"Why is it takoyaki?" Genta asked, puzzled.
“I know now.” Mitsuhiko had long realized that the answer was related to this word, and he also knew the meaning of the word, but he had not grasped the key point before.
It wasn't until Ayumi said the answer was takoyaki that Mitsuhiko realized it.
"Is it because only takoyaki uses flour?" Mitsuhiko quickly compared takoyaki with powdered snow and knew the answer.
"Ahem..." Professor Agasa coughed twice to ease the awkwardness.
He thought he would have to reveal the answer to the mystery.
I didn't expect it to be guessed so quickly.
"I often make takoyaki with my mom, that's how I came up with this idea," Ayumi said to the others with a happy smile on her face after guessing the answer.
"And in Kansai, some people call takoyaki 'powdered food'," Ai Haibara added, arms crossed.
"Well..." Professor Agasa felt as if there was another knife in his chest, which Ayumi had already "stabbed" him in.
"Isn't this question a little too easy?" Conan thought of Professor Agasa's riddles from the past. Although they were cold, at least they were somewhat roundabout.
This question is straightforward; knowing the meaning of "Powder Snow" immediately leads to the answer being takoyaki.
Why is Professor Agasa's ability to create puzzles getting worse and worse?
"Doctor, this time you not only didn't beat around the bush, you even gave us the answer directly. The questions should be even harder to guess to make them more interesting, right?"
"It's really not hard to guess at all." Professor Agasa glanced in the rearview mirror at Conan, who had stabbed him in the wound again and rubbed salt into it, and said with dissatisfaction.
"I'm really sorry."
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