Not everyone can live to be a hundred years old.

Forty years is half a lifetime for most people.

For most women, their youth is when they are most beautiful.

I wasted this time just to see him from my childhood.

Some people might think this is "stupid".

Some people might find this story romantic.

But if you can't remember where that "place full of memories" is, then even if you manage to get in touch by asking for its contact information, the romance will be ruined.

This wait, which has spanned forty years, should ideally end with a perfect conclusion.

This is what Ai, who is also a girl, longs for.

It would be good to let the two meet, and she would definitely make sure they met successfully today.

If Professor Agasa could remember where that place is, that would be the best outcome.

But if she can't remember, she'll give Professor Agasa Kinoshita's contact information.

Kōyū had previously visited the Kinoshita movie.

Knowing what someone looks like, getting their contact information isn't difficult.

Alternatively, Kōyū may already have Kinoshita's contact information, address, or something similar.

She felt that Kwang-woo might even know where that "place full of memories" was.

This feeling came from nowhere.

Recalling Guangyou's "intelligence capabilities" in the past, she felt that Guangyou knew.

It's just that I haven't said anything about it because of the meaning of this waiting.

The time is set before sunset today.

It would be best if you could remember.

But if she can't remember, she'll have to resort to some special methods to get the two of them to meet.

She is the same as Guangyou.

I want to bring this forty-year-old agreement to a perfect close.

However, they wouldn't be so stubborn as to simply disappear if something isn't perfect.

And all of this has a premise.

After saying all that, Ai continued:

"However, all of this is only true if she is actually waiting there today."

“The best way is to find that place full of memories,” Guangyou said.

“That’s what I think too,” Ayumi agreed.

She said:

"I would be a little sad if I found out that the person I'm waiting for doesn't care about this at all."

What you cherish, the other person doesn't care about.

A strong sense of disparity can be very unpleasant.

Especially since the other party has been waiting for a full forty years.

The already strong sense of disparity will become even stronger.

If it's just sadness and disappointment, that's already a good thing.

"But that happened forty years ago."

"If I had to recall it, it might be a bit of a stretch."

Even so, Professor Agasa still pinched his chin with his hand, looking thoughtful.

He also wanted to remember it as soon as possible.

But so much time has passed, and the postcard only says "a place full of memories".

Without any other clues, he really couldn't remember.

After examining the postcard, Conan said.

"Actually, there are still clues."

Immediately afterwards, Conan turned the postcard so that the stamped side faced the group.

He pointed to a row of numbers below Professor Agasa's name and said:

"Look, aren't there many numbers under the doctor's name?"

"These numbers might be a code that hints at that location."

The row of numbers is:

4163 33 6 0

There are gaps between the four numbers.

Below the numbers is a text containing animals.

It seemed like a new clue had been found, but no one could figure out what the "code" meant.

So Ayumi asked Professor Agasa.

But even Dr. Agasa didn't know.

"If the doctor knew what it meant, he would probably have gone to see her already," Guangyou said casually, leaning back on the sofa.

"How embarrassing..." Professor Agasa said softly, his head down.

He was definitely wrong in this matter.

If I had asked the school back then, or known where the "place full of memories" was, things wouldn't be like this now.

Although I don't know what the code means.

Ayumi trusts Conan a lot.

"However, if it's Conan..."

But before she could finish speaking, Conan interrupted:

"Actually, I don't understand it at all either."

“Then Kyou…” Ayumi turned to look at Kyou.

"I don't understand it either," Guangyou said truthfully.

He knew where the place was, but he didn't know what the "code" meant.

He wasn't even sure if this "code" was a real code.

It's like doing a math problem and only knowing the answer, but not the process.

"By the way, if that girl only waits until sunset, there won't be much time left to solve the mystery," Ai said, glancing at the time.

Guangyou arrived at around 9:00 AM today.

Later, we chatted for a while and then looked for letters.

Then, finding the postcard led to another story.

Dr. Agasa explained that incident in detail.

Lunch will be served in a little while.

Sunset is around 5 p.m.

Even if the girl could wait until sunset, there wouldn't be much time left.

Not to mention that the girl might leave early.

Sensing the urgency of time, Mitsuhiko suggested finding outside help, saying:

“In that case, let’s have ‘Sleeping Kogoro’ help us decipher this code.”

They didn't know the truth and assumed that Uncle Mori's reasoning ability was usually very strong.

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