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About Detective Conan: A Written Challenge from the Pyramids!
The Detective Boys receive a letter by airmail when they visit the Moore Detective Agency. The letter was posted in Egypt, and the sender calls themselves Cleopatra. According to the contents, a 4500-year-old pharaoh's curse is in danger of being reawakened. To prevent this, the seven riddles described in the letter must be solved within a short time, all of which relate to pyramids. While Moore is already drunk in the afternoon and of no great help, Ran agrees to assist the children. The...
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