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Sato Miwako sighed softly, recalling every detail of that day with Matsuda Jinpei: "We took statements on that case until 3pm, and then returned to the Metropolitan Police Department."

Conan asked curiously: "Did you two take the notes together?"

Miwako Sato shook her head: "No, they were done separately."

Her thoughts suddenly drifted away, and a memory quietly emerged -

(Memory fragment)

Matsuda Jinpei hurried back to the car and smiled apologetically at Sato Miwako who was waiting: "Sorry, I kept you waiting for so long. It's already past six o'clock."

Miwako Sato asked in confusion: "Where did you go?"

Matsuda Jinpei simply replied: "Something happened."

Miwako Sato noticed something in his pocket and asked curiously, "What is that?"

(Memory interrupted)

Seeing that Miwako Sato was lost in thought, Conan asked softly, "What's wrong?"

Sato Miwako came back to her senses, with a flash of enlightenment in her eyes: "I just remembered that Matsuda had a rosary in his pocket at that time."

[Takagi Wataru, Officer Matsuda went to the temple! He didn't bring Officer Sato with him for such an important matter, nor did he tell Officer Sato!

Jinpei Matsuda, hey, I'm going to pay tribute to the deceased. It's not a good idea to take someone who's not even a close friend with me to do this!

Takagi Wataru, that's exactly what I meant.

Shiratori Renzaburo, that is to say, you two haven't developed to the point where you can talk about everything! 】

Hearing this, Conan immediately thought of the previous information: "Rosary? You just said that Officer Matsuda was sending an email. Who was it sent to?"

Miwako Sato slowly said, "It should be Kenji Ogihara, who was in the same class as him and was a member of the explosive ordnance disposal team. He died while defusing a bomb seven years ago."

Conan's heart moved, and he asked: "When is this person's death anniversary?"

[Hattori Heiji commented that it is easy to associate rosary beads with death anniversary. Not bad.]

Miwako Sato replied, "It was the same as Matsuda's, November 11. Although the death anniversary is on the 7th, the serial bomber will send a contact on that day. I think Officer Matsuda stayed in the Metropolitan Police Department that day, waiting for this contact."

Conan nodded, and everything seemed to make sense: "No wonder he didn't go to the grave that day, it turns out he went there in advance on the 6th."

Miwako Sato added: "Officer Ogihara's grave should be in a temple very close to Shibuya."

Having said this, Sato Miwako felt something, she stood up and hurried out of the room.

Takagi Wataru and Chiba Kazunobu happened to pass by, and seeing Sato Miwako's hurried figure, Takagi Wataru quickly called her: "What's wrong, Officer Sato?" He turned around and handed the documents in his hand to Chiba Kazunobu, and chased after her, "Wait, wait a minute!"

Chiba Kazushin looked at Takagi Wataru's back with a confused look on his face: "Officer Takagi..."

In the archive room, Conan was still sitting at the table, frowning. He muttered to himself, "The recording ended at three in the afternoon. Although Officer Matsuda went to the temple in Shibuya to visit his classmates' graves, he didn't come back until six in the evening. What did they do in these three hours?" Conan took out his cell phone and tried to find clues from the information. At this time, Chiba Kazunobu pushed the door open and walked in.

"Why are you here, Conan?" Chiba Kazunobu asked curiously.

At the same time, Sato Miwako and Takagi Wataru have arrived at the temple in Shibuya and asked the monks about what happened that year.

"Yes, yes. I remember their story very clearly." The monk nodded. "A few years ago, they came together in groups of four."

Sato Miwako and Takagi Wataru looked at each other, their hearts full of questions: "Four people?"

The monk explained, "They all said that Kazushi was from the same class as Mr. Ogiwara."

Miwako Sato continued to ask: "Do you remember when they came to visit the grave three years ago? For example, what time did they come?"

The monk thought for a moment and replied, "It should be around 3:00 p.m. every year. But for some reason, fewer and fewer people visit the tombs in recent years. Last year, there was only one person. How things have really changed!"

【What you see and what you think are not the same thing. How can you say that things have changed and people have changed?

Jinpei Matsuda, monk, do you mean that we will gradually stop coming?

Idahang, there is a reason why you don’t come.

Kenji Ogihara, it seems that you didn't come to be with me in the end. You see, even a monk doesn't know it.

Matsuda Jinpei, come on, you and I were just childhood friends, we haven't reached the point where we'll die together, right? 】

Upon hearing this, Gao Mushi immediately asked, "Do you know the name of the last person?"

The monk thought for a moment and replied, "The name seems to be... yeah, it seems to be 'Furukaya'."

[Ogihara Kenji, by the way, Zero, will it be okay if you use your real name when you come to visit my grave?

Furuya Rei, do you want me to visit your grave using the names of Bourbon or Amuro Toru? Those two names are more likely to cause trouble, right? Besides, if I visit your grave without my real name, will you know who is visiting you? 】