Chapter 195 The Final Explosion part 1

Aizen and Eri Kisaki looked at each other and smiled. For them, with such an obvious clue, it would be very easy to deduce. Sometimes, even seemingly difficult deductions can be figured out immediately as long as one of the key points is known, and the code can be solved naturally.

 Eri Kisaki said, "Aizen and I are not that good. The one who deduced the code first is the one who is good. So, who is the one who completed the deduction?"

 Ran Mouri said, "I didn't ask that, but it should be either my father or Hattori. They have the strongest deduction ability."

 "I'm afraid it's either Hattori or Conan."

 Aizen thought to himself. He didn't dare to underestimate Hattori Heiji anymore. Hattori Heiji was the first to discover that staples represent codes. It's possible that he solved the code this time. Of course, Conan is also a big possibility.

 "That man? How could it be him!"

 Eri shook her head, not believing that the code could be solved by Mouri Kogoro. Based on her understanding of Mouri Kogoro, Mouri Kogoro simply did not have this ability.

 Seeing her mother looking down on her father, Mouri Ran retorted somewhat unwillingly: "Mom, Dad is very powerful, okay? He is now a famous detective."

 "Well, he does have some abilities."

 Eri heard the words, thinking about the reports she had seen recently, she had to admit Mouri Kogoro's abilities, but she really couldn't understand why Mouri Kogoro didn't have this kind of performance in the past, until recently, he had this kind of performance, his reasoning ability increased greatly, and became a famous detective.

 Aizen said at this time: "Although we know the moves that the Jigsaw wants the ace strikers to do, it is not over until the Jigsaw is found. No one knows whether he will suddenly detonate the bomb." 

Eri Kisaki nodded in agreement and looked at the document and said: "Aizen, you are right. We must find the Jigsaw. Otherwise, it will not make much sense."

 Ran Mouri said: "It is half past three now. The football match should start."

 Eri Kisaki stood up and turned on the TV with the remote control to the channel broadcasting the football match.

 Aizen said: "What the Jigsaw wants is that the ace strikers kick the moves he wants in the second half. It should not matter now."

 The three of them watched the game for a while and could not see anything. It was no different from the usual game. Eri Kisaki simply turned off the TV.

 Eri Kisaki asked: "In addition to this document, did the Jigsaw send anything else?"

 "No." Aizen shook his head.

 Ran said: "There is one more sentence, a sentence to convey to Hattori."

 Kisaki Eri asked: "What is it?"

 "The original sentence is this."

 Ran said: " Kansai detective, find me, otherwise you will see a brilliant firework in full bloom and the fireworks that did not bloom with be bloomed."

 Eri muttered the word to herself, and then put her chin on her hand and thought.

 "There is a saying that men are most charming when they are serious, and this woman is also the most charming when she is serious!"

 Looking at Kisaki Eri thinking with her chin on her hand, Aizen couldn't help but sigh in his heart. Now Kisaki Eri, who is thinking about the meaning of this sentence, looks so charming that Aizen can't help but want to kiss her. For him, she is too attractive.

 Ran didn't think of any secret code, because she knew she was not good at this. No matter how hard she thought, she couldn't think of the meaning of the secret code, so she didn't bother.

 Beep beep beep!!!

 The phone on Ran Mouri's body rang, and Ran Mouri picked up the phone.

 "Is this Sonoko?"

 "Ran, where are you now?" Suzuki Sonoko's voice came from the phone.

 Ran Mouri walked to the side and said, "Sonoko, I'm at my mother's office now."

 Suzuki Sonoko said, "Ran, it's almost four o'clock now. We agreed to go to the concert together. You should have time to go, right? Aizen told me this morning that he couldn't get away and couldn't accompany me. You must go with me."

 Ran Mouri pondered for a moment and said, "I should be fine here. Let's contact each other later."

 "Okay, that's it for now." Suzuki Sonoko said and hung up the phone.

 Ran put away the phone, walked back and said: "It was Sonoko who called. She reminded me to go to the concert together in the evening."

 Aizen nodded and said: "The large-scale concert at the stadium is indeed not to be missed. It's a pity that I can't go today. When you go, Ran, if you meet Sonoko, remember to say sorry for me."

 Ran heard this and said: "Aizen, you called her yourself, why do you need me to help apologize?"

 Aizen smiled and said: "I have already called her to apologize, but if you meet her, please apologize for me. You also know the current situation. It is really inconvenient for me to go to the concert."

 Ran nodded and said: "I will explain the reason to Sonoko. If she knows the reason, she will definitely not blame you."

 Kissing Eri said: "Ran, you go, anyway, you can't help much here."

 "Well, then I'll leave first."

 Ran didn't say anything polite. After saying goodbye to the two and left 

 Ran left Aizen and Eri continued to think. However, Aizen was just pretending, but Eri Kisaki was thinking very seriously. For her, this was a challenge that needed to be overcome, and it was also to catch the Jigsaw and prevent him from continuing to harm people.

 In the Mouri Office, everyone here at the moment was also thinking about where the Jigsaw would be. If nothing unexpected happens, there should be no Jigsaw in the ten football fields where bombs are placed, so the Jigsaw should be in another place, and that place is where they are looking for.

 The time came to four o'clock, and there were only a little more than fifteen minutes left before the end of the first half. At this time, everyone still hadn't figured out where the Jigsaw would be.

 "Damn it, where on earth would the Jigsaw be!"

 Mouri Kogoro almost popped his eyes out, but no matter how hard he looked, he couldn't find any place in the text where the Jigsaw might be, and he was very anxious.