It is estimated that the Japanese Public Security Bureau knew about this politician's problems for a long time, but did not take action due to lack of evidence or other reasons.
He proposed the cooperation at just the right time, and the Japanese Public Security Bureau felt that the benefits outweighed the drawbacks. With the persuasion of Shuichi Akai, they were able to join forces with them so smoothly.
However, this is just his guess, and he might be completely wrong.
The councilor has already arrived; Gin will most likely be here soon.
After waiting for nearly half an hour, a tall figure with silver hair, wearing a black trench coat and a black top hat, appeared in Guangyou's field of vision.
"They're here." Kōyū narrowed his eyes, his gaze fixed on the senator through the gap in his hiding place.
The reason he didn't keep a close eye on Gin was because he was worried that Gin would sense their presence; he could only observe Gin through the actions of the councilors and out of the corner of his eye.
At this time, the people hiding in the shipyard were ready to go to war; all they were waiting for was the right opportunity.
The group hid behind cover, waiting for their chance.
The opportunity didn't last long. Gin had only been meeting with the senator for a few minutes when Kōsuke felt it was time to act.
Shuichi Akai shared the same idea.
Amuro Tooru didn't come to today's operation, otherwise he would most likely have been there as well.
Almost simultaneously, the two men sprang up from behind cover, barely aiming, relying solely on their instincts, and fired a shot.
The others were quick to react, getting up from behind cover and aiming and firing within seconds of the two men taking action.
Indeed, Gin reacted very quickly.
The moment the gun went off, as if by muscle memory, Gin dodged to the side.
However, Shiki and Shuichi Akai had already taken this into account when they laid an ambush.
The two of them hid on opposite sides, and as long as they didn't miss, the chances of one of them hitting the target were quite high.
Things unfolded much as they had anticipated. Gin dodged Shuichi Akai's shot, but not Mitsuyu's.
Unfortunately, the bullet only grazed his arm; Gin's injury was not serious, and could even be considered a superficial wound.
He frowned slightly, then hid behind a nearby bunker, causing the other agents' bullets to miss.
His cold gaze swept over the wound on his arm, and Gin said in an icy tone:
"Tsk..."
"Akai Shuichi..."
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