I learned this technique of writing reviews from that gentleman.
Gin was a very perceptive person, and it didn't take long for him to figure out which method of punishment Kashasha hated the most.
Reprimanding was useless, adding tasks had little effect, and forcing Kashasha to write was the most disgusting thing for him.
Gin also analyzed Kashaxia’s mentality:
It's useless to scold him, he is so thick-skinned that boiling water can't boil him; adding more tasks is doing things for the organization, and Kashasha may not feel that this is a punishment.
Only write a review - smart people have one characteristic: they hate being forced, and they hate being forced to do meaningless things even more.
Of course, Kawakami also has countermeasures for this punishment.
He thought that with the way Gin behaved, it was impossible to show it to that gentleman every time. He probably didn't even bother to look.
Therefore, Kawakamiji decisively handed over the same content every time, at most changing the order.
As for the additional tasks... 60% of them were left to Scotland by Kawakami, and the remaining 40%, which were highly confidential, were handled by themselves.
It is said that Scotland's enthusiasm for doing tasks is quite good.
Thinking of this, Kawakami took a look at Scotland, as if watching a good employee of the winery thrive.
It's a pity that the purity of Scotland's identity...is not very high.
Scotland was stared at by Kawakami and said, "Don't always look at me, Kashasha, you are influencing me to do my tasks like this."
"But I'm bored, and this can train your ability to resist interference."
...Why is this man so owed? Scotland thought.
"Ah, the target is here, Gin." Kawakami suddenly turned his head, narrowed his eyes, and turned on the voice.
Below the two men, the mission target appears at the entrance to the alley.
Facts have proved that Kawakami Tsumugi can do two things at once, and he can see all directions and listen in all directions. Because of his better vision, he even discovered the mission target before Gin.
six people. One person is the chairman of the company, another person should be the secretary, and the remaining four are bodyguards.
"Wait a minute, Gin, something is wrong." Kawakami suddenly said, "That person is not the target mission. There are slight differences in body and walking posture. He should be a substitute."
substitute? Can this also be seen? Scotland was confused.
It's not that he doesn't know Kawakami Ji's ability to recognize people, but... this distance is too far.
"Are you sure?"
"able."
"It seems there is no need to save these people's lives. Kill them immediately after the deal is over." In the shadow of the dark alley, Gin showed a bloody smile.
"Yes." The members of the action team responded.
Only Kawakami Tsumugi was muttering to the side, and of course he turned off the headset: "That's so rude. Shouldn't this be a long-term fishing?"
There was no fishing, which meant that the situation was entirely under Gin's control. It didn't matter if the mission target was a substitute, which meant that Gin must have other channels to obtain the software.
The nature of this transaction should be closer to an inspection to test whether the company is suitable for being squeezed by the organization.
The mission officially started, and Kawakamiji no longer talked about it. He watched with bated breath as the group walked into the alley and arrived at the transaction location.
Gin didn't show up, but it was vodka that came forward to trade. Kawakami watched as Vodka handed over a box and then replaced it with a USB flash drive.
"Do it."
The gunfire screamed through the air, and the mission target fell to the ground. It was Scotland. He didn't hesitate at all when he took action, his usually gentle blue eyes as cold as ice.
Almost at the same time, Chianti fired a second shot, killing the bodyguard next to the target who was about to fight back.
In the eyes of Kawakami, Vodka, who has always been naive, also played to the level expected of an organization member. He pulled out his gun and quickly killed two people...
Soon, corpses were spread on the ground, and blood traced the lines of the stone bricks on the ground.
"Calling it up," Gin said coldly.
The bomb exploded and the ground shook violently. The bursting flames devoured the bones of these people and covered up the sin beyond recognition.
The belatedly arrived police could only face the disfigured crime scene, unable to find any trace of the real murderer.
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Apart from the boring tasks, Kawakami still has a whole day to kill.
There was nothing to do anyway, so Kawakami continued to focus on tossing his green radish.
"Sooner or later this plant will be killed by you." Scotland couldn't help complaining.
"You're too much, Kage-kun."
"I mean don't mess with it all the time and let it grow on its own."
"Forget it, I still feel a little worried." Tsumugi Kawakami said, "I'll go to the flower shop and ask."
Scotland thought about what he was going to do next and said, "I'll go with you."
"That's better." Kawakami said.
Kawakami hugged the pot of pothos and went out with Scotland, who had changed his clothes. He even teased the neighbor's dog.
Scotland followed Kawakami Tsumugi, with his two hands in his coat pockets. Among them, his left hand clenched tightly...an ordinary bottle cap.
Scotland intends to send a message to its superiors.
Under Kashasha's nose.
Although the darker the light, the more exciting it is to deliver news, but Scotland is not the kind of boring person looking for excitement.
Taking the risk of being directly discovered by Kashasha was a helpless move.
Scotland's activities in Yoneka Town are actually quite free.
As long as he could find someone when he went on a mission, Kashasha didn't care where his partner went at other times - but the more this happened, the more frightened Scotland became.
Really don't care? Empty city strategy? Play hard to get?
He always remembered the time in country F a year ago when Kashasha found out about his meeting with Bourbon. Although Kashasha later explained that he had watched the hotel’s surveillance.
But Scotland always feels that it's not that simple. Kashasha doesn't care about his whereabouts as much as he shows. This guy's behavior and thoughts are difficult to predict.
The best way is to remain unchanged in the face of change.
Therefore, every time Scotland contacted his top line, it was with Kashasha, or on the way out on a mission, and this was the third time he contacted his top line.
Scotland was a little silent all the way as he thought about things in his mind.
But this time Kawakamiji didn't chat with Scotland. He was pulling the leaves of the pothos all the way.
The two walked near the flower shop, and Kawakami opened the glass door.
To Kawakami's surprise, there were other acquaintances in the flower shop.
"Good morning, Officer Sato."
This acquaintance is Sato Miwako from the First Investigation Division. She is standing next to the flower shop owner and talking to him.
Next to Miwako Sato, there was a man with curly hair and sunglasses. He took out a cigarette from his pocket and held it in his hand without lighting it.
Searching for newbies in class one? No, not new.
Kawakamiji subconsciously guessed the identity of the other party. There were gun calluses on his hands and thin calluses on other parts... Explosives expert?
No, I'm thinking wrongly.
The police don't plant bombs everywhere like they do, they probably defuse them.
"It's Mr. Kawakami, good morning."
Thanks to the case and Kudo Shinichi, Kawakami is now quite familiar with the Investigation Division.
"Officer Sato is here to collect witness statements, right?" Tsugumi Kawakami speculated, "Is it a case related to the explosion?"
