"I will repay you the money when I return to my country." Kawakami said.
"It's just a coin, no need."
The two of them went back to the organization's base first. After all, shopping with a sniper rifle on their back was not only tiring but also embarrassing.
Kawakami took out the memo on his cell phone, called up the three travel routes he carefully selected, and then called Scotland over.
"Which one do you think you should choose?"
Scotland took Kawakami Tsumugi's cell phone and flipped through it: "A two-and-a-half-day travel guide?"
"Yeah. I want to go see the Iron Tower later. I have a mission tomorrow. After the mission, I can have some fun in the city. You can choose one of these three routes."
So Kashasha acted mysterious and told him and Calvados to act separately, just to escape.
"Don't look guilty, Kage-kun." Tsumugi Kawakami took the phone back with a smile, "It is an employee's legitimate right to take a proper break at work."
"...I don't look guilty." Scotland couldn't help but retort, "Choose the third option, the third option is more interesting."
The two happily reached an agreement on how to travel at public expense.
Next, Tsuyoshi Kawakami will disguise Scotland.
"The identity of Miyagawa Chimitsu is based on you." Kawakami opened his storage box, which was filled with various bottles and cans. "So you only need to perform the simplest and most basic transactions." Allow."
Short-term and easy to use.
Scotland once heard Kawakami Tsumugi's introduction: instead of using human skin masks, facial features and colors can be adjusted through cosmetics. In fact, he is learning how to disguise himself temporarily from Kawakami Tsumugi.
When Tsuyoshi Kawakami offered to teach him how to disguise himself, Scotland even suspected that this guy was setting a trap for him.
Because disguise is different from others, this skill is not like marksmanship, physical skills and the like that can be learned anywhere.
And it didn't take long for him to realize that Kawakami was serious.
"The most important thing about disguise is to break it down: face shape, skin color, eyes, nose, mouth..." Tsumugi Kawakami babbled on clichés while doing it.
"Many people think that disguise is quite mysterious, similar to bone-shrinking skills and Qinggong, like floating on water, but it is actually a skill that ordinary people can master after repeated training."
What Tsuyoshi Kawakami didn’t say is that the low-end version of the disguise is like this.
The perfect disguise technique like that of Belmode, which almost ignores body shape and age, is indeed close to a special function.
The first is the range. Almost anyone can reproduce it perfectly, which requires superb disguise skills and the accumulation of training time;
The second is speed. To capture a stranger's appearance and body in a very short time and imitate it perfectly requires excellent observation and comprehensive grasp of details.
These two points alone stopped 80% of the people.
From this perspective, Belmod's core competitiveness is not simply disguise, but the ability to imitate vividly.
With the mentality of "What's so great about that guy from Belmode", Kawakami studied hard for several months on basic makeup tutorials and taught himself how to change his voice.
The final result is that Kawakami Tsumugi has mastered a certain degree of disguise - limited by his height, body shape and face shape; and he has to admit that Belmode still barely has two brushes.
"Can I do the rest of the details myself?" Scotland asked.
After seeing Kawakami's distrustful look, he added, "I won't mess it up. I've been practicing recently."
He certainly tried his best to learn this practical skill.
"Don't ruin my eyeliner again," stressed Kawakami, "and don't do it for more than half an hour."
As for why Kawakami gave the disguise to Scotland...
Mainly laziness, secondly boredom.
Kawakami didn't want to paint him every time he used a false identity in Scotland, and after thinking about the disguise, he felt that there was nothing worth covering up. Any senior makeup artist could do it.
Of course, Scotland can avoid many detours by following him.
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The scenic spots are crowded with tourists.
The cold steel was dyed warm by the sunset. Kawakami Tsuyoshi and Scotland followed the flow of people and took the sightseeing elevator. The observation deck with the best view is on the third floor, offering a bird's eye view of the entire city.
"She is a shining treasure in the history of architecture and one of the cultural symbols of country F..."
Next door is a tour guide group, leading tourists from foreign countries. The tour guide is holding a loudspeaker and loudly introducing the long history of the scenic spot in English.
"She?" Kawakami whispered the pronoun he heard, and then he smiled.
Whether it is a city, hometown, building, or even the weapons and knives in their hands, people often like to use female pronouns.
This trait does not distinguish between men and women, and Chianti has no problem calling his favorite gun "good girl."
When he finally reached a place with a great view, Kawakami lost interest. He walked around the edge of the platform, wondering why the spider asked him to meet, and he also estimated the angle of view.
The killer's location was at the top of the tower. At the top, that is to say, Kawakami had to use some unconventional means to get up.
Kawakamiji didn't intend to keep the appointment.
Spider is different from Gin; firstly, he is not a colleague, secondly, he is not a boss, and thirdly, he will not lead him to complete tasks.
Wouldn't it be very shameful if Kawakami Tsumugi was always available?
After all...it's more polite to take the initiative to visit.
"Miyagawa Miyagawa, have you seen enough?"
After estimating the data he needed, Kawakami walked around in the crowd to find Scotland.
"If I remember correctly, you wanted to come." Scotland raised his eyebrows, "Now you ask me if I have seen enough?"
It seems that after staying with him for a long time, Scotland will almost become a complainer. Kawakami thought.
"Because I want to leave again," the gray-haired young man said innocently, "Well... I believe you won't be angry."
Scotland adapted well to Kawakami's one-and-done operation in the mission, so he did not complain at all when the game was forced to be interrupted.
The two took the elevator down to the tower.
When Kawakami passed by a convenience store, he unfolded the map on the counter and looked at it. Just as the boss was about to quote the price, the guy ran away again.
Scotland took a step back and bought a newspaper in response to the convenience store owner's accusing look of "just leave after flirting with your partner."
In fact, Scotland has long wanted to buy a newspaper. He had been curious about what happened in the hotel last night.
Under Kashasha's subtle influence, Scotland gradually learned how to use various coincidences to conceal its true purpose.
According to his observation, although Kashasha has an out-of-touch personality, he is very attentive to the organization's tasks.
Kashasha didn't keep a close eye on him when he was in Mikka Town. Scotland speculated that Mihua might have spies everywhere, so he didn't dare to act rashly.
Kashasha mentioned to him only a few words about the way the organization was run during the chat. He was very articulate and seemed to say a lot of things without revealing any secrets.
But a lot of things also need to be supported by certain facts, one of which is that different branches of the organization are highly autonomous.
In other words, Country F and Japan are completely different teams. No one in Paris could supervise him except Cassia.
But in this case, Kashasha, who valued his mission, deliberately pushed him away.
Scotland was curious as to why.
