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Edo suddenly proposed a seemingly simple solution: "Can't we just check the log of the hatch in the sea?"

However, after some manipulation, Grace gave a frustrating answer: "The log...is not left!"

Conan: "So, it was hacked from the outside?"

Leonhard thought to himself, "What's wrong with that brat?"

Edo continued his analysis: "This system is connected to the Japanese police and Europol. Maybe a backdoor can be set up from there."

When Kuroda heard this, he couldn't help but frowned: "Back door...?"

Shiratori explained, "It's probably the kind of entrance that was set up for hacking."

Kuroda's expression became more serious: "That means someone is targeting you!"

When Shiratori heard Kuroda's words, a look of surprise appeared on his face: "What?" He obviously did not expect that the Frankfurt invasion would be so closely related to the current Pacific buoy incident.

Kuroda said in a deep voice: "In the Frankfurt invasion, the real purpose of the criminal should be to connect the Pacific buoy with Europe today."

Makino also joined the discussion. He nodded and said, "That's right. Computer systems are difficult to handle attacks from within!"

Shiratori immediately understood the key point and speculated, "So, the accomplice should be in Europol now."

However, Edo shook his head and denied Shiratori's guess: "No, once the backdoor is set up, it can be operated anywhere in the world."

Kuroda followed up on Edo's words and continued his analysis: "In other words, we cannot rule out the possibility that the accomplice is here... I am right, am I not?"

Conan stood aside, frowning, thinking to himself: "Their goal is probably the cross-age recognition system." He recalled the information provided by Subaru Okiya before. Are there any accomplices among the people "codenamed Binga"? Or are they just tools being used?

At this moment, Shiratori's voice broke Conan's contemplation: "Then please hand over your mobile phones and computers. And cooperate with us to take notes. Is that ok, Chief Makino?"

Director Makino nodded in agreement: "Okay."

~~~

At the same time, in another corner of the waiting hall of Hachijojima Airport, Vermouth was sending a message.

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About cross-age recognition

I have something to tell you. Cross-age recognition is technically worthy of recognition, but I feel it is a jade box that cannot be opened.

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At Frankfurt Airport, Hans from Interpol stood at the airport exit with a smile on his face, his eyes moving among the crowd.

"Hello everyone. I'm Hans from Interpol Europe." Hans came forward and greeted the newly arrived members of the FBI.

"Thank you for picking us up so early in the morning." Kamal held Hans' hand, and the nervousness of their first meeting dissipated a lot in the other party's enthusiasm.

James followed closely behind and introduced himself simply: "I'm James."

Judy said with a heavy voice: "I'm sorry about Nina."

Hans nodded slightly to show his understanding: "Are you on good terms?" He tried to ease the atmosphere with this question.

"Yes, we exchanged contact information when we were working with Europol on an investigation." Judy nodded, recalling the time she worked with Nina.

"Come on, I'll take you to the Europol Network Center." Hans said no more, turned around and led everyone out of the airport.