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SIESTA’S PILOTING FEAT

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SIESTA’S PILOTING FEAT From the Code: RED novel EVENT: The Plane Hijacking Incident — Three and a Half Years Ago, June Before the events of Code: Red officially begin, the novel opens with a flashback that serves as one of the clearest demonstrations of why Siesta is regarded as the world's greatest detective. This incident is not simply a plane hijacking. It is a showcase of Siesta's philosophy as an Ace Detective. The scene begins aboard a passenger plane flying approximately 10,000 meters above the ground. An emergency announcement asks whether there is a detective on board. To ordinary people, this would be absurd. Realistically, detectives are not expected to solve crimes on airplanes. Yet Siesta's entire existence revolves around proving that ordinary assumptions do not apply to her. The most important detail is that Siesta was not reacting to the crime. She had already solved it before it happened. Charlotte was positioned outside the aircraft before takeoff because Siesta already knew the hijacking would occur. The mystery had effectively ended before the criminal could even begin. This event serves as the foundation for virtually all of Siesta's scaling in foresight, deduction, planning, leadership, and strategic thinking. Feat 1: Complete Pre-Crime Solution of the Hijacking Unlike conventional detectives who gather evidence after a crime has occurred, Siesta had already uncovered the entire case before the aircraft even left the ground. Charlotte …

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