Hakuba Saguru was taken aback, caught slightly off guard by the flattering remark.
After a moment, he spoke up, "Queen Serisa Elizabeth won't arrive in Japan until two days from now. The operation will take place then too, so you can just come find me at that time."
"No problem." Fujino felt much better after seeing his payment go through.
Then, he turned to ask Hakuba Saguru, "But speaking of which, how on earth did you determine that Spider will make a move during the visit of that Queen of the Principality of England?"
"Because she's the Queen, of course."
Hakuba Saguru explained with a straight face, "Spider hasn't been active at all during Kaito Kid's operations since returning to Japan. It's just too abnormal; I figured the targets might have been too small for him to bother with."
"You and I were both present last time at the Suzuki Museum, making it even less possible for him to act. This time, I feel it's a good opportunity."
"Much like your intuition, I also have a feeling he will strike this time."
Fujino: "..."
I mean, why do you people all believe in things like intuition?
I just made that up to fool you!
Don't tell me you actually believed it and trained until you mastered it?
Two days later, dusk, Tokyo, JR Tokyo Station.
Tokyo's central railway station was heavily guarded, with uniformed police officers everywhere.
A magenta-colored, specially shaped train was parked near the platform.
Fujino, wearing a black trench coat, looked it over and asked Hakuba Saguru, who stood beside him in a brown trench coat, "So, this is the so-called Royal Express?"
"That's right. One of Japan's luxury trains, built by the authorities."
"So it's just something built to please the upper class, then?"
"You