Non-mainstream Conan viewing style

Officer Shiratori stood in front of the screen in the main control room and asked curiously, "Excuse me, is this the footage from police surveillance cameras across Japan?"

Makino nodded and explained, "Yes, Officer Shiratori. And today, we will also connect to surveillance cameras across Europe. In the future, we plan to connect cameras all over the world."

Officer Shiratori couldn't help but sigh: "It's worthy of being an Interpol facility, so advanced and huge."

At this time, Leonhard interrupted and said, "Yes, this is Interpol. But I don't understand why the Japanese police are here?"

Grace smiled and explained, "This is because there was an invasion in Frankfurt recently, so we asked the Japanese police to assist."

Makino also added: "We asked everyone from the Metropolitan Police Department to come here just in case. After all, in the face of global criminal activities, international cooperation is very important."

However, Leonhard seemed dissatisfied with this. He frowned and said, "It is too unfair to disclose the latest technology only to the Japanese police."

Makino patiently explained: "Japan is also a member of Interpol. If necessary, we will of course provide technical support."

Leonhard didn't seem to buy it. He snorted coldly: "Isn't it because the leaders here are Japanese that they are taking special care of Japan?"

Naomi frowned when she heard Leonhard's words, and she retorted firmly, "Enough is enough, Leonhard. If you say that, then I have to tell you that I am half Japanese myself."

Leonhard seemed to have not expected Naomi to refute him so directly. He was stunned for a moment, then said with some dissatisfaction: "No wonder I don't like you as a woman."

When Naomi heard this, she was immediately furious. She widened her eyes and shouted, "Take back what you just said! You are racist! And you..."

Just as the two were on the verge of a fight, Edo suddenly interrupted and said, "I say, it's about time."

Makino nodded, his voice decisive and clear: "Oh, yes. Everyone, please take your positions." He turned around and explained to Officer Kuroda in a low voice: "I'm sorry, Leonhard seemed to have had some friction with police officers from various European countries before coming here. He has a straightforward personality, I hope you can understand."

Officer Kuroda nodded slightly, showing his understanding. Makino then turned to the console and quickly tapped on the keyboard: "First access."

Following his instructions, the images on the screen began to change, and new windows opened one after another, showing the real-time images captured by surveillance cameras across Europe. Officer Shiratori looked at this scene in amazement and exclaimed: "In this way, we can confirm the images of surveillance cameras across Europe. This is really an amazing technology."

Makino nodded, a proud smile on his face. "Yes, and it has facial recognition. In addition, there are many other functions. Now, let's test one of them - the 'cross-age recognition' developed by Naomi."

As Naomi operated, the system name "Cross-age Recognition" appeared on the screen. Everyone's eyes were focused on these four big words, waiting curiously for the next demonstration.

Naomi smiled and explained, "My father is Italian and my mother is Japanese. I grew up in the United States. Now, I will use photos of myself when I was a child for testing."

She imported a photo of herself as a child with ease, and continued, "The principle of cross-age recognition is to calculate the aging and rejuvenation of the face based on the skeleton. We will use CG technology to create these possible images, and then use facial recognition technology to search for portraits that match them."

As Naomi operated, a series of CG images began to appear on the screen.

Naomi nodded with satisfaction and pointed to another image on the screen, saying, "This is the image that the surveillance camera captured of me today on my way here from the Metropolitan Police Department."

After calculation and comparison, the words "Confirmed Consistency" were displayed on the screen.