"Amway succeeded and completed the mission perfectly." Kawakami wrote in the mission report.
“I had a good chat with Günter, also known as Spider, and he was very interested in the fact that he would not be retaliated against if he killed me after joining the organization.
"Although I pretended to refuse at first, I tried hard to convince him through chemical means and a little physical means."
Kawakami Tsumugi's style of writing mission reports has always been this way, more like writing a diary or a novel. Ever since he started working under Gin, he hasn't been able to talk nonsense so freely for a long time.
Because Gin, that killer, doesn't pay attention to paperwork and doesn't care about mission reports at all. He only wants three results: the mission target is dead, the mission target is disabled, and the mission target agrees to cooperate with the organization.
Ever since he read something submitted by Kawakami Tsumugi once, Gin gave him a fatal order to limit his report to 100 words, leaving Kawakami Tsumugi's full literary enthusiasm nowhere to vent.
Kawakamiji's original intention was not to kill spiders.
Although he really wanted to do it, recruiting spiders was a task assigned to him by the gentleman. Regardless of whether he was interested or not, Kawakami would complete it with a 100% attitude.
Kawakami simulated several possible reactions of spiders:
Attack directly, hold him for a long time like a cannon fodder villain before attacking, or not show up at all... In each case, he has formulated a practical recruitment plan.
Poison is the first choice.
After all, he is a winery researcher, so he naturally excels in his special skills. Kawakami's cuff contained not only micro bombs, but also a small bottle of C732.
C732, a volatile neurotoxin, can paralyze the limbs of those who inhale it, and overdose can be fatal. It is one of the achievements of Kawakami Tsuyoshi's research group that year.
Trauma or strenuous exercise can increase the intake of C732, which is why Kawakami keeps attacking spiders to keep him moving.
"The plan proposed by BOSS still works. After I explained the pros and cons to him clearly, Spider is now very satisfied. Although he personally attacked me in the car - but I think this may be because he suddenly got a plan and was too excited."
The plan given by the gentleman is indeed very tempting:
First: Spiders do not need to join the organization, but become a long-term partner of the organization. They work for the organization when needed and the commission is paid. At the same time, spiders can use the organization's intelligence platform.
Second: The fighting organization between Spider and Kashasha will not intervene, but if Spider successfully kills Kashasha, he must completely join the organization and inherit his code name.
Third: The organization will send professionals to study and research spider illusions without going against the person's wishes - by the way, this professional is Kawakami Tsumugi.
The third item was added by Kawakami Tsumugi when he falsely conveyed the imperial edict. Anyway, Spider had no chance to confirm with that gentleman.
Kawakamiji himself is quite curious about the illusion of spiders and why he can resist the illusion.
At the same time, the winery itself still has the spirit of a large organization, which means that it does not focus on the special functions of its subordinates:
For example, the organization did not require Belmode to share her disguise technique; another example is Kawakami Tsumugi's hyperamnesia, and he was not mentioned to the research team for brain slices; as far as Kawakami knew, the intelligence team also had a person with a super memory. of Curacao…
All in all, as long as he is a member of his own family, it will definitely not work for Kawakami Tsumugi to trick Spider into setting up a project in the research group. If he wants to study illusions, he can only make a compromise with Spider.
Tsk, his lower limit is still too high.
If he lied about military information and said that Spider was determined not to join them, maybe Kawakami Tsumugi might actually be able to study Spider.
Kawakami couldn't help but recall his brief conversation with the spider behind the curtain.
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"If you don't want to be embarrassed in front of your illusion admirers." Kawakami knocked on the iron door, "Can you open this thing?"
"What if not?" Spider asked. Even when he was lying on the ground and being slaughtered, the blond killer still maintained the demeanor of an illusionist.
"The drug you are currently taking is a neurotoxin," explained Kawakami Tsumugi. "According to the laboratory data, in ten minutes you will have difficulty breathing, in twenty minutes you will be incontinent, and in half an hour -"
"Stop, stop, Ghost, I'll open the door." The spider's face darkened when he heard that he was incontinent.
Steel bars run through the gaps in the fence. Kawakamiji had to remove the noose launching device from his hand, and he walked to the spider.
"Where's the antidote?" Spider asked angrily.
"Can I acquiesce in your joining my organization?"
"Join? Impossible. I want to know you better than you do."
The blond killer raised his head, revealing the spider tattoo on his face. His ice-blue eyes were full of darkness: "It is impossible for the BOSS of your organization to make such a request, unless he is crazy."
"Okay, I'll show you my cards."
The gray-haired young man squatted next to the spider, took out a syringe, discharged the air from the needle, and then inserted a needle into the blood vessel on the spider's arm. Then he removed the steel cable that ran through the spider's shoulder blades.
"Actually, our BOSS just wants to achieve long-term cooperation with you." Kawakami repeated the gentleman's request.
"Then why did you ask me to 'join'?"
Spider emphasized the word "join."
"Of course I'm giving you room to bargain."
Spider was choked by Tsuyoshi Kawakami and remained silent for five seconds. He asked again, "Does this mean I can kill you and inherit your code name?"
"That's right."
"What the hell is this..." Spider's mouth twitched, and he looked at Kawakami Tsumugi with a pity look like "I've been sold and I count money for others."
"...What do you mean by that expression? You have a problem with my code name? Is it because my Brazilian national drink, Cachacha, doesn't have a name?"
"No, I think you're sick, Ghost."
"So what are you thinking about?"
"It seems like there is no other choice... I agree for now."
Ah, the happy agreement.
The gray-haired young man's aura immediately softened, and for a moment he smiled like a spring breeze:
"I'm sorry, Günter - can I call you that? I'm sorry that I was a bit harsh. From now on, we will be regarded as half colleagues. If you want to make up for it, just ask me -"
This face changes faster than turning the pages of a book.
Spider couldn't help feeling a chill: "You'd better die, Ghost."
"Well, when it comes to letting me die." Kawakami took over the conversation, "The organization will not interfere in our struggle. This is not a blank check."
"Your principle is not to use any means other than illusions to assassinate people, and my principle is not to attack colleagues unless necessary - in this way the fight between us will be relatively fair..."
The gray-haired young man chattered, not afraid of the spider going back on his word and running away.
The blond killer got up from the ground and moved his numb hands and feet.
"The show hasn't ended yet and I need to get back on stage." Spider said.
"Ah, it's okay, I'll wait for you here." Kawakami said, "By the way, Gunter. Can we talk about how we met before?"
