Conan: I'm teasing Conan in Mingke

The group turned a corner and met a scruffy homeless man who was singing and playing the accordion.

The tramp passed by Conan and the others while humming a tune that was not a song: "Be careful of Jack the Ripper, he is waiting for you on the road at night. If you don't want to die, what should you do? You have to be covered in blood..."

Kikukawa Seiichiro looked at the homeless man's back as he left, wondering, "What does this mean?"

Moroboshi Hideki guessed: "Does it mean to kill the opponent before being killed?"

Conan secretly memorized the key words 'covered in blood' and called out to everyone: "Anyway, let's go to Baker Street! It's not far away."

"it is good."

Conan took a few steps and looked back at Rinya who was still standing there staring at the homeless man: "Rinya?"

"Here we come." Lin took one last look at the homeless man and followed the main group.

Conan moved closer to Rinya and lowered his voice: "What did you see?"

Rinya's observation skills are so sharp, could it be that he noticed some details?

Lin also lowered his eyes: "This is a game world after all. All the character behavior patterns and logic are generated by data. I am not sure whether what I see is correct or not."

"Tell me about it first."

No matter it is a useful clue or a useless clue, for a detective, he must grasp it first.

Lin looked at Conan and curled his lips: "Although the homeless man looks sloppy, his words and deeds have an unusual upper-class temperament. In addition, although he deliberately concealed it, his steps were steady and rhythmic. And the way that guy looked at you just now inexplicably revealed a kind of sharpness that only detectives like you have."

When Conan heard this description, a question mark popped up in his mind.

Seeing Conan's puzzled look, Rin shrugged, "That's why I said I wasn't sure. This performance really looks like Noah's Ark randomly dragged a character's behavior model logic from the database, hastily modified the facial data and put it up."

Conan thought thoughtfully: "But does this mean that this character will not appear in the original plot? Then we need to think about the necessity of having him appear in Noah's Ark."

Rin nodded, naturally agreeing with this guess.

But deep in his heart there was another possibility.

If Noah's Ark was just a copy and paste of the character model, why did it have to be a model that was so easy for him to see directly?

Wouldn’t it be more convenient and less prone to errors to just pick a model of the lower class society?

Unless this model is significant.

Add to that the detective's cognitive radar that I just sensed from the homeless man.

This model is most likely their helping character 'Sherlock Holmes'.

Rin smacked his lips.

I always feel that something is wrong.

I remember there was a slogan like this in the previous promotional video of "Cocoon".

'Each NPC model has been trained with a large amount of data, has its own cognitive awareness and worldview, is independent of each other, and no two identical individuals exist in a single world, fully ensuring that users feel fully immersive.'

He still remembered that some people on the Internet questioned whether they could know whether Sindor Corporation had really copied individuals in a world without seeing the background data.

At that time, Sindorah also did a great job by directly revealing the underlying logic code they designed for the game.

After verification by professionals, this logic code can fully ensure that in a single world, the paste and copy keys are completely removed.

Because of this clarification, and the high level of attention the game itself received, the game 'Cocoon' became a big hit in the media.

However, the public opinion at that time has nothing to do with now. The most important thing is the underlying logical code.

Since copy and paste does not exist in a single world, Noah's Ark probably does not have the authority to do this.

There is a 99.99% probability that the real Sherlock Holmes, who was transformed into a tramp by Noah's Ark, is no longer in Baker Street.

Several people came to 221 Baker Street.

As Lin had expected, Holmes had gone on a business trip and left Baker Street for Dartmoor.

Lin also curled his lips.

This is fine, but if there is Sherlock Holmes on the side to assist, the game will not be so interesting.

Aze has read the plot and participated in the production, so he should think that this game is pretty good.

It's rare to find something that Aze thinks is good. Since you want him to experience it, he will go all out.

It really got him excited a little bit.

cough cough.

……

real world.

As soon as Kurokawa Keizawa pushed open the door of the observation room, he saw Kudo Yusaku and his group standing in front of the computer with a serious atmosphere.

"What's going on here?"

"Mr. Kurokawa, you're back." Kudo Yusaku moved aside a little to let Kurokawa Keisawa also watch the screen displayed on the computer.

"We underestimated Noah's Ark. The previously established characters, Holmes and Watson, were not in Baker Street."

Dr. Agasa was at a loss as to what to do: "Even the accordion-playing character that I didn't add has now appeared inexplicably."

Inspector Megure looked at Kudo Yusaku and asked, "Yusaku, what kind of story is the game you want to tell?"

Kudo Yusaku frowned: "The player works together with Sherlock Holmes to find out the true identity of Jack the Ripper, and finally finds out that the serial killer is actually a nobleman with a terminal illness."

Noah's Ark laughed when he heard these words: "I have prepared a more interesting ending for you."

Maori Kogoro heard this annoying voice and punched the table next to him: "Damn it! When the kids win, I will throw a computer like you into a large garbage recycling plant!!"

Fortunately, Noah's Ark was not too extreme.

Still let the children into Holmes's home.

Seeing this scene, everyone present breathed a sigh of relief: "We finally got into the apartment."

Kurokawa Keizawa glanced at the screen and saw that Rin was also observing the surroundings very carefully looking for clues.

Knowing that Ah Xing understood his good intentions, he became interested in finding Jack the Ripper.

He nodded in his heart. Ah Xing was so immersed in the virtual game, it would be unreasonable for him not to give the upcoming climax of the game in the real world a start as soon as possible.

Pulling a stool and sitting down next to Dr. Agasa, Kurokawa Keisawa stared directly at the screen occupied by Noah's Ark.

"Noah's Ark... maybe I should call you Hiroki."

Kurokawa Keizawa smiled with his lips curled amid everyone's surprised gazes.

As gentle as a close relative seeing his child returning home.

The words are gentle but extremely powerful.

"Hiroki, welcome back..."