I wanted to hear.
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Is something wrong?
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Don't worry.
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My sister's just a little anemic.
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I see.
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Obstacle taken care of. Proceed with the plan.
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
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http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
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What is it?
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Calling us out into the corridor like this...
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Did you figure out anything?
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Ah, no, the investigation's still in the works...
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But that boy brought us from our rooms.
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He said Sleeping Kogorō's deduction show was starting.
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But Uncle Kogorō, weren't you saying earlier that you knew how the plot went?
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That was metaphorical, you moron!
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That's it! It's Sleeping Kogorō!
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If Mouri-sensei's in that pose, then he solved the case, right?
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You figured out the truth behind the murder in this first-class carriage's locked Room B.
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Who are you?
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Sorry for not introducing myself.
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I'm Mouri-sensei's number one apprentice, Amuro.
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Ai-kun's missing?
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Yeah.
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I even checked the toilets in the other carriages nearby.
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It's an e-mail from Ai-chan.
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'I'm fine, so don't worry about me.'
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That is Ai-kun's e-mail address...
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Maybe she's with Conan-kun?
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That's gotta be it.
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I wish we were there, too.
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Then why don't you just get up and go?
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Right, the locked room murder...
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I solved that mystery the second time I went to Idenami-san's Room E.
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Wait, what? Are you saying I'm the killer?
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I realised it when I looked into your room past the chain-locked door.
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With the chain lock on, no matter how much you try, there was one sofa you could hardly see.
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But when Conan found Murobashi-san's body in Room B,
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he could clearly see the right-hand sofa, even with the chain lock on.
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Maybe the kid misremembered?
-
The reason for that...
-
...was likely that there was one extra link in the chain lock, compared to the other rooms.
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The gap would be wider,
-
and you'd be able to see more of the room from outside.
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Is that a problem?
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It's a big problem.
-
A chain lock is normally set to a length that just barely keeps people from disengaging it even if they fit their hand in.
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So by adding an extra link, it makes it possible to lock the door from the outside!
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Hey, wait!
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You can't go around checking the passenger list!
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Sorry.
-
I thought I'd seen an old acquaintance on the train.
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Please call me next time.
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Excuse me.
-
He's right, there are six!
-
There's five links in the other rooms' chains, but Room B has six!
-
So this is no longer a locked-room mystery.
-
But if somebody was loitering around the door, wouldn't the conductor notice?
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Yeah...
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And he said he was in the corridor the whole time.
-
Well, there was some stranger peering past a door at me...
-
Then who was it?
-
I couldn't make them out.
-
We'd just gone into a tunnel, so it was very dim.
-
Then it was probably the murderer, who then escaped into a different carriage.
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It could be an outsider.
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Nobody in our carriage would carry out a crime
-
with the risk of being recognised by a conductor who knows all of us waiting in the passageway.
-
But what if that risk could be removed with this little sound?
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That's the room bell...
-
But who rang it?
-
It was me!
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I just went into Room B, rang the bell, recorded the sound on my phone, and played it back.
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Mr. Conductor, you heard the noise but didn't see a light come from any of the rooms,
-
so you went to Room A, right?
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Yes.
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The lightbulb above Room A had stopped working, so I thought it must be Noto-sama calling me.
-
So while Noto-san and the conductor were arguing in the Room A doorway,
-
Murobashi-san in Room B opened his door, right?
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Y-Yes...
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He was on the phone with someone.
-
I see. So that was the moment when the killer went into Room B.
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The corridors on this train are narrow enough that opening a door blocks most of the passageway.
-
If Room B's door was open,
-
the conductor in front of Room A wouldn't be able to see the killer coming from the other way.
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Yeah.
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The killer probably called Murobashi-san and said
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'There's some kind of disturbance outside the room. Has something happened?'
-
Also, this happened as we were going through the tunnel.
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If the killer called Murobashi-san just before we entered the tunnel,
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then the killer could go to Room B,
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say that the call was cut off because of the tunnel, and ask to continue the conversation in his room.
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But what were the killer and Murobashi-san talking about?
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Probably about the deduction quiz that takes place aboard the Mystery Train.
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The killer used fake cue cards to pretend that Murobashi-san had been picked as the victim, themselves as the murderer,
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and my daughter and her friends as the accomplices.
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The cards said that Murobashi-san should swap rooms with my daughter to create a vanishing corpse trick.
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Of course, Murobashi-san should've been booked into Room B in the first-class car,
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so the fake cue cards were just an emergency measure
-
and as a precaution, he picked the children to be the detectives.
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That way, even if detectives arrived at Carriage 7, Room B, my daughter and her friends would delay them as part of their role as accomplices.
-
But the plot quickly fell through, and my daughter and the kids ended up coming back to Room B in this carriage, where the crime took place.
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And then?
-
I understood how the killer moved Murobashi-san to Room B,
-
but when did they come out of the room?
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Right.
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If the killer quickly murdered Murobashi-san and then left immediately,
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the conductor in front of Room A would've seen something!
-
But he didn't, which means the most suspicious person is whoever the conductor saw peering past a door.
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What door was it?
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The door at the other end of the corridor from me.
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It was when I was in front of Room E, so I think it was Noto-sama's Room A.
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Come on!
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You can't say something like that without any proof!
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I know exactly who you saw.
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It's you...
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Mr. Conductor!
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I was the suspicious figure? The killer?!
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No.
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What you saw was yourself in front of Room E...
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...in a mirror.
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Exactly!
-
The killer covered the inner side of their door with a mirror,
-
and when the conductor was in front of Idenami-san's Room E,
-
they opened their door so they wouldn't be seen leaving Room B.
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But if the killer was in Room B at the time,
-
then how would they open the door to their own room?
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The killer attached fishing line to the doorknob and passed it through the handrail by the window.
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They took it into Room B, waited for a good time, and then pulled on it to open the door.
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Right.
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This trick would be obvious if the position of the mirror was too close or too far from the other side of the carriage.
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Therefore, it had to be the passenger in
Room C, in the middle of rooms A-B-C-D-E.
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Andō-san, it could only be you!
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That's strange...
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I can't reach Ai-chan, Conan-kun, Dad or even Sera-san...
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I wonder what happened?
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I'll go check out the first-class car.
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No, wait!
-
They seem to be in the middle of a deduction show right now, so we probably shouldn't disturb them.
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A mirror?!
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How on Earth could I bring a mirror large enough to cover a whole door into the train?!
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The painting you said you were asked to analyse...
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If you placed about three slides of
mirrored glass between the canvases,
-
you would have enough mirror to cover the door.
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That painting was quite heavy...
-
But that's because the frame's made of solid gold...
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No, it's wood, covered in gold leaf.
-
It's the painting that's heavy.
-
And inside, just like Sensei said...
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...there's three mirror pieces!
-
And seeing that one of them has a spot of paint in the same colour as the door,
-
you must've prepared it so that the conductor wouldn't realise he was looking at a reflection.
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If you'd left it as it was,
-
Room E's label would've been reflected too.
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So, Andō-san...
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How can you explain those three mirror pieces?
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And please don't try to say that they were put in before you were tasked with analysing it, and you never noticed.
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We can just ask the client who commissioned you to analyse it.
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Assuming that such a person even exists.
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My, isn't that going a bit far?
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That was my favourite, you know.
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The one-piece in that suitcase.
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Isn't it about time you stopped doing this kind of thing?
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Sharon?
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How unexpected.
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To think that kid would get his mother involved in our feud.
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I put myself up for it.
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I told him that if the opponent was a star of the silver screen,
-
then he better cast me, the legendary Japanese actress, too.
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But I'm a bit disappointed.
-
I always thought you might someday teach me what
makeup you used to keep your aging face so radiant...
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To think that the great actress Sharon Vineyard was nothing but some aging makeup!
-
It's actually pretty hard, you know.
-
Pretending that you're older than you really are.
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Anyway, what you said back when we crossed paths in the passageway...
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If we outwit you again, then this time, will you give up on her for good?
-
What was that supposed to mean?
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Exactly what it says on the tin.
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Because according to Shin-chan, Ai-chan's one of us now.
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Don't be silly.
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Do you really think you can beat us?
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Don't you know? Shin-chan's team is actually a step ahead of you right now.
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Ahead?
-
We already took that Sera girl you left sleeping in your room back to her own room.
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You work quickly, don't you?
-
But that's strange... The boy's still going through his deduction show.
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Do you have somebody else helping you?
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Who knows?
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We might have a special guest on our team!
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Shū...
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Shū-nii...
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
irc://irc.hoshinet.org/the-moonlighters
http://the-moonlighters.ml
Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
Timing: Licca, Puto
QC: Licca, GonbeFAN
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Typesetting: GonbeFAN, Puto
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But Detective, some of your deductions are hard to believe...
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It's not easy to add links to a chain lock.
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Taisaku Noto (52)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room A
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And if the lamp above my room had been working,
-
the conductor wouldn't have come to my room in the first place!
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And I only called the conductor because the alarm rang on a watch that just happened to be left in my room!
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Mari Idenami (33)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room E
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Mr. Conductor, you said it yourself, earlier, right?
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That one of the conductors' uniforms was missing.
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Yes.
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That was probably Andō-san's doing.
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Satoru Andō (41)
Passenger in Carriage 8, Room C
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If he wore that uniform and snuck aboard the train amidst the pre-boarding checks...
-
Then he could add a link to the chain lock of the crime scene,
replace the bulb for Noto-san's room with a broken one
-
and hide the watch in Idenami-san's room.
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And if he remotely made the watch's alarm ring
-
while Idenami-san was arguing with the conductor to distract him,
-
then Andō-san, hiding in Room B,
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wouldn't be noticed using the fishing line to open the mirrored Room C door.
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Then after locking Room B's chain lock under cover of the mirrored door,
-
then all he had to do was close the mirrored door as though he'd just come out of his room
-
and approach Idenami-san and the conductor.
-
This way, you managed to create a situation where though the conductor never left the corridor,
-
he never saw anyone going in or out of the crime scene!
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Unluckily, just before you opened the mirrored door,
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Komino-san and her maid left their room and could've discovered the fishing line,
-
but in the darkness of the tunnel, it probably slipped their notice.
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At least, I hope they didn't just pretend not to know anything to avoid getting involved in the case.
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But why did Andō-san kill Murobashi-san?
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Weren't you two friends who escaped the fire together, five years ago?
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Yes.
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I thought so too, until two years ago,
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when I saw a painting at an auction that should've been lost in that fire!
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When I traced back the ownership of the painting, it eventually led back to Murobashi.
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I see.
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Murobashi-san stole the paintings from the mansion
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and set it on fire to hide the theft, right?
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Causing a lot of victims in the process.
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Yes.
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If he, like the rest of us, boarded this train in memory of the magnate's family and the others who died in the blaze,
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then I was planning to just force him to confess.
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But while we were waiting together as murderer and victim for the children playing the detectives in the fake mystery quiz,
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he said this...
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These things are so exciting!
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They make you really feel alive!
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Doesn't it remind you of that fire where we were trapped in the smoke and barely came out alive?
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And he said it so joyfully, his face flushed in excitement!
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To think my wife suffocated in that fire in front of me...
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Yukiko...
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You seem to want to cast a smokescreen over us,
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but your chances of winning...
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...are huge!
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Because Shin-chan got a hold of your weak point, Sharon.
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Could that weak point be something about you being my friend, and therefore, untouchable?
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Your partners don't know, do they?
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That Shin-chan and that girl were de-aged by that drug.
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Despite the fact that if you narrow the search down to primary school age children, finding them would just be a matter of time...
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Shin-chan told me...
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...that there's probably a reason for you to hide that they became children again from the drug.
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And then there's...
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Suguru Itakura.
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You know him, right?
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That CG creator who we actresses all knew from his work in movie special effects.
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I was shocked when Shin-chan told me that you'd ordered some kind of system from him.
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I'd heard from my actor friends that you clashed with him on some film set and had been at each others' throats since.
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Well, you being you, you probably changed your voice when talking to him over the phone.
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But that system you put so much effort into ordering...
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Does that have anything to do with why you're hiding their de-ageing?
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That's enough, Yukiko.
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Just give up!
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I've already seen through your ridiculous plan!
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P-Plan? What do you mean?
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When she learns that we're on board the train, there's only one thing she'll do.
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She'll take the antidote and go back to her normal body.
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If she was killed as a child and found on board,
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those children would cry and kick up a fuss.
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But if she went back to her normal form,
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even if they find her corpse,
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then to the children, she'd just be a woman they once happened to meet.
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They'd be more worried with finding their missing friend,
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and would therefore be more likely to escape the Organisation's notice.
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Of course, your son and that Dr. Agasa will know otherwise,
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but they'd never dare say that the corpse was their friend, as she looked before she became a little girl.
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Right. You must've predicted that's how she'd react,
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and you were going to take her in before she took the antidote.
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Then you would've disguised as her and appeared to die in front of us,
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thus letting her escape the Organisation's eyes.
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But the fact that she isn't in this room
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means you haven't been able to take her in yet.
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W-What are you talking about?
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You looked into my suitcase before you threw it out, didn't you?
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Did you see any disguise kit in there?
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Sorry.
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But I already got rid of it before I dealt with the suitcase.
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The disguise kit you'd hidden in this washbasin,
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as well as the bulletproof jacket set up to release fake blood.
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B-But you haven't found her yet either, so you haven't won either...
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No problem.
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No problem.
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We've already made preparations to smoke her out.
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Andō-san, let's leave the rest to the police.
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Hey! What's all that smoke?
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Hey, don't tell me...
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I'll check.
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Fire?!
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There's a fire!
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Everyone, we have to evacuate to the front of the train!
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Wake up, Uncle!
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You too, granny, hurry!
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This is an emergency announcement!
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A fire has been reported in Carriage 8!
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For your safety, the passengers in Carriages 6 and 7 should evacuate to the carriages at the front of the train!
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No way!
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A fire?!
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This is Carriage 6, isn't it?
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Yeah.
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Then we better escape!
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Calm down, everyone! Don't run, there's nothing to worry about!
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Just as we thought.
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All the passengers in Carriage 8 are pyrophobic.
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They've stirred the place into quite a panic!
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Looks like it.
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So here's the big question.
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In this situation, where do you think she'll go?
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She'll run to the front carriages, of course!
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Nope. Just the opposite.
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What she'll do, is most likely...
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You really are Hell Angel's daughter.
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You look just like her.
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A pleasure to meet you.
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My codename is 'Bourbon'.
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Detective Conan Episode 701-704 Omnibus
'The Jet-Black Mystery Train'
Based on manga volume 78, files 1-7
Subtitled by The Moonlighters
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Based on the manga translation by DCTP
Additional TL & TLC: bluesun
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Typesetting: GonbeFAN, Puto
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Ah, Mouri-kun.
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Dad! Where's Conan-kun and Sera-san?
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The four-eyed brat was with me until just now.
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But I thought that tomboy went back to you some time ago?
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She's not with us.
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Maybe she mistook which carriage she was in and got the wrong room...
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Hey, Uncle?
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Where's Ai-chan?
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She went that way, right?
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Isn't she with Conan-kun?
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Isn't she with you?
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She went to the toilet and never came back!
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Then maybe she ran to a carriage further up?
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That's what we thought, but we haven't been able to find her!
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Gah, brats are all the same...
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Right. Knowing her, she'd go straight to Carriage 8, the source of the fire.
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She'll realise that the fire is a trap by us to draw her out.
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I see! She thought you'd be waiting for her at the
front of the train, so she went to the back instead!
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You don't get it at all.
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Her friends will also be evacuating into the front carriages.
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If she, who's being targeted, goes there, they might end up getting involved.
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That's why she'd decide to head into the fire instead.
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Even if she knows we'll be waiting...
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As she would prefer to die alone.
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My phone...
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Shin-chan...
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Oh, what's wrong, Shin-chan?
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Mum! We're in trouble!
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I can't find Haibara anywhere!
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Is she with you?!
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No, she hasn't come to my room!
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Maybe she evacuated to the front of the train?
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It'd be easier to hide herself in a crowd.
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Okay, I'll check the front.
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Mum, you stick to the plan!
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Okay!
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With that, your son will also head to the front carriages.
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And here's an e-mail from my partner.
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Oh, I'm sorry, but we seem to have found her in Carriage 8.
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Looks like we win.
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'Bourbon'.
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Do you recall hearing this codename before?
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I've met your family before.
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Yes, I've heard of you.
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You're a member of the Organisation, and the rival to my sister's boyfriend, Dai Moroboshi.
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From what my sister told me, there was a lot of antipathy between you two.
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Indeed.
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Just as I suspected, he turned out to be an FBI dog.
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I couldn't believe the reports that he'd been killed after betraying the Organisation.
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So I disguised myself as him and wandered around people close to him, to watch their reactions.
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But all I could figure out from that is that he really is dead.
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Anyway, my partner who helped me make that disguise is the one who's now disguising as him in my place.
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The fact that you've appeared before me shows how much she terrifies you.
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Now, would you put your hands up and slowly walk backwards?
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We'll go to the luggage car behind Carriage 8.
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One hour until the Bell Tree Express arrives!
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Get ready, everyone!
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What a bunch of fools.
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They have no idea that when the train arrives, they're gonna be blown to pieces by the bomb we've set on the platform.
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Speaking of which, how are Vermouth and Bourbon gonna escape the train?
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They know about the explosion, don't they?
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Who knows? Who cares?
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But Vermouth asked me if she could have some of the explosives, if there were any spare.
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What?
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I asked her what she was going to do with them, but she completely evaded the question.
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That woman couldn't be...
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Now, please open the door and head inside.
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Fear not.
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I intend to take you back to the Organisation alive.
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I'm going to destroy the link between these two carriages with an explosive, and break off the luggage car.
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And after it stops, my partners will come and collect you.
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Until then, I'm afraid I'll have to knock you out.
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But don't worry.
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You'll be sleeping at a safe distance from the door,
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so you don't need to worry about getting caught in the explosion.
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Apparently I do have to worry.
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This luggage car is full of explosives.
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Looks like there was a slip-up in your preparations.
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I see.
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Vermouth really is determined to kill her, no matter what...
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Guess I have no choice. How about you come this way?
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Sorry, but I decline.
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You're as difficult as they said.
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I might have to get a little rough with you.
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Vermouth?
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Sorry, but she's coming with me.
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A grenade?!
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Who's there?! Who are you?!
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Damn it!
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Activation Device Launched. OK.
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There. That's the end.
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No way! It can't be!
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Don't worry.
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I waited for the sound of my partner destroying the link to the luggage car before I detonated the bomb,
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so the train won't derail.
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Ai-chan...
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Ai-chan!
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You killed Sherry?
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Are you sure, Vermouth?
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Yes. Bourbon watched her go up in smoke along with the luggage car.
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Because of that, though, the train was stopped at a nearby station.
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We passengers are all going to be questioned by the police.
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It's a shame I can't meet you at Nagoya, since you've been waiting so patiently.
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So that's why you wanted the explosives.
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If an explosion took place on board, they'd stop the train for sure.
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Yes.
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You are satisfied with just Sherry being blown to bits, right?
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But I was so surprised!
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I had no idea Haibara-san was in Carriage 7, Room B!
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It was free because it was the dead guy's room!
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She said she had to rest when coming back from the toilet because her cold was making her dizzy.
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Quiet. She's worn out, so she's getting some sleep.
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Right...
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I see...
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They figured that if she'd run to a room, it'd be that one,
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so Yukiko was waiting for her there and hid her.
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So that kid's phone call back then...
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It was an act trying to keep me stalled in Yukiko's room.
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But wait — then who was that?
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Who was the girl who blew up in front of Bourbon?
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Don't tell me it was that 'special guest'...
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Sunset glow is getting thinner. The rain stopped.
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Meals smell good here and there, so it's at dusk.
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Look at the orange puddle, where a dragonfly flies low.
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I hear some footsteps, which comes from that girl.
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You always stay alone,sittingagainst a willow,
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and looking at the universe with constellations.
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If I could become a bird, taking you to the sky,
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I would show you around Scorpio with red planets.
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Laughing heartily, at that time,
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you must be ridiculing the gods, is that right?
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But wait — then who was that?
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Who was the girl who blew up in front of Bourbon?
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Don't tell me it was that 'special guest'...
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This sucks.
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Now Kid-sama won't be able to come on board the train.
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With all the crime scene investigations, they won't be able to use the train for a while.
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No way!
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Sorry, sorry. Sounds like things heated up a bit.
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Don't tell me it was...
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I didn't sign up for this! What was with those dangerous guys?!
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If I hadn't hidden my hang-glider in the luggage car just in case, I'd have been fried!
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Well, since it's you we're talking about, I just figured you'd be prepared.
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Anyway, consider yourself out of my debt.
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Damn right I am!
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Oh, and remember to return that phone to the Detective Agency.
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H-Hey!
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Damn brat...
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You're really Kaitō Kid and his accomplice, right?
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Is this a joke?
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The maid, Sumitomo-san, is Kid,
and the old lady is the accomplice.
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She doesn't seem to be able to mimic Komino-san's voice, though.
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Kid was using ventriloquism to make up for that, and she was lipsynching while trying to mask it with the veil of her hat.
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I see. That's why you made me run down the corridor.
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Yeah.
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I figured the old lady wouldn't be able to speak on her own.
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Plus, the passengers rescued from that fire are pyrophobic,
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yet the old lady happily lit up her pipe.
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Anyway, be a little grateful.
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I didn't press you guys when you were trying to avoid getting involved in the case by saying you didn't see anything
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Well? What sort of favour are you trying to buy?
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Disguise yourself as this woman, and
shake off the bad guys going after her!
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Your conversation with them will be provided through an earphone, directly from her waiting in a separate room.
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Out of your debt?
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You're the one who's in my debt now, Detective.
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I see.
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That was indeed the ultimate cast, Yukiko.
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Sera-san!
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I'm glad you're safe.
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I found this hat in the corridor.
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It's yours, isn't it?
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Yeah, thanks.
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Why was it in the corridor?
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Everyone else is waiting, so let's go!
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The detailed files from the time of Akai's death...
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Can I see them one more time?
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Sure.
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Looks like I'm going to have to restart investigating from square one.
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Detective Mouri comes as expected
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The body there obviously blocks the door
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Why is it called a murder
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It's Conan in the room who said...
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And it is... Impossible crime...
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Another locked room mystery...?
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Next Conan
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Conan in a locked room
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Next Conan's HINT
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Special Coach
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Sonoko, are you going to train tennis
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Both in love and in tennis I'm becoming stronger
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What is "stronger in tennis"