The next day, everyone took Chairman Suzuki's cruise ship back to Tokyo. At the same time, thanks to Fang Zheng's introduction, Kousaka Natsumi met with Chairman Suzuki and brought out her great-grandfather's blueprints for confirmation.
Fang Zheng was very familiar with this plot, so he did not pay much attention to it. And just like in the movie, Conan discovered the secret hidden within the Egg of Recollection. Miss Natsumi thus invited Kogoro Mouri to investigate the castle in Yokosuka, while the others also hoped to join them. Kousaka Natsumi readily agreed.
But honestly, if you already had a castle at home, why become a pastry chef in Paris? Your salary probably would not even cover the castle's maintenance costs.
Was this the "if I don't work hard, I'll have to go home and inherit a fortune" kind of situation?
In the end, besides Kogoro Mouri, Conan, and Ran, Fang Zheng was also invited along by Miss Kousaka Natsumi. There was also a Russian diplomat invited by Chairman Suzuki, a wealthy art dealer, a scholar researching the history and culture of the Tsarist era, and a photographer focused on taking pictures.
Since he had seen the movie, Fang Zheng did not even need a four-way deduction to reach the answer—the woman who had snuck in under the guise of a Tsarist history scholar, Aoko Ura, was the internationally renowned assassin Schoenbit.
But honestly, Schoenbit's acting was truly awful. If you couldn't speak Chinese, then don't pretend to be Chinese, okay? Did you think putting on a cheongsam would let you fool everyone? Of course, without Fang Zheng around, it might have been fine. Most people were not familiar with foreigners anyway. But with Fang Zheng here, watching Schoenbit pretend to be Chinese made him uncomfortable all over... If he could