On the notepad is the original code copied by Chi Feichi.
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E2?｜马###
?10｜####
?21｜Month#
M0?｜#####
?11｜Japan#
N?1｜##
Y?2｜###
(H02)→｜###
N?2｜Kyobashi
?02｜###
C?2｜###
?22｜####
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"Because the notepad fell on the ground and got wet with stagnant water, the text on the right side was blurred, and many contents were unclear." Chi Feichi pointed the phone camera at the password on the notepad, "But around the ninth line
The content on both sides can be seen clearly, N22, Kyobashi, this is the breakthrough. As long as you enter this information in the search engine, you can get the key clues. In the Osaka subway line, the station number N22 is Kyobashi Station..."
"Do these combinations of numbers and English letters refer to Osaka subway station numbers?" Mitsuhiko asked in surprise.
"No, they are not all Osaka subway station numbers, but also Tokyo subway station numbers," Chi Feichi said. "In addition to the ninth line of the code, the text on the right side can be seen clearly, and there are also the first and fourth lines.
Line three, line five..."
"The first line that can be read clearly is E22, hemp. However, there is no station number E22 on the Osaka subway line. I checked the subway station numbers in major cities across the country. Only the Tokyo subway station has the E22 number, which is Azabu.
Juban Station, this can also correspond to the 'hemp' in the text on the right..."
"The content that can be seen clearly in the third line is Y21, month. The Osaka subway line also does not have the number Y21, and Y21 in the Tokyo subway station number is Tsukishima Station, which can correspond to the 'month' in the text on the right.
…”
"The content that can be seen clearly on the fifth line is G11, Japan. G11 in the subway station number should be Nihonbashi, the 11th station in Ginza, Tokyo. Although both Osaka and Tokyo have Nihonbashi stations, only Nihonbashi Station in Tokyo is used.
The number G11..."
"In addition, N22, Kyobashi in the ninth row, although there is Kyobashi Station in Tokyo, the number of Tokyo Kyobashi Station is not N22. Only Osaka Kyobashi Station uses the number N22, so N22 should refer to Kyobashi Station in Osaka...
…”
Chi Feichi talked about the rules in the code, and then concluded, "In the code, the letters and numbers in the first, third, and fifth rows are all close to the left, and the letters and numbers in the ninth row are close to the right. From this
Judging from the rules, the numbers and letters near the left should refer to the Tokyo subway station number, while the numbers and letters near the right refer to the Osaka subway station number."
Haihara Ai couldn't help but put her eyes on the video call page on her mobile phone, observing the four lines of letters, numbers, and text that could be clearly seen in the secret code. "In this way, all the content that can be seen clearly can be matched."
"And when taking the escalator at a subway station, people in Tokyo will stand on the left side and leave the right side open, while people in Osaka will stand on the right side and leave the left side open," Chi Feichi said. "Drug dealers may be based on this rule.
Established code."
"Is that so...Brother Chi, wait for me!" When Chi Feichi explained, Guangyan had already taken out his mobile phone and searched for the subway station number on the web page, "If it is interpreted according to this rule, the first
The C10 on the second line refers to the Tokyo Metro station number, which is... Nijubashi-mae Station!"
Chi Feichi didn't mind taking the children to play a puzzle game. Not only did he not interrupt Guangyan, he also encouraged others to participate, "You can try it together."
"Okay, the operation of the Young Detective Team has begun!" Gentai took out his notepad enthusiastically, "Haihara will use the spare tracking glasses to follow Conan's movements, Ayumi will hold the mobile phone, and Mitsuhiko will be responsible for checking the station number.
, then I will be responsible for recording!”
Mitsuhiko's search speed for information was slower than Chi Fei's, but better than most of his peers. It took him seven or eight minutes to find all the stations corresponding to the numbers.
Gentai walked aside and wrote down the names of the corresponding stations with a notepad, "Azabu Juban, in front of Niju Bridge, Tsukishima... But what do these mean? It's the person who listed all the stations he has been to.
Is it recorded?"
"Pay attention to the circle on the alphanumeric combination on the left." Chi Feichi reminded, turning a page of his notepad and letting the phone camera capture the content of the next page.
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E2?｜Azabu (10)
?10｜(2) In front of Chongqiao Bridge
?21｜(月)岛
M0?｜Shinjuku(3)-chome
?11｜(Japan) Honbashi
N?1｜Big(positive)
Y?2｜Fei (rear) bridge
(H02)→｜(Ebisu)
N?2｜京(bridge)
?02｜(Platinum) Gold Platform
C?2｜Gao(Jing)tian
?22｜(Original) Mu Zhongshan
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"I understand!" Guangyan's eyes suddenly lit up when he saw what Chi Feichi wrote on the notepad, and he said excitedly, "Look at the combination of letters and numbers on the left, which number is circled, and then in
Just circle the corresponding words in the station name and connect the circled words together to decipher the code, right?!"
Haiyuan Ai stopped at the intersection and turned to look at the contents of the notepad displayed on the screen of his mobile phone, "Then, the interpretation of the code is..."
Genta and Ayumi also stopped, gathered around the mobile phone, and read the circled words together with Mitsuhiko, "On or after December 3rd...Ebisu Bridge...Shiraihara!"
"'Zhenghou' should refer to the homophone of 'noon', right?" Haiyuan lamented, "That is, noon on December 3rd..."
"Isn't December 3rd today?" Mitsuhiko asked in surprise, "In other words, the drug dealer originally planned to go to Ebisu Bridge to meet his accomplices at 12 noon today?"
"Does Conan want to go to Ebisu Bridge alone to find drug dealer associates?" Ayumi was a little worried.
Haibara Ai looked at the small dot displayed on the spare tracking glasses, and then looked at the stop sign on the roadside, "The Edogawa River is indeed heading in the direction of Ebisu Bridge."
"But in this code, the letters and numbers corresponding to Ebisu are not only circled, but also pointed to the right with an arrow." Chi Feichi said the correct interpretation of the code, "The right side represents Osaka. I am still thinking about this. It doesn’t mean the EBISU Bridge in Osaka.”
"So there is Ebisu Bridge in Osaka?" Genta asked curiously.
"Although the bridge in Osaka is written differently from Ebisu Bridge in Tokyo," Chi Feichi said, "the pronunciation is the same as Ebisu Bridge in Tokyo. They are both EBISU."
"However, we originally planned to go to the park to play football. Edogawa probably didn't have his wallet with him. Even if he wanted to go to Osaka, he should have gone home and picked up his wallet before setting off, or asked the doctor to drive him there. And now he has It's almost 11 o'clock. If the drug dealer will trade at 12 o'clock at noon, it will be too late for him to go to Osaka now. Rather than rushing to Osaka by himself, wouldn't it be better to call the Osaka police?" Ai Haihara asked. After realizing the doubt, he saw that the small dots on the spare tracking glasses were still moving, and started to follow him again, "Anyway, let's follow Edogawa first. Since there are EBISU bridges in Osaka and Tokyo, Edogawa may also want to Go and see Ebisu Bridge in Tokyo.”
The other three children immediately set off to follow Haihara Ai.
"That's right," Mitsuhiko thought, and said seriously, "We met the drug dealer in Tokyo. The drug dealer may choose to do business in Tokyo. Although in that case, the detail of the arrow pointing to the right cannot be explained, but for the time being, we We can’t rule out the possibility that drug dealers will be doing business at Ebisu Bridge in Tokyo, so it’s best to go and have a look... Conan may also be thinking the same thing!”