Hakuba sighed and shook his head, but there was a small, hidden smile there. “Though I’m sure I’ll suffocate from the lack of oxygen.”

Hmm…

“Could always share mine, if that started to happen.”

britishhsdetectivehakuba:

“With the size of your ego currently, there is no room for me to be near you, it’s simply too big.”

“Not like it isn’t warranted~”

And don’t say his detective can’t get near. Because he’ll just hug Saguru to prove that wrong. Like now.

“But I don’t think it ever gets so big that it can’t have any company.”

britishhsdetectivehakuba:

“Something wrong, tantei?~”

Here’s another cipher for you to decode: 8 P of the S S, 1 M of the E, 1 S of the S S, 60 M in 1 H. [Hakuba says he’ll only agree to do five, to make it fair.

“Eight planets of the solar system, one moon of the Earth, one Sun of the solar system… and honestly, the last thing, the only thing I got is sixty minutes in one hour…”

My 1st brother studies aerodynamics, my 2nd brother builds different engines. My 3rd brother is an illustrator, and my fourth, as wise as an owl. About me? I am unanimous to whatever you say! Find us all!

“A, e, i , o , u?”

How do you make two 2s into two 5s?

“…Well, my immediate thought it to flip them upside down…”

The ages of a father and son add up to 66. The father’s age is the son’s age reversed. How old could they be? this one has three possibilities, good luck.

“60 and 06, 51 and 15, 42 and 24, I think. Though, the 60 and 6 one is stretching it a bit… not impossible, though.”

A man is on a trip with a fox, goose, and a sack of corn. He comes upon a stream, which he has to cross, and finds a tiny boat which he can use. The problem though, is that he can only take himself and either the fox, goose, or the corn across at a time. It is not possible for him to leave the fox alone with the goose, or the goose alone with the corn. How can he get all safely over the stream? this’ll be 7

“…Both mun and I know this one very well… it’s almost cheating for any Layton player…

Anyway, take the goose first, then come back for the fox, take the fox over and bring the goose back over with you, then take the corn over with the fox, then go back for the goose.”

You are standing in front of a room with 1 light bulb inside. You cannot see if it is on or off. Outside the room there are 3 switches in off position. You have to find out which switch controls the light bulb inside, but you get to enter the room only once. So how do you find out? this one only has 1 correct answer without cheating.

“Hmm… I’d turn one switch on, leave it there for a good while, then turn it off and turn another one on. Then go inside the room and check the bulb. If it’s on, it’s the second switch. If it’s off, but the bulb is warm, it’s the first switch. If it’s off and cold, it’s the third, untouched switch.”