The commander would then go outside and radio James, who was waiting in the parking lot, to request his next instructions."

"Hmph, isn't that a bit too much trouble?" At this moment, Andrei Kamel, who was sent to support yesterday, suddenly said, "This is like a stupid game of passing messages. We might end up at a disadvantage if the communication is cut off by the enemy.

Since we have already prepared for the transfer, why don't we just transfer Rena Mizunashi right now?"

Looking at Andre Camille's evil look, Tang Ze, who was watching the show on the side, couldn't help but shook his head.

This guy was still a little anxious. After Shuichi Akai assigned him a task last night, he wanted to carry it out immediately.

What a fool! No wonder Judy suspected that he was an undercover sent by the Black Organization.

Of course, from Andre Kamil's point of view, planning ahead is not a bad idea.

After all, the plan formulated by Shuichi Akai and others was originally intended to be transferred, so the battle plan of James and others was just a waste of energy and time.

"But sometimes foreplay and preparation are also important." Tang Ze did not say anything to stop this fool, because he knew that the other party's proposal would not be accepted.

"No, transfer is a last resort."

As expected, James on the side rejected this point after hearing this: "Right now, those guys in the Black Organization don't know which ward Mizunashi Rena is staying in.

If we take the initiative to transfer, we will abandon the early advantages, which is not advisable.

And the people from that organization are probably now watching every vehicle entering and leaving the hospital.

Previously, Kusuda Rikumichi secretly carried an infrared camera that could sense heat. Judging from this, they might also be using the same equipment outside.

In this way, they can judge the situation based on the number of people in the car and infer whether it is our FBI car.

In this way, the possibility of us being sniped is very high.

If that happens, we will confront them head-on, and if we are restrained in public, they will be less cautious, which will be disadvantageous to us."