When Toru Amuro heard Rum's words, he didn't know how he felt now. It was very complicated and difficult to describe.
He went undercover from the Police Department to the winery, and now the winery wants to send him to the Metropolitan Police Department to work as an undercover agent. What does this mean?
Mission: Impossible or The Bourne Supremacy?
Now that things have happened, Toru Amuro feels that he can be more reserved, for example: "It's not impossible to go undercover in the Metropolitan Police Department, but I have never been an undercover at all?"
"Do you want to work at the Metropolitan Police Department as a part-time job?"
According to Toru Amuro's character design, this is indeed the case. Bourbon did not work as an undercover agent in the winery's resume, but regarded the work of the Metropolitan Police as a part-time job.
It seems to go against Rum's original intention of sending Bourbon out.
What Rum wants is to let Toru Amuro climb up step by step, and by the way, he can also place more people into the special search department, and strive to build the special search department into Japan's S.H.I.E.L.D.
If Toru Amuro takes the police job as a part-time job, obviously his promotion will not be too fast.
But having no experience in this matter is a flaw.
After thinking for a long time, Rum decided to use his big killer-the undercover cleaning expert Gin was responsible for giving Amuro Tohru a simple training.
"Gin? Rum, are you kidding me?" Toru Amuro was completely confused when he heard Rum's thoughts. Not to mention Gin's murderous look, he would have been arrested as soon as he entered the Metropolitan Police Department. Caught and investigated.
He had never heard that Gin had ever been an undercover agent.
With your thick eyebrows and big eyes, are you still an all-rounder?
After telling Rum the questions in his mind, Toru Amuro heard Rum laughing across from him. The man laughed as if he had been holding it in for a long time before he could laugh out loud.
"It is true that Gin has never done an undercover mission, but Bourbon believes me. If there is one person in our organization who is the most proficient in undercover, that person must be Gin."
"Do you think that all the years he spent cleaning up mice for the organization were all for nothing?"
"That's it, I'll go to the Dahei Bar tomorrow and Gin will train you." After Rum finished speaking, he hung up the phone without explanation.
For an impatient person who believes that time is money, having such a long phone call with Toru Amuro today is unprecedented.
If you continue, all your plans today will be disrupted.
This is not okay.
From this perspective, Rum seems to be a potential obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It still seems to be a foregone conclusion that Toru Amuro will enter the Metropolitan Police Department to carry out undercover work.
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The next day, the winery’s stronghold is the Dahei Bar.
Although it is listed as a bar, it is indeed open 24 hours a day, and most of the customers from the operator to the winery are internal staff.
A small number of customers who don't know the truth don't know what kind of bar they are in.
The best of misfortune is that meeting distillery personnel at the Big Black Bar is much safer than meeting them outside. In order to ensure the concealment of the winery, these mentally abnormal members at least would not draw their guns and kill people if they disagreed.
But after leaving the bar, whether someone will follow you home is another matter.
After arriving at the Daikoku Bar, Toru Amuro found gin and vodka that seemed to blend in with the darkness in the most hidden corner of the bar.
When Toru Amuro walked to their table, he inevitably laughed at Gin: "It's so embarrassing, Gin, now you can't even appear openly under the light."
As the leader of the winery's action team and a model worker, Gin has his own exclusive seat at the Dahei Bar.
It was the most popular seat with the best view in the entire bar.
But because of Sotakuya's wanted order, Gin couldn't appear in such a conspicuous position. He even rarely drove his favorite classic Porsche car recently.
As a classic Porsche model, the Porsche 356A will turn heads once it appears on the road. When you look at the car, you also look at the people in the car.
There's no guarantee that someone will recognize Gin, and it might cause trouble again.
After Sotakuya was injured and suffered a big loss, Gin asked for an in-depth investigation of Sotakuya and the Special Search Section. The others were not investigated, but he still knew that the Special Search Section had a tactical team composed of SAT and SIT. .
If it was just a one-on-one battle, Ginjiu would never take the members of the tactical team seriously. After all, he was also a professional killer.
The one who can keep the FBI's ace behind.
But facing a professional team with well-equipped equipment and high combat literacy, Gin was still unable to cope.
Based on Gin's understanding of Sotakuya, he believed that as long as his whereabouts were exposed, Sotakuya would definitely dispatch this tactical team to deal with him without hesitation.
Sotakuya and Gin, who have only met twice by chance, seem to have a deep understanding of each other inexplicably.
Is this the legendary tacit understanding and fate?
Gin was really not angry at all for Toru Amuro's teasing. He even sympathized with Toru Amuro at this moment.
Sou Takuya is not an easy character to deal with. Throwing Bourbon under Sou Takuya's nose is like other intelligence agencies throwing undercover agents in front of them.
Maybe at some point Bourbon will be caught by Sotakuya and arrested and cleaned up by the organization.
At this time, there is no need to argue with a "dead man" about his attitude.
Furthermore, Gin's operations team and Rum's own intelligence team were not under each other's control. Strictly speaking, Bourbon was not considered Gin's subordinate, and the two were barely on equal terms.
We are all cadres with wine names. Why is your gin more noble than my bourbon?
"Okay, stop talking nonsense. I don't have much time, so I'll keep it short." Gin said to Toru Amuro after pressing the cigarette butt on his hand into the ashtray:
"You have to remember that you were invited by Sotakuya to join the Metropolitan Police Department, so you don't need to be too active after joining."
"Usually when doing tasks, I can fish if I can, but the tasks assigned by Sotakuya must be completed actively."
"Usually just do your own work and don't be curious about other things in the special search class. After a period of time, Sotakuya will naturally give you more and more important work."
"Your status in the Special Search Section will also increase."
Gin was indeed teaching Amuro Tohru how to be an undercover agent very carefully. According to Gin's experience in catching rats, generally 80% of those who are particularly motivated after joining the organization have problems.
Look at the remaining members of the organization. How many of them are working seriously? What a bunch of bastards!
"And don't be too anxious to recruit people from the organization in the early stages of entering the special search section. As far as I know, all personnel who enter the special search section will be screened by the public security."
"Too eager to drag people in will reveal the truth."
This point needs to be referred to Miyano Akemi and Akai Shuichi. Even though Akai Shuichi was given the code name of Rye Whiskey at the time, the organization was still testing him.
"Last and most important, in the Metropolitan Police Department, you have to show your hatred for evil. Don't act like it is now. You have to remember that you are a policeman."
"Officer Amuro."
"When facing those criminals, arrest them when you need to, and shoot when you need to shoot. Don't be soft even when facing members of the organization."
"If you want to successfully infiltrate the Metropolitan Police Department, you must submit a surrender warrant."
The more Gin talked, the weirder Toru Amuro felt in his heart. A guy like him who had never performed an undercover mission could sum up so much experience.
It’s not been easy for Gin these past few years!
