Chapter 133

Although Amuro Tooru doesn't have a codename yet, and theoretically he has no right to refuse whatever Vodka asks him to do, he still cautiously reported the situation to Rum.

Rum had never actually met Usui Saiki, and although he found the man rather annoying, his dislike was limited. After hearing Amuro Tooru's report, he said dismissively, "Since Vodka said so, you should agree."

Amuro Tooru replied to Usaku Saiki, informing him of the meeting place.

Bo Yezaki chose a time and leisurely spent it there.

The meeting place was a safe house belonging to the organization. As soon as Usaku Saiki entered, he complained, "Why are you in Tokyo too? I thought I was going on a paid vacation."

Amuro Tooru quickly closed the door to prevent the guy from saying anything out of line: "It just so happens that the person we're investigating is in Tokyo."

Bo Yezaki looked around and commented, "It's a bit monotonous."

Amuro Tooru didn't seem to care: "It can't compare to your house. This is just a safe house."

Although the furniture was fairly complete as a disguise, it did lack a sense of home, as it wouldn't have a bunch of useless things to put there... Moreover, based on his previous impression of Usakabe Saiki's house, Versailles Palace was considered minimalist compared to that.

The house of Usoppei Kijima really has all sorts of random things. He even saw a model of the Easter Island giant statue that was over a meter tall, and there was a wreath with the word "mourning" written on it on the sideboard... You could have at least put up a Hawaiian wreath... Anyway, after taking a look around last time, it seemed that the skeleton and the pink piano were actually back to normal.

Usakabe Saiki sat on the sofa, waiting like a boss for Amuro Tooru to pour him a drink: "I want a Coke."

Amuro thought to himself, if he were to poison and kill Usaku Saiki now, and then find a way to make the Middle East think that it was the organization's doing, thus cutting off the organization's smuggling chain, wouldn't the organization suffer a great blow?

I'm really tempted, but this is a plan with a huge impact, so I need to report it to the police department...

Moreover, if possible, it's best to separate your own people and frame others to maximize your benefits; a one-for-one exchange is still a bit hard to bear.

Amuro Tooru gave Usui Saiki a Coke.

But Bo Yezaki didn't drink it either. He just put it on the table and asked, "So what exactly is your mission? Who are you going to kill?"

"...I'm not killing anyone, I'm part of the intelligence team! Rum just asked me to investigate someone." Amuro Tooru had a bad feeling from the start, but fortunately he didn't expect Usui Saiki to be of any help to him.

He had a clear purpose: to build a relationship with Usakuya Saiki and learn more about him so that he could have more information to make his plans more accurate.

For this, the only consequences are the mental strain of being criticized, the anxiety of being tested, or even being held back a little, all of which are completely tolerable.

Bo Yezaki asked with great interest, "Who are we investigating?"

Amuro Tooru pulled out a few papers and handed them to Usui Saiki: "Chief of the Third Division of the Metropolitan Police Department, Superintendent Kitami Katsuyoshi."

Bo Yezaki took it and looked at it: "Why are you investigating him? Is someone trying to assassinate him?"

Amuro Tooru: "...No, besides assassination, our organization also tries to win over high-ranking officials."

This guy isn't pretending to be an ordinary person anymore!

They keep talking about assassinations; they're a real organization!

Speechless, Amuro Tooru patiently explained the situation of the mission to Usui Saiki.

In short, the question is whether Gin should be sent to silence the useless and incompetent person in the area that Kitami Superintendent General is currently in charge of investigating a case related to the organization.

After the person in charge of the investigation came, he said that he felt there was something wrong with Superintendent Kitami, and that they could start by investigating him to see if they could threaten or bribe him.

If successful, the organization will have another high-ranking member of the police force.

As a result, this unfortunate guy somehow got involved in a murder case and was killed. Rum had no choice but to send Amuro Tooru to take over, while another person was also investigating. They didn't know who the other was, so they competed and supervised each other, which made them feel a sense of crisis and speed up the investigation, as well as gather more comprehensive intelligence.

However, after bringing Usuha Saiki to Amuro Tooru's side, Rum had actually stopped taking the outcome of this competition seriously... He felt that it would be quite an achievement for Amuro Tooru to avoid making any mistakes and being reported to the boss or himself...

Usoppō asked, "How far have you gotten in your investigation?"

Speaking of this, Amuro Tooru couldn't help but frown: "Because the investigator's file was lost, and Superintendent Kitami himself is very careful, the investigation was a bit difficult, so everything had to start from scratch. But that investigator reported in a very short time that he could be threatened and bribed, so I felt that the direction of the investigation might be wrong, and I switched to investigating his son..."

As he spoke, he gestured for Usoppō Saiki to look at the bottom sheet of paper.

When Bo Ye Saiki turned to that page, he took a closer look and, good heavens, this son of Superintendent Kitami was a gambler, womanizer, and prostitute. Racing cars, rape, drug use... Gin only killed people, he wasn't this depraved!

"These are things he let slip while drinking with his friends, and based on their reactions, they are most likely true."

Bo Yezaki nodded: "Was it suppressed by his father?"

"It's highly likely, after all, he's the only son, and he's a policeman now. If this gets out, it'll be troublesome. If we can find evidence, we can use it to 'persuade' Superintendent Kitami."

Amuro Tooru suppressed his anger, pretending that he didn't care about these trivial matters, and continued.

"The troublesome thing is that these are all things from several years ago, and it takes a lot of time to investigate them. The evidence may have been lost long ago. If the evidence is insufficient, even if it is used as leverage, the other party can easily claim that it was a frame-up or an attack by a political enemy... And the organization is not prepared to kill such a high-ranking official. After all, if the Superintendent of Police is killed, there will definitely be a serious investigation."

"Hmm..." Bo Yezaki flipped through the documents and suddenly said, "Can't you just call him by his name? Why do you call him Superintendent of Police so naturally, like a policeman?"

Amuro Tooru, who was suppressing his anger: "…………"

My emotions suddenly became disjointed.

That guy, Usakabe Saiki, really knows how to seize any opportunity!

I knew Usui Saiki would pull this stunt, but I never expected it to be from this angle!

Amuro Tooru's lips twitched as he explained, "Because it seems like you don't remember people's names very well, I wanted to use it to distinguish between the Superintendent General and his son."

"I see."

For some reason, Usaku Saiki seemed quite disappointed.

He was naturally disappointed because he found that Amuro Tooru had given him a rather low level of suspicion.

You're an undercover agent, suspected of being a police officer, and you're not even worried about whether I've discovered anything? You're such a bad undercover agent!

System: [If you always use the same move, and all the Saint Seiya warriors are immune to the same move, wasn't it bound to happen sooner or later?]

The trick doesn't have to be new, as long as it works. If it's no longer useful, there's always time to switch to another trick.

Usakabe Saiki lamented: "It's time to let him discover that Ariel is an undercover agent for the Japanese Public Security Bureau!"

However, we still need to consider how to proceed, so let's put it aside for now.

He didn't come here specifically to raise suspicion; he mainly felt he hadn't had enough fun in Hawaii and wanted to find some fun somewhere else.

As expected, the intelligence team had more fun; he seemed quite interested in police-related missions.

Bo Yezaki skipped over the previous topic, as if he had only asked if they had eaten: "So what are your plans now?"

Amuro Tooru looked at him: "The plan needs your cooperation."

Bo Yezhai asked, "How do we cooperate?"

"I hope you can get to know Superintendent Kitami's son and see if you can get any information out of him." Amuro Tooru smiled. "As an ordinary person, you can surely make friends, right?"

Bo Yezaki frowned: "Then what are you going to do?"

“I’ll investigate whether anyone around him went missing during his school years or could be a witness to expose him,” Amuro Tooru said casually. “If you want to switch places with me, that’s not impossible, but it’ll be a bit tiring running around.”

This is a misleading choice.

Amuro Tooru was naturally unwilling to exchange mission details with Usui Saiki, because the son of the Superintendent of Police might have more police officers around him, and it would be troublesome if someone recognized him.

He could easily delegate such seemingly random tasks to his subordinates in the Japanese Public Security Bureau, freeing up his time to do other things.

As expected, Usui Saiki, who was clearly a hedonist, chose not to exchange tasks: "...I'll just go and be friends with him, that Kitami... what was it again?"

Amuro Tooru was speechless: "Kitami, the information is in your hands, you just looked at it."

Bo Yezaki remained expressionless: "Yes, I understand. Leave it to me."

His confidence made Amuro Tooru a little uneasy, worried that the guy might suddenly go crazy during the mission, causing his reputation with Rum to plummet: "Are you okay? Do you need my help?"

"No need!" Bo Yezai raised his chin. "It's just making friends, right? Watch me, don't worry!"

Toru Amuro: "…………"

I'm starting to worry.

Amuro Tooru provided fairly detailed information, including where Kitami liked to drink and what his hobbies were, all of which were investigated to make it easier for Usui Saiki to stage an accident.

Usaku Saiki acted decisively, setting off for a bar that very night, intending to have a chance encounter with someone—how interesting it would be to get information out of the police! He really made the right choice to kill time with Amuro Tooru!

But as he stood at the bar entrance, looking at the nearby map displayed on the [Universal Navigation] app, Usoppei Saiki couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

...How come I can run into acquaintances here? Is Tokyo a little too small?

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Extra chapter, goodnight.

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It's a big case, adapted from "Strawberry Night".

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Bo Ye: The intelligence team has the most fun!

Amuro: (Imagine) Taro has taken his medicine.jpg

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The wreath for the memorial service increases air freshness (...).