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We came to a chess tournament to
show our support for Inspector Shiratori
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and became involved in a murder
that happened during the break.
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With help from Managing Officer
Kuroda and Professor Agasa,
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we identified the culprit
and solved the case.
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Later, Managing Officer Kuroda began
telling me about a 17-year-old case.
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It was the murders of the wealthy
woman Amanda Hughes
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and four-crown shogi champion Haneda Koji.
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That must be Amanda's room.
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Excuse me.
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I brought your phone.
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Mrs. Hughes?!
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Are you all right, Mrs. Hughes?
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What's going on?
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Mrs. Hughes is unconscious!
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Damn. She's not breathing.
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Call the police!
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Yes, sir!
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What is this?
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Haneda Meijin.
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Haneda Meijin!
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I'm too late, damn it!
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Unlike Amanda's room,
only this bathroom is oddly messy.
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Did the Meijin deliberately
create this mess to hide something?
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Between the broken dishes are
a pair of scissors and a hand mirror.
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Something seems off.
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Since the sink was left running,
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did he replace the mirror in its frame
after cutting it underwater?
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This mirror is that trendy one.
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I think it reads "PUT ON MASCARA".
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Which means the missing letters are...
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Hey,
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don't tell me...
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You're Amanda Hughes' guard?
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Who are you?
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What happened to the Japanese man with glasses?
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That might be him.
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You killed him?
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Not me.
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She's fast!
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Amanda!
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No... no, please...
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Amanda!
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Damn. She broke a few ribs.
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I should probably hand this woman
over to the local police,
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but who knows how much
the Japanese police can intervene?
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I want to ask her about
Haneda Meijin before I do.
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Should I take her someplace safe first?
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If I want to transport her secretly
even if I run into those guys again...
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BUT NO LOVE
- 17 years later,
the fateful story is finally told.
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BUT NO LOVE
- Baring its fangs against
a bloodstained devil,
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a scheme looks far into the distance.
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Always determining the one truth
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with the body of a child
and the mind of an adult,
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his name is Detective Conan!
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THE 17-YEAR-OLD TRUTH: THE QUEEN'S GAMBIT
- "The 17-Year-Old Truth:
The Queen's Gambit!"
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THE 17-YEAR-OLD TRUTH: THE QUEEN'S GAMBIT
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How is the situation?
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The police carried out Amanda's body,
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but Asaka didn't show up.
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They might not know Haneda's dead yet.
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Okay. Keep working.
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Th-That's a shogi match record!
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If you're looking for this weird paper,
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it's all over the place.
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Looks like it came off the binder
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when it dropped on the floor.
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That's it.
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He threw away the binders in the back
of the bookshelf to create a space
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and hid Asaka's body there.
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We're getting back to Haneda's room.
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Just as I thought...
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Asaka really was hiding here.
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How impressive, Grandmaster.
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You got me.
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I don't think this room was messed up like this.
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He might have suffered hard.
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I don't think so.
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Maybe he was...
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Sir, it's an emergency!
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The police are coming.
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There was a call saying
someone was dead here, too.
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A call?
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We found one of our men tied to a bed.
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Who did it?
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A large Japanese man.
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It's that guy who just passed by.
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Asaka was inside the luggage?!
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After him!
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Really? You can't be serious.
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How'd they know I was in this car?
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That's it.
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This suitcase must have a GPS.
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Oh my gosh!
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Should we finish him off?
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Too many people are looking.
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We must leave now.
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The woman...
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In the passenger seat. Is she all right?
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You were the only one in the car.
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I see. So she fled...
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After that, I remained unconscious
in the police hospital for nearly ten years.
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When I woke up, I looked like this.
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At first, I was suspected of murder,
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but between my appointment with Amanda
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and the bellhop's testimony
regarding the discovery of her body,
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I was cleared of suspicion.
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And the traffic accident, too?
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Yeah.
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The driver of the vehicle that crashed into
me was drunk and ignored the traffic light.
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Additionally, all of Amanda's bodyguards
had been knocked out by someone.
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They woke up in a hotel storeroom.
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Aside from the person named Asaka
whom you transported out of the hotel, right?
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That's right.
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So, have you deciphered
the dying message left by Amanda?
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Yeah, more or less.
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Conan-kun sure is taking a long time.
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It's been nearly 40 minutes.
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I wonder what he's discussing
with the managing officer.
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I can't wait any longer. Let's go.
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We can't do that.
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More importantly, I hope
Wakasa-sensei managed to get a taxi.
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I hope she's not soaking wet
because she couldn't find one.
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17 years ago...
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if I'd sent someone to finish her off...
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perhaps I wouldn't be waiting this long.
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Is something the matter, Chianti?
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Oh, it's nothing.
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I was just looking at the news online.
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Apparently, some idiot tried to commit
a robbery with just a knife.
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It really cracked me up for some reason.
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I thought I told you...
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not to take your eye off the scope.
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I-I know.
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To confirm, what does the target look like?
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Less than 170 centimeters tall.
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She's a long-haired woman
with a striped umbrella.
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Right?
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Yes.
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Take her out with one shot.
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Roger that.
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If you more or less deciphered
the dying message,
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does that mean you haven't
deciphered it completely?
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Yeah. There are still a few mysteries.
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That's fine.
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Since I know what happened,
I may be able to fill in the gaps.
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Tell me what you've got so far.
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The key point in this code is this
kiss mark on the face of the watch.
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I wasn't sure if this meant "lips",
"red" for the color, or simply "kiss mark".
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But see how there's lipstick in
the circular groove around the face?
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That means she kissed it once,
but it didn't look the way she wanted,
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so she wiped it off and kissed it again.
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True.
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Which means it's not just about creating
an identifiable kiss mark or the red color.
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It's about the shape of the lips on the face.
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In other words, Amanda wanted to convey that
the shape of her lips or mouth are important.
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Her mouth?
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Yeah. Both ends of the kiss mark are cut off,
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so we're probably meant to cut off
both ends of the words "lips" or "mouth."
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LIPS
- Cutting off the ends
of "lips" gives you "ip."
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- Cutting off the ends
of "lips" gives you "ip."
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That's an Internet term.
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MOUTH
- What makes more sense is cutting off
the ends of "mouth" to get "out."
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- What makes more sense is cutting off
the ends of "mouth" to get "out."
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WATCH
- When combined with "watch,"
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MOUTH
- you get "watch out."
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It's a warning to be careful.
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I see.
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But I don't know what
we're meant to watch out for.
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Since there was lipstick
on both eyes of the knight,
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she probably meant somebody's eyes.
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Do you have any ideas?
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Come to think of it, I passed by
a man with a strange eye.
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He was wearing a monocle,
so I couldn't see it clearly,
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but that was the eye of a snake.
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A snake?
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That was just the impression I got.
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Anyway, is it really true
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that the bodyguard you transported
looked like Wakasa-sensei?
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Yeah. She was wearing sunglasses,
so I can't say for certain...
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but she's glared at me every time we met.
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Maybe she still believes
I killed Amanda and Haneda Koji.
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Don't get your hopes up, but
should we ask Wakasa-sensei directly?
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Yeah.
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She'll probably dodge the question.
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PROFESSOR - MISSED CALL X 4
- The professor called me five times?
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PROFESSOR - MISSED CALL X 4
- I didn't notice because
I'd set my phone to silent.
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Sorry. Do you mind?
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Go ahead.
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Hello, Professor?
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Ah, you finally answered.
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We're on our way to a family restaurant
because we couldn't get in touch with you.
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Are you talking to Conan-kun?
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You're taking forever, Conan-kun!
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I'm about to starve to death over here!
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We'll let you know when we get there!
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Hurry over once you're done talking.
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Oh, yeah.
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When we told Kobayashi-sensei that
she seems closer with Inspector Shiratori,
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she made a smug face and said, "Oh, really?"
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I did not!
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Sorry, but could you put
Wakasa-sensei on the phone?
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Come on. We're going to
the family restaurant.
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Okay!
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Oh, sorry.
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Professor, we'll leave you behind.
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Wakasa-sensei left early.
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Sh-She left?
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Yeah, she left her own umbrella behind.
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You mean she forgot it?
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It's still raining pretty hard.
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No. When she went to get her umbrella
from the café's umbrella stand,
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she broke Kobayashi-sensei's umbrella.
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So she left her own umbrella instead.
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Did she tell Kobayashi-sensei
to use her umbrella instead?
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Yeah. She said she'd get a taxi.
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Don't use it!
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That umbrella might be...
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Found you!
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Professor? Hey, Professor!
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Oh, no. My battery died.
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I'll get the head.
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You sure do love to shoot people in the head.
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You're shooting through
an umbrella, but aim carefully.
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I'll shoot the body.
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Crap.
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Crap...
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Crap!
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Wait!
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Those are different boots—
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What?!
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I missed because you spoke at a weird moment!
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Me, too.
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Look closely at the target.
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What? No way!
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That's someone else!
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That's odd.
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That woman had a striped umbrella.
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Oh, no. The umbrella is ruined.
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It got caught in the wind, huh?
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What...
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is going on?!
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Chianti, about that robbery story...
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Huh?
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What store was robbed?
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I think it was a gun shop in the area.
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Chianti?!
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Chianti's been shot.
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The shooter is on the roof
of the building the target was inside.
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I see. She had us shoot her friend so
she could locate us and return fire.
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It's just like that chess opening,
the Queen's Gambit!
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Not bad.
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We're leaving.
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Get out of there quickly.
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Don't have to tell me twice.
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To Asaka, those aren't her friends.
They're merely pawns.
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This won't be easy.
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As I thought...
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I'll have to turn back time
for this right eye of mine.
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Assuming that drug works
the way I think it does...
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What? Why am I helping you?
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Because I decided I would.
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"Carry out what you set out to do."
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SONG BY NIIHAMA LEON
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I see.
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You had an ominous feeling in your gut,
so you rushed to Kobayashi-sensei,
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but her umbrella had merely been blown away.
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You didn't find any signs she'd been shot at.
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Yeah. The kids said they heard
something like thunder three times.
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But based on Managing Officer
Kuroda's 17-year-old story
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and Wakasa-sensei's behavior
when we visited the beach recently...
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Wakasa-sensei is almost certainly Amanda
Hughes' bodyguard from 17 years ago, Asaka.
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Yeah. Perhaps she stayed out of the water
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in order to hide the scars all over her body
that she got from her brush with death.
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Come to think of it, you said
your dad was involved
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in Haneda Koji-san's murder 17 years ago.
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How did that happen?
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My dad and Haneda Koji's father are friends.
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He called my father, an MI6 agent,
to find out what really happened to his son.
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He couldn't count on the local
or Japanese police.
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Very well, Haneda-san.
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I'll go to America and look into
your son's death right away.
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When are you going?
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I'll leave tonight.
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I wanted to attend the funeral
of my friend, Amanda, anyway.
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I'm worried. Should I go with you to help?
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I'm more worried about
how you'll eat while I'm gone.
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I'll be fine.
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I'll be back before our
newest family member arrives.
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I never thought those would be
the last words I'd hear from my father...
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In any case, I'm concerned
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how all of Amanda's skilled bodyguards
were knocked out 17 years ago.
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Yeah. Apparently, they ignored all the other
guests and went after only her bodyguards.
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And if that's the person with the eyes
Amanda's dying message warned us about,
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then it's all the more reason
to be concerned.
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