According to the doctor, this magazine was circulated within the organization and there was no way for outsiders to get it.
Kawakami Tsuyoshi also conducted an investigation into the authenticity of this statement, and he was able to confirm that this magazine had never been released on the market.
So, the doctor didn't lie.
But now, its photo appears in the hands of Dr. Ali.
This can explain many problems, and Kawakamiji came up with two most likely reasons:
First, Dr. A Li or someone in his family is related to the organization; second, Dr. A Li himself is a bait sent to him by an organization.
If it's the second possibility... it means that the organization may be watching him in vain as he searches for his past, like a clown. This conjecture sent chills all over Kawakami's body.
"Did you get this magazine from your uncle?" Kawakami asked.
"Yes, my uncle Agasurisuke was quite famous 50 years ago." Dr. Agasa said, "Unfortunately, my uncle passed away when I was very young..."
Looking at Dr. Ali, who was as friendly as usual, Kawakami suppressed his second guess. I have to admit that for a moment, Kawakami even had the idea of putting the inventor in a dark room and tortured him severely.
But...it's not necessary.
It seems that Dr. Agasa doesn't know much. According to his investigation, Dr. Agasa and Kudo Shinichi have known each other for a long time. If he is really a bait for Kawakami, it is not cost-effective to forge and maintain such an identity.
The person who is really related to the organization should be his uncle.
Next, Kawakamiji asked a few questions sideways. The excuse of looking for his own relatives made his curiosity about Dr. Ali's uncle seem reasonable.
Until he got off the bus and arrived at his destination, Dr. Ari was still unfinished and wanted to continue chatting with Kawakami.
"If you have time, you can come to my house, which is located at the 22nd floor of Mihua Hall... which is next to Kudo's house. You probably haven't been to Kudo's house yet," Dr. Agasa happily invited.
"I will definitely pay you a visit when I have time." Tsumugi Kawakami said with a gentle smile. As far as the magazine is concerned, it is really possible for him to pay a visit.
Dr. A Li soon drove away in his Beetle. Kawakami took a detour and slowly walked towards his car: an inconspicuous gray van.
Because Tsumugi Kawakami needed to transport goods from Ricard this time, it was impossible for him to drive his Suzuki Swift, which could not hold much.
"But it seems... there are still some surprises."
Kawakamiji lowered his eyes and said to himself. He did not intend to inspect the goods on site, but directly opened the door and got into the driver's seat. After getting in the car, he ate a lemon candy but did not start the car.
The car was quiet, and it seemed that Kawakami was the only one in the car.
"This is a shock, Margaret." Kawakami said in a low voice.
Just as Kawakamiji finished speaking, a dagger was pressed against his throat.
However, the person who did it didn't seem to really want to do anything to him, because the side of Kawakami's skin was the back of the knife.
"You are so stubborn, Kashasha." Margaret said gloomily, "You are so stubborn that I even want to cut you into pieces."
"It's obvious that you don't play your cards according to common sense."
Kawakami took the dagger away impatiently. He turned back to look at Margaret.
"According to the style of your joint, shouldn't you just throw the goods in my car and leave? I didn't expect that I would be left behind this time."
Because Margaret did not notify him in advance, Kawakami had no embarrassment about wasting his colleagues' time.
It's definitely not good for Margaret to go there in person. It's okay to exchange goods remotely with important members of other country's branches. If you want to be caught face-to-face colluding with each other, it's a felony within the organization. After all, Kawakamiji's identity is very special.
I don’t know why Margaret came to Japan...
Kawakami was reflexively thinking about whether he needed to report it to that gentleman. If he did, it would be easy to expose his private research on drugs...
Margaret scoffed. She put away the dagger, her dark blue eyes filled with indifference.
"I have to say. You have changed a lot, Kashasha. Standing up for your friends... you wouldn't involve yourself in a case for such a boring reason before."
It is clear. Margaret knew exactly what happened at the exchange. This was a vague demonstration, but Kawakami didn't show the slightest panic.
"People change." Kawakami said lazily, "And the cases are also very interesting. If you stay in Miwa Town for a few days, you will find that the murder cases here are quite unique - I hope you don't have this opportunity."
"So, you are enjoying a normal life?" Margaret asked.
Margaret could see that Kashasha was not just taking advantage of ordinary people. To some extent, his friendship with those people was beyond that of a normal member of the organization.
"What, you think you have caught me?" Tsumugi Kawakami was unmoved by Margaret's probing, "The action team is very boring. I can't waste my time accompanying Gin on missions. By the way, What are you doing in Japan?"
"For the medicine, according to the deal between us, you owe us a lot of medicine." Margaret said, "I brought the raw materials, and I have to watch you finish the preparation in person in the next few days."
"Don't lie, Margaret, you won't leave country A because of this trivial matter." Kawakami smiled, "Is it to gather information or to develop power? I don't want to be implicated by you."
"Inquiring about information." Margaret admitted openly, "As far as I know, the CIA had an undercover agent in Japan a few days ago. Do you know anything about it?"
The CIA undercover agent in Japan...can only be Armagnac.
The organization's information isolation is done well. In theory, only the people in the Japanese branch's action team know Armagnac's true identity. But with Margaret's intelligence capabilities, it was impossible for her to be classified as the "theoretical" group of people.
Therefore, Margaret was spying on information after knowing that Kawakami Tsumugi knew the undercover agent; however, she probably did not know that Armagnac was killed by Kashasha himself.
"No comment." Kawakami said coldly.
Exchanging drugs and exchanging information are two different things. The former is still within the scope of Kawakami's troubles, while the latter is a bit beyond the bottom line. Margaret in particular is also the kind of restless person.
"No comment?"
Margaret smiled;
"I remember that you are very familiar with that undercover agent... Loyalty is not absolute, which is absolutely disloyal; betrayal has no degree, just because you are doing these things in private behind the organization's back -"
In fact, Margaret couldn't stand Kashasha's behavior of pretending to be loyal to the organization even though his thoughts were clearly impure.
"I don't sell information." Kawakami interrupted Margaret.
"Forget it, I will check it myself. Don't worry, I will only stay in Japan for two or three days. I will leave after you get the promised medicine." Margaret said, "So don't always think about making secrets. Report me like hell."
"I hope you will do what you say." Kawakami just started the car.
Margaret, who was behind him, moved to the passenger seat as lightly as a snake, and she picked up the bag placed on the passenger seat.
This bag of things was an invention that Dr. Agasa gave to Kawakami. Before going to the police station to take notes, Kawakami put this bag of inventions in his car because he thought it would be troublesome.
Margaret opened the bag and looked at the colorful and cheap items inside. She put her hand into the bag——
Kawakami took out his gun and pointed it at the other person: "Margaret, it's not a good habit to mess with other people's things."
Margaret paused and put back the things she took out:
"I'm actually a little curious, Kashasha, is the identity of Dr. Kawakami Tsumugi, a doctor of social psychology, important to you?"
