Chapter 148: A classic car accident, followed by time travel...

Morofushi Kagemitsu is certainly not that BOSS's illegitimate son.

But the anti-fraud expert was inspired by this rumor.

[Anti-fraud expert #148: Jing, why don't you think of a way to impersonate him?]

Zhu Fujingguang: ...

Is there a bug in the new skin dyeing system? Or is their computing system incompatible with that 3D energy printing technology? Why do these strange thoughts keep popping into my head?

[Anti-Fraud Guru #148: ...What kind of look is that? If this trick succeeds, it could save you years of wasting time!]

Hey! Is there anyone who can talk some sense into him?!

The other alpacas rushed over, but the one surrounded was Zhufu Jingguang.

[Anti-fraud expert #205: Actually, upon closer inspection, it's quite feasible. Whether it's manipulating household registrations or arranging for someone to replace someone, as long as we find the BOSS's background, we can perfectly infiltrate that large family.]

[Anti-fraud expert #198: If the chosen person doesn't cooperate, I have some remaining potions for you to choose from. If all else fails, you can use APTX-4869.]

...You make it sound so easy. If I knew the boss's name, would I need to go through all that trouble?!

[Anti-Fraud Guru #26: But now that Binga has delivered the clues to our doorstep, why not take advantage of it?]

Wait... you're not referring to the kind of "clue" where Vodka says, "My older brother is killing like crazy to boost the BOSS's performance," and this guy retorts, "My boss makes sushi to cleanse the BOSS's stomach," right?

[Anti-fraud expert #11: At least now we know Rum can make sushi, and the BOSS's digestive system hasn't deteriorated yet, has it?]

...

Sometimes you guys should really learn from vodka: drive properly and don't interrupt.

At this moment, the traffic light changed, and the anti-fraud officer obediently signaled and then steadily turned right.

After browsing through the forum posts and gaining a thorough understanding, Zhu Fujingguang exited the webpage and placed his phone back on the stand.

The road ahead was under surveillance, so he put his hands on the steering wheel and pretended to be driving.

Alright, why are you suddenly bringing up the illegitimate child issue? Did you find out something?

[Anti-Fraud Guru #19: Hehe, do you remember that hacker we were tracking down behind Palomar? We just launched a surprise counterattack and, sure enough, caught him red-handed!]

Who is he... wait, don't tell me he's the boss's illegitimate son.

[Anti-Fraud Guru #214: ...What are the chances of such a coincidence? We just found some very useful clues on his computer. All the intelligence he's gathered from all corners of the world is hidden in a bunch of compressed H-manga files.]

……Oh.

Otherwise, he could give the Metropolitan Police Department a suggestion later, asking the officers in charge of anti-pornography and anti-illegal publications to work a little harder; who knows, there might be some unexpected gains...

[Anti-Fraud Guru #66: Let's get down to business. Anyway, we took a quick look through his "treasure trove," and found quite a few good things!]

[Anti-fraud expert #198: We didn't take these things too seriously at first, but after scanning the prescriptions in the medical record, I suddenly discovered that one of the special drugs was very similar to the ingredients in my Maple Leaf No. 3. That's when we started to investigate this person's prescription.]

Maple Leaf No. 3, I remember that drug could influence other people's thoughts?

[Anti-Fraud Guru #198: That's right. And the unfinished research I had back then was about this type of drug; the relevant information could only be found within the organization. As a result, this thing suddenly ended up in the hands of a hacker inextricably linked to the organization. Of course, we wanted to get to the bottom of it.]

[Anti-fraud expert #205: This is where the future "medical monitoring system" comes in handy. I disassembled the template, applied it to our Black Guest, and then easily found the owner of the case by matching the medical records.]

[Anti-fraud expert #148: His name is Goto Shunsuke. He even had a paternity test done three days ago, with a 99% probability of being the father. More importantly, we discovered an email Goto Shunsuke sent two days ago, addressed to Melo. To be precise, it's an email address she retracted a year ago when she sent you the task.]

Two days ago... wasn't that the day Melo decided to kill Paloma? Could her murderous intent have come from this email?

[Anti-fraud expert #11: I think it's very likely. Because in his emails, this Mr. Goto not only frequently mentioned increasing his "living expenses," but also said, "I shouldn't have given up on CARASUMA."]

Morofushi Kagemitsu tightened his grip on the steering wheel.

CARASUMA, spelled in Romanized form, corresponds to "Umaru" in his list of suspects.

Shunsuke Goto took the organization's proprietary medication, and every month he receives a "living allowance" from Melo, the boss, along with a paternity test result...

[Anti-fraud expert #19: By the way, the hospital where his medical records are kept is under the Karasuma Group.]

Morobuchi Kagemitsu calmed his somewhat excited emotions and kept himself in a stable state. The closer he got to the moment, the more cautious he needed to be.

What is the current situation of Shunsuke Goto?

He needed to confirm the situation of this key figure.

[Anti-Fraud Guru No. 66: His medical information for this month hasn't been synchronized yet, but we can see it from the surveillance footage near the hospital entrance...]

Before No. 66 could finish speaking, GM suddenly updated its announcement with a new message:

[Anti-fraud team reminds you: Latest news update! Latest news update...]

A mission has arrived.

Moreover, this happened while they were discussing the BOSS's bloodline!

Morofushi Kagemitsu pulled his phone from its stand, ready to check the prophecy, when suddenly the sound of screeching brakes came from his car.

[/&*%#^…+…]

not good!

The car suddenly went out of control, and he quickly realized that the anti-fraud team was in an emergency, so he immediately took control of the vehicle. However, the car was too fast, and just as he was about to turn the wheel, a black sedan suddenly appeared and slammed into his car.

"Thump!"

[/%#+…^&*…]

The impact and inertia threw him out of the car window; if he hadn't always remembered to fasten his seatbelt while driving, he might have actually been thrown out.

However, even seat belts cannot completely protect against impact injuries. The car's fishtailing-like impact left him somewhat dazed, and the shattered glass even cut his eye.

[*…%/positive…add^#+&…]

He had no time to care about any of that; the anti-fraud expert was working overtime to repair himself, so he just forced himself to clear his mind quickly and escape from this rather dangerous situation.

He endured the dizziness and quickly surveyed his surroundings. He heard the distant sound of police sirens, shook off the blood droplets that were visible in his vision, dodged the still-running black car, and reversed away from the bridge where a chain-reaction accident had already occurred.

Even though the car had already left the scene of the accident, the engine suddenly stopped, apparently because the collision had damaged some parts. The car swayed and slid forward for less than 10 meters before being forced to stop again.

Knowing that stopping his car in the middle of the road would only make it an obstacle for the car that was probably being pursued by the police, Morofushi Kagemitsu immediately got out of the car and prepared to hide at the rotten traffic sign.

It was then that he realized his leg seemed to be injured as well.

[...Circuit disconnected, app restarted successfully!]

He leaned against the bridge. Although the scene before him was blurry, he was still conscious and his condition wasn't too bad.

[Anti-Fraud Guru #26: Jing! Oh no! You got hit by a car! Quick, quick, call 119 right now!]

Just as Morofushi Kagemitsu was about to comfort them and say that he was alright, he felt some warm liquid flowing down his forehead.

[Anti-fraud expert #214: You're bleeding from the accident and you're still acting tough, saying you're fine! I saw the police coming this way. You should stop the bleeding first. I remember you had some tissues in your inner pocket.]

He reached out and touched it, and sure enough, he found a pack of tissues; his own handkerchief was also there.

[Anti-Fraud Guru #148: Why was this time travel so sudden? There were no warnings whatsoever before we were stranded on the road, and we didn't even have time to click on the prophecy reports!]

Number 148 could only linger in his mind, because due to the suppression of time travel, he could no longer simulate it with his image.

At least we won't have to see those weird black alpacas anymore.

Morofushi Kagemitsu had no choice but to make the best of a bad situation. Who would have thought he'd be thrown right into the middle of a car accident? This isn't how you increase the difficulty!

He rarely spoke so sternly in his heart about the fate that was driving him to his death.

While silently venting his anger, he didn't forget to continue observing the situation. He looked in the direction with more cars, hoping that the innocent people who were also implicated by the reckless racers hadn't suffered any serious injuries.

But to his surprise, this glance led him to watch as a person crawled out from the passenger side of a car that was almost completely dismantled.

A woman wearing tattered business attire.

Moreover, this woman's figure looked strangely familiar.

He endured the pain, raised his hand, wiped away the blood that had just flowed onto his eyelid with a tissue, and squinted to check carefully.

This...this is Curaçao!

Before he could do anything, Curaçao leaped into the water from the bridge.

Zhu Fujingguang: !!!

Several cars that were chasing her arrived late, and a short-haired man in a suit wearing glasses was holding a walkie-talkie and confirming something.

[Anti-fraud expert #66: That's Kazami Yuya, I wouldn't mistake him.]

Yes, I recognized it too.

His appearance at this time usually means that Curaçao's successful escape is a foregone conclusion.

Both Zhu Fujingguang and the Anti-Fraud King sighed heavily.

The arrival of the traffic police convoy also indirectly illustrates the police's complete defeat in this confrontation.

There's nothing we can do; Curaçao is just too strong.

At this time, traffic police and medical personnel also arrived and began searching for the injured and assessing casualties and losses.

When it was Morofushi Kagemitsu's turn, the traffic police asked him some basic questions while the nurse was giving him emergency treatment for his wound.

"I am……"

[Anti-fraud expert #205: Wait! Don't speak yet! The identity doesn't match!]

Morobuchi Kagemitsu swallowed back the "Midori River Osamu" that was about to slip out.