Chapter 463: Why didn't he say so if he had already thought of it?

Just past seven o'clock in the evening, Suzuki Modern Art Museum.

Conan and Heiji Hattori walked to the front of the art museum and were met by Masato Nishino, who was talking to a woman and an old man.

Masato Nishino was Shiro Suzuki's secretary; seeing them, he greeted them: "You're back? By the way, where are Miss Sonoko and the others?"

"They'll be here in a while!" Heiji Hattori replied casually, then turned to look at the woman and the old man standing there, "Who are these two?"

"They are Miss Natsumi Kosaka and Mr. Sawabe." Masato Nishino hurriedly introduced, "Miss Kosaka is here to see Chairman Suzuki."

"Looking for Chairman Suzuki?" Heiji Hattori was stunned, "Is Chairman Suzuki not here now?"

"Yes! Because it's still a long time until midnight at three o'clock, which Kid predicted, Chairman Suzuki invited Mr. Mouri to go for a drink."

Masato Nishino replied, then continued, "The two of them seem to want to talk about the Memory Egg. According to Miss Kosaka, the Memory Egg is very likely an heirloom lost by their family, and they want to ask us to return it; they are willing to pay a sufficient price."

Not many people know that the Suzuki consortium gifted the "Memory Egg" to Akaso Kaze.

In public propaganda, the owner of the "Memory Egg" is still the Suzuki consortium.

"Their family's heirloom? Want to take it back?"

Conan was stunned and glanced at Natsumi Kosaka and the others, "Getting something from that Onmyoji is not an easy task."

"Lord Akaso, Miss Ayako, you're back too."

Masato Nishino suddenly bowed respectfully toward the two behind them.

Conan looked back at Akaso Kaze and Ayako Suzuki, who were walking over hand in hand, feeling unhappy.

Every time he sees this guy, he gets angry.

"How come Mr. Akaso is back so early? Kaitou Kid won't come until midnight."

Heiji Hattori asked.

Looking at Ayako Suzuki beside Akaso Kaze, he was full of envy.

A gentle and beautiful rich girl; this Onmyoji is truly lucky.

Akaso Kaze looked at the two high school detectives, one big and one small, and said with a smile: "Who said he's arriving at midnight? It should be about time now."

"The fireworks show is about to start, and Kaitou Kid should also be making his appearance."

Akaso Kaze said, looking toward the direction of the Tsutenkaku Tower; Kaitou Kid should be waiting there.

The real Memory Egg is in his space, so Akaso Kaze wasn't in a hurry.

He greeted Masato Nishino and walked into the art museum with Ayako Suzuki.

Huh?

It should be about time now?

The fireworks show is about to start, and Kaitou Kid should also be making his appearance?

What does all that mean?

Heiji Hattori and Conan were both stunned.

Looking at their watches, it was only past seven-ten, and there were still several hours until three o'clock in the morning.

"Hey, the clock now looks like 'へ'. If it's seven-twenty, it looks even more like it." Heiji Hattori muttered.

"へ?" Conan looked at Heiji's watch and was slightly stunned, then a flash of inspiration suddenly struck his brain.

He shouted with a solemn expression: "Oh no, Heiji, the time in Kid's notice isn't three o'clock in the morning, but seven-twenty!"

"What? How do you say that?" Heiji Hattori turned to look at Conan.

"You remember Kid's notice, right? The first two sentences are: From the lion of dusk to the maiden of dawn, the clock without a second hand moves to the twelfth character..."

"The 'twelfth character' in the second sentence actually refers to the twelfth character in the first sentence, which is 'へ'!"

"The time it corresponds to on a watch is seven-twenty!"

The two were suddenly stunned.

The first sentence Akaso Kaze said just now: It should be about time now?

So that's what it meant!

Did he guess the time long ago?

"Bastard, why didn't he say so if he had already thought of it?"

Heiji Hattori looked annoyed.

He had been outdone by Akaso Kaze again.