Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

"Let me take a look." Conan said, walking forward to check the situation himself.

He moved closer to the door, took a deep breath, and seemed to be sniffing something.

"The smell of gunpowder..." Conan muttered to himself with a solemn expression on his face.

[Ran Mouri asked Sonoko, why don’t you smell the smoke?

Suzuki Sonoko, I don't have a dog's nose, how can I smell such a small smell? 】

"What?" Sonoko and others also came over and looked at Conan with curiosity.

Conan didn't answer, but made a quick decision.

"Break down the door first and then go in." He said decisively.

Conan and Sera Masumi pulled the door together, and the two of them worked together to force the door open.

"One, two, three..." they shouted in unison and pulled hard.

The door lock finally broke and the door was thrown open.

"So cool!" Yuantai couldn't help but exclaimed in admiration as he watched the scene.

"Is this also a reasoning puzzle?" Mitsuhiko asked curiously.

Shira shook his head and replied in a heavy tone: "No, he is really dead."

[Kojima Genta, by the way, Conan, why didn’t you check if there was any death last time?

Conan rolled his eyes and asked, "When playing a locked room game, would you check if a corpse is really dead?"

"What..." Everyone asked in unison, with a hint of trembling in their voices.

Conan already had some guesses in his mind.

"And this is totally..." Conan said to himself, with a hint of solemnity in his tone.

"The locked room murder case." Conan continued to think in his heart. He knew very well the seriousness of this incident.

When Mao Lilan heard Sera Masumi's conclusion, she couldn't help but exclaimed: "Kill...kill people?" There was horror in her voice.

[Audience rooftop, hey, as the leading female supporting role, you have seen all kinds of scenes, so you should be very calm.]

"Is this a real murder case?" Mao Lilan confirmed again. She hoped it was just a misunderstanding.

Conan nodded and said firmly, "Yes, someone shot the victim in the temple and killed him."

"But this room is locked with a chain." Mao Lilan asked.

"You have to break the chain roughly to get in," Mao Lilan continued.

"So could he have committed suicide?" Mao Lilan proposed a possibility.

Sera Masumi shook her head, she was obviously not satisfied with this conclusion.

"The method of hanging the chain on the door is still a mystery," said Masumi Sera.

"There are no signs of burns around the gunshot wound on the temple." Sera continued to analyze.

"This is evidence that the murderer fired a shot from a long distance," Sera concluded.

"If you were to shoot yourself against the head, the muzzle of the gun would have been against your head, causing the burn marks," Sera explained further.

Hearing this, Sonoko suddenly interjected, "Maybe he suddenly felt scared before shooting and subconsciously moved the gun away."

Conan: "I think that's unlikely."

Conan pointed to the details of the scene and continued, "Look, isn't there a silencer installed on the front of the gun? It should be difficult to hold such a long barrel away from the head and shoot at a long distance."

After hearing this, Sonoko also gestured with her hands, as if trying out the actions Conan said, and then nodded in agreement.

[Audience, Ms. Suzuki Sonoko, just do the movements, there is no need to make faces. ]

Conan continued to analyze: "And you can see, there are traces of gunfire on the sofa opposite."

Masumi Sera took over Conan's words and speculated: "The murderer probably wanted to let the victim's sleeves be stained with gunpowder residue after the shooting, and wanted to make it look like suicide, so he let the corpse hold the gun and pretended to miss and hit the sofa opposite."

Conan nodded in agreement and added: "And there should be some gunpowder smoke residue on the murderer's body, but it can be removed by washing hands. The clothes were also thrown out of the window of the room."

Sera Masumi took over the conversation and concluded, "However, what is certain is that the criminal must still be on the train. He will definitely not escape."