Chapter 1023 Two Codes
The three little brats looked at Miyamoto Yumi and Sato Miwako in front of the desk in confusion.
After entering eight digits, Yumi Miyamoto's hand couldn't press the Enter key.
Although she still remembered the eight-digit number clearly, she dared to say that even if she was asked by the teacher to recite it now, she could recite it word for word.
However, the situation is different now. I only have one chance to input. What if I remember a digit incorrectly because it has been too long? Or if my hand shakes when inputting and I press the wrong number...
She checked it carefully, but still felt a little unsure, so she said to Sato Miwako, "Well, then should I press it?"
Sato Miwako nodded, and suddenly shouted, "Wait a minute!"
Miyamoto Yumi's hands trembled, and her fingers almost hit the enter key. She turned around and asked, "What's wrong?"
Sato Miwako laughed dryly, took out her phone and said, "Let's search online first..."
Yumi Miyamoto swallowed and nodded.
Seeing how nervous the two were, Mitsuhiko couldn't help but ask in confusion: "What are those eight digits? Aren't they all Katakana? Sister Yumi input them all at once, but now..."
Conan smiled and said, "In fact, the hint was given to us at the beginning."
Mitsuhiko was even more confused: "When? How come we don't know?"
Genta and Ayumi also nodded repeatedly. That’s right, how could they not know?
Conan was speechless for a moment, it would be strange if you knew.
But he still patiently explained: "The hint is to take the code paper to copy and throw the code paper into the trash can. These two actions are hints."
"You mean, make a copy?" Mitsuhiko's little eyes were full of confusion. How could copying be a hint?
Conan asked as a reminder: "Is there anything that will be exposed if you don't copy it?"
The three little kids looked at each other and started discussing immediately. Some talked about the traces of a draft, while others talked about the traces of erasures.
Conan nodded, took the code paper from Yuya and unfolded it again, saying: "So what is it that will disappear once the code paper is copied?"
The three little brats stared at the code paper. After a moment, Ayumi shouted as if she had discovered a new world: "I know, it's the crease!"
Yuanta and Mitsuhiko also suddenly realized.
"That's right," Conan nodded. "If there was a crease on the paper at the beginning, wouldn't it be exposed immediately? There would be no way to use it as a code."
Mitsuhiko pinched his chin and analyzed: "On the other hand, if there is no crease, there is no way to know how to fold it."
"That's why the old man threw the code paper into the trash can."
Mitsuhiko was confused again: "What does this mean?"
Yuan Tai made a bold guess: "Do you mean throw it away?"
"Of course not," Conan said, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, "There is an idiom called..."
"Stand out from the crowd..." Youya grabbed his head and snatched the code paper. Under the latter's dead fish eyed gaze, he continued, "It means that a person's appearance or talent stands out among a group of people around him."
"In today's scenario, it implies that the important code paper is in the garbage place, which is also a reminder for us to fold the code paper into the shape of a paper crane."
I folded the paper slowly just now because I was observing the code. But now that I have determined the answer, I folded the code paper into the shape of a paper crane in just a few seconds.
In this way, two sets of katakana appear on both sides of the paper crane.
Mitsuhiko read out: "The root number is 5?"
"That's right," Youya nodded, "When you are in junior high or high school, your teacher will ask you to memorize the eight-digit number of the square root of 5. One reason is that this number will appear in many math problems, and memorizing the square root of 5 can also cultivate students' mathematical thinking and memory abilities."
The three little kids who were still in elementary school were impressed and said, "Can Brother Yuya recite it, too?"
Yuya smiled proudly: "Of course, for me who has always been the top student in the grade, it is a simple matter."
"Hey, that's amazing."
Conan's expression became more and more unhappy. Damn it, his chance to show off was taken away, and he couldn't resist, otherwise his behavior would be too conspicuous.
When Yuya and Conan finished explaining, Sato Miwako happened to confirm the eight-digit number online, and it was exactly the same after comparing it with the one on the computer.
Yumi Miyamoto breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that she had not yet returned all the knowledge she had learned to her teacher.
With a nervous mood, Yumi Miyamoto pressed the Enter key, thinking that the answer to the location of the envelope would appear, but the screen flashed and an input box popped up, requiring her to enter another eight-digit password.
"What? Is there more than square root of 5 in the password?" Yumi Miyamoto wailed, holding her head.
It took so much time to find the square root of 5, and it’s not over yet?
Yuya smiled calmly and said, "It's okay. Grandpa has already given a hint about the second answer."
Yazuka Toruroku looked at Yuya in astonishment. This young man...
Miyamoto Yumi looked back in confusion: "What hint?"
Those who didn't know the truth looked at Youya, wanting to see what he would say.
Yuya thought about it, but still didn't tell Yazuka Toruroku's purpose, and only gave a hint: "Sister Yumi, did you notice that Mr. Yazuka mentioned more than once that he wanted to test whether you are willing to grow old with Haneda Meijin?"
Miyamoto Yumi nodded: "Is this the hint?"
"To be precise, it's the part about growing old together. Since it means growing old together, it's definitely not something that can be done by one person alone. It definitely requires the efforts of two people together."
"That is to say, this coded paper actually hides two answers."
Yuya said as he untied the paper crane halfway, then folded one side and folded it into a paper crane again. Then, completely different symbols appeared on both sides of the paper crane.
“Hey, this is…”
Looking at the symbols above, You was also stunned, because what appeared was not the katakana like before. On one side was a square root circle, and on the other side was a small wine glass below a circle above. At the upper right side of the bowl, there was also a vertical =.
"What does this mean?" Mitsuhiko was full of questions.
Yuya pinched his chin, "It should be to solve the meaning of the symbols under the square root."
This shape is not 0, because the result of the square root of 0 is 0, and this answer has no meaning in the current situation, so the meaning of this circle should be to fill in a number inside, and the number clue is on the other side.
But...what does this hint mean?
Yuan Tai immediately said: "Could it be 9?"
"Oh, why 9?"
Although the answer of 9 is definitely wrong, every guess may provide ideas for finding the answer.
Yuan Tai said: "This symbol is a moon on top and a small wine glass on the bottom. Doesn't it mean to admire the moon? My dad always talks about admiring the moon while having a drink."
Yuya suddenly realized: "I see, the best time to enjoy the moon is September, so it's the square root of 9? But unfortunately that's not right, 9 is not an eight-digit number, and if that's the case, then the vertical = sign is useless, right?"
The square root of 9=3, there is no eight-digit number, that's impossible, right?