Chapter 41 Kaito Kidd...is Among Us!

"Well, it's similar to what we just discussed."

Starling nodded and confirmed Barbara's words.

The target is the Queen of Country Y, so it's natural to think of the Twelve Knights of the Round Table.

"First, tell me what you think these specially marked letters represent."

Now, Barbara has really been taken seriously by the agents.

"Follow the guidance of fate

Q will eventually set foot on the land where the prophecy will be re-enacted

When L commits an unforgivable crime, he will be replaced by the most graceful G

B made the final decision

I witnessed everything out of people's sight

Be alert!

The cunning M is ready to pierce K's heart!"

Q, L, G, B, M, K, what do they represent?

"There is no knight starting with Q in the Knights of the Round Table, so Q should represent queen, that is, Her Majesty the Queen."

"This sentence means that only when the queen arrives at a certain place will Kaito Kidd appear."

"I have no idea where this prophecy is."

As soon as Barbara finished speaking, she looked at Maggieson. She couldn't let her suffer alone.

Everyone looked at Maggieson, and he had no choice but to continue to add.

"L and G, if nothing unexpected happens, should represent the two knights Lancelot and Gawain."

"The reason is very simple. Among the twelve Knights of the Round Table, only Lancelot committed a serious crime and was expelled by King Arthur."

"And grace is precisely Gawain's most famous quality."

"B should represent Bedivere."

"Why not Bos?"

When Maggieson said this, England suddenly interrupted him.

He is from Y country. He grew up listening to the legend of King Arthur. He is undoubtedly the person who knows the Knights of the Round Table best among the people present.

Although Tucker is also from Country Y, the younger generation is rarely interested in those ancient legends. Video games are their favorite.

In this regard, Tucker does not know as much as Ingrid.

"I was also hesitant about which knight B was at the beginning, but the final decision enlightened me."

McGilson said his "reasoning" slowly.

"The so-called final decision means that when King Arthur was defeated, he ordered Bedivere to throw the holy sword into the lake, but Bedivere hesitated three times before making a decision."

After speaking, Maggieson also looked at Barbara, and used his eyes to indicate that the rest depends on you.

Barbara curled her lips. What a stingy man. Didn't you see that she was thirsty after talking?

Gordon saw the little actions of the two people, and when he thought of another thing Barbara had just said to him, he couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

"The last M and K..."

"Let me tell you the rest."

Starling smiled intellectually.

"M refers to the rebellious knight Mordred, and K undoubtedly refers to King Arthur as the King."

"The metaphor of piercing the heart is the Battle of Camlan, where Mordred pierced King Arthur's heart with a sword."

"There is another meaning. According to legend, King Arthur has the heart of a red dragon, which is also a metaphor for the queen's favorite Tamil ruby. Mordred should refer to Kaito Kidd himself."

At the end of the speech, Agent Bob also jumped out.

"So the explanation of the last sentence is that Kaito Kidd may have already disguised himself as someone and may suddenly rebel like Mordred and steal the gem at any time."

"As for the timing, it is the prophecy land mentioned in the first sentence."

In this way, the content of the preview letter has been disassembled, but it has not been completely solved.

"In addition to not knowing where the prophecy land is, why did he mention the three knights Lancelot, Gawain and Bedivere?"

Gordon asked.

Barbara was embarrassed, and secretly glanced at Maggieson, saying, "This...we didn't expect it..."

"It's okay, it's great to have thought of this point now."

Starling smiled gently.

"Sir, you should have solved these a long time ago."

Tucker, the little fan of Agent Bean, suddenly asked Ingrid quietly.

"The reason you didn't speak up is that you don't want to steal their limelight, right?"

"You should have solved the puzzles that they didn't solve. Now it's time for you to speak and let them see the power of MI7!"

During the whole process, Ingrid sat upright and listened to everyone's interpretation, but logically speaking, as the most familiar with the legend of King Arthur among these people, Ingrid should be the first to solve this information.

"???"

However, when Tucker whispered these words in his ear with admiration, Agent Bean only had three big question marks in his mind.

How did the preview letter get cracked?

Why don't I have any clues?

In the mist...

However, in front of the little fanboy, Agent Bean must maintain a good image. Although he knows nothing, he must not lose in momentum.

I saw that England smiled calmly and whispered calmly: "Tucker, we should trust our allies more. They are all very smart and will solve the final puzzle sooner or later."

"But won't this waste time? What if they don't think of it until Kaito Kid takes action..."

"Hehe...Tucker, you are still too young."

England pretended to sneer.

Tucker looked at him in confusion.

"Do you think they really only solved this little information?"

Hearing this, Tucker was shocked and looked at England in surprise.

"I guess... Kaito Kidd has already disguised himself as someone, maybe even among us!"

Ingrid pretended to tell the truth, and in Tucker's eyes, his senior Ingrid was so serious, so wise, so...

In short, Tucker's admiration for Agent Bean filled his heart.

"I understand, sir. If Kaito Kidd, who is hiding among us, hears that his notice has been cracked, he may change his plan temporarily, and our time-consuming and laborious interpretation will be in vain!"

After listening to Ingrid's words, Tucker dared not speak out, but when he looked at other people, his eyes were more vigilant.

Time passed quickly, and Maggison and others had already eaten and drunk enough.

The banquet was about to end.

The discussion about the prophecy land and the three knights never came to a result that everyone agreed on. As for whether someone was hiding their thoughts, Maggison's views were not much different from Ingrid's.

He did not think that he was a super-intelligent being, and the riddle he set was not complicated. It was easy to solve as long as the cracking point was found.

Starling and Bob are both very careful and shrewd people. McGinson is not sure whether they have completely deciphered the notice letter.

But as a thief, it doesn't matter even if they have deciphered the notice letter.

It should even be said that if no one deciphers it in the end, then the notice letter he sent out is meaningless.

It means that when they know everything, he should steal the treasure calmly in front of them and then escape openly.

This is the style of a thief!

So arrogant!