Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

"Ah, a murder just happened." Although Mao Lilan's voice was small, it was clearly audible.

Mao Lilan continued: "Right now, Sera and Conan are still investigating at the crime scene."

Amuro Toru thought for a moment, then said, "In that case, let's ask Mr. Mori for help. That should be a better idea."

In another room, a young man wearing glasses and with a sly smile on his face was talking to a lady.

"It seems that this time," he smiled softly, with a hint of pride in his voice, "even God is on our side."

Masumi Sera faces a flight attendant.

"What?" Sera Masumi asked, with a hint of urgency in his tone.

The flight attendant seemed a little hesitant, but answered truthfully: "We don't plan to stop before Nagoya."

Sera Masumi frowned, seemingly dissatisfied with the answer: "Didn't I just tell you to stop at the nearby station?"

The train attendant seemed a little embarrassed, and hesitantly said: "This... this... is because the owner of this train, Consultant Suzuki Jirokichi, just gave an order and reprimanded..."

At this time, the majestic voice of Suzuki Jirokichi came from the voice-over: "The hateful and unruly murderer who was on my train and is under investigation, I want to see him brought to justice!"

The flight attendant continued to explain: "He said so and also said he was waiting in Nagoya."

Conan thought to himself: "How powerful is that old man?"

At this time, Maori Kogoro came over with a confident smile on his face and said loudly: "Okay, you don't need to worry."

He glanced at everyone and continued, "Before the train arrives at Nagoya Station, I, the famous detective Maori Shiraro, will reveal the truth of the Suzuki Express murder case in a magnificent way!"

Everyone laughed at his words, and the atmosphere became a little more relaxed. Maori Kogoro also laughed, then returned to his serious look and turned to ask the flight attendant: "So, flight attendant, when was the last time you saw the victim, Mr. Murohashi?"

The flight attendant replied, "I remember seeing it when I was standing in front of Mr. Noto's room A door. The call bell rang, and I went to room A to ask if I needed service. But Mr. Noto yelled at me and said he didn't call me over. At that moment, the door of the next door room B opened, and Mr. Murohashi kept looking in my direction, as if he was talking on the phone."

Conan immediately interrupted and asked, "Is that person really Mr. Murohashi himself?"

The flight attendant nodded and confirmed: "Yes, he was talking on the phone while looking at me."

Sera suggested, "I think we should talk to Mr. Noto first to see what the situation was like, Mr. Shiraro."

Maori Kogoro nodded: "Okay, let's do it."

Noto replied: "At that time, I also heard Mr. Murohashi's voice through the door. I really didn't expect that he was in the next room, and I was shocked."

Maori Kogoro then asked: "Since the call bell for your room rang, why did you lie to the flight attendant?"

Noto explained with some dissatisfaction: "I told you, I didn't call him. It was the flight attendant who came to me without permission."

Conan interrupted, "But as long as you press the call bell, the light above the door will light up. So the flight attendant should be right."

The flight attendant replied somewhat awkwardly: "This... Actually, only the call light in Room A is broken and won't light up. So if the call bell suddenly rang and no lights outside any room were on, I would think it was Mr. Noto's room ringing and I would run and knock on his door."

[Can readers guess what this detail design is used for? ]