Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Izumi looked at Amuro Toru curiously and asked, "Who are you?"

Amuro Toru smiled and politely replied, "I am sorry for introducing myself so late. I am Mr. Mori's number one disciple. My name is Amuro."

Mao Lilan returned to the carriage anxiously, her face full of worry. When Dr. Agasa saw her, he immediately went up to her and asked nervously, "What, you said Xiao Ai is missing?"

Mao Lilan nodded, her voice trembling: "I even checked the toilets in the nearby carriages, but... Xiao Ai sent me an email saying that she was fine and asked everyone not to worry about her."

Dr. Agasa quickly checked the email and confirmed: "This is indeed Ai's email address."

Mitsuhiko guessed: "Will she run to Conan's side?"

Jimei immediately agreed: "That must be the case."

Yuan Tai also interrupted excitedly: "We also want to go and take a look!"

Yuanzi, however, poured cold water on him: "Even if we go, we will just be turned away."

The reasoning show in carriage No. 8 continues.

Conan said calmly using a voice changer: "Yes, this is a murder case in a closed room, and the truth of the incident was solved when I went to Room E where Miss Izumi was for the second time."

Miss Izumi seemed a little flustered. She interrupted Conan hastily: "What...what? Wait a minute, are you trying to say that I am the criminal?"

Conan remained unmoved and continued his reasoning: "When I looked at your room through the gap of the chained door, I finally discovered the truth. When others hang chains on their doors, people outside can only see the sofa on the left no matter how hard they look inside. However, when Conan found Mr. Murohashi's body in Room B, he could still see the sofa on the right through the gap even though Room B was also chained."

Miss Izumi tried to explain: "Could it be that the little boy saw it wrong?"

Amuro Toru took over the conversation and began to explain his reasoning: "I think it should be a problem with the chain of Room B's door. There is one more chain than in other rooms, so the length is longer. In this way, the gap in the door where the chain is hung will become wider, and the range that can be seen will also become wider."

Mr. Noto seemed a little puzzled. He asked, "What's the problem with a longer chain?"

Amuro Toru explained with a smile: "It's a big problem. Usually the length of the door chain is designed so that even if someone tries to put their hand in the gap from the outside, they will never be able to remove the chain. But if there is one more chain and it becomes longer, even if you come out of the room, you can hang the chain inside from the outside."

Suddenly, there was a sound of shuffling papers. A man with a scar on his face was looking at the passenger list in his hand intently, his brows furrowed, as if he was looking for something.

The flight attendant noticed this and hurried over, saying with a hint of displeasure: "Wait a minute, sir, you can't just look at the passenger list."

The scarred man raised his head with an awkward smile on his face. "I'm sorry, Miss Stewardess, I'm just looking for someone I know. I want to know if he's on this train too."

The flight attendant frowned slightly, but his tone softened a little: "If that's the case, you can ask me directly. The list is the privacy of the passengers and cannot be read at will."

The scarred man nodded and apologized: "I'm very sorry, I was abrupt. Please forgive me."