Conan: I am definitely not a kid

As an intelligence expert, Bourbon was the first to receive the mission request and subconsciously glanced at the clues beyond the text.

Standard A4 paper, laser printed, no handwriting left, but there is a little coffee stain on the edge of the paper, and there are traces of folding and smoothing in the corners.

There are many clues that can be traced, and Madeira, the new boss, does not seem to be a very rigorous person in terms of his own intelligence information.

Scotland took a look at the side and asked first: "Both snipers, Rai and I, are going to sneak into the scene?"

The mission is a very simple sneak assassination, which can be easily accomplished with a bottle of whiskey. It is really redundant to arrange for three codename members to be on the scene at the same time.

Madera put his arm on the document, propped his chin and replied listlessly: "Your maximum sniper distance is written in the file. I am not interested in verifying this. I just want to see how you acted at the scene."

As a new subordinate working together for the first time, this request is very reasonable.

Scotland nodded understandingly: "I don't have a problem."

As a sniper who spends most of his time squatting on the roof of a building on standby, Scotland is not the type to be picky about tasks, and his reputation has always been very reliable.

Compared with him, the other sniper was much more troublesome.

After reading the materials, Rai was keenly aware of the key question: "Aren't there any requirements on the details of the hands-on work?"

Bourbon and Ley remained unconfronted. Hearing this, they gave him a provocative smile: "Of course whoever gets it gets it."

This is the default unspoken rule in the organization when teams are formed to perform tasks.

When it comes to infiltration in disguise, Bourbon has many advantages over Rai.

Madeira said nonchalantly: "You decide this yourself. Of course, the final result is also within the scope of my assessment."

Rai glanced at Bourbon who was eager to try, but said nothing more.

The people above made it very clear that Madeira could only be considered their temporary boss. If this task was really that important, after Madeira left, who would hold the subsequent disposal power would become a key point.

And this task arrangement, which was completely overqualified, seemed to be intended to provoke competition between them.

As Madeira hoped, Bourbon has been completely inspired to fight.

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——And just a few minutes ago, Bourbon successfully killed the mission target before Rai.

In the lounge on the second floor of the venue, Rai urged Moriyuro: "Bourbon has been taken, we need to leave as soon as possible."

Mori Yura had no intention of getting up: "No, we won't leave just yet."

She even told Ley: "Tell Bourbon and Scotland to stay with them."

Rai frowned: "Do we have other tasks later?"

Before the mission, Madera did not reveal this news to them at all.

"No, it's just that I want you to stay." Mori Yuro looked at the security personnel below who had noticed something was wrong, and said without refusal, "This is an order."

After killing someone, he clearly could have escaped safely before the incident was revealed, but he chose to stay at the scene and face subsequent police investigation and questioning.

Ley saw no benefit in doing so.

As Rai watched, causing trouble for the Whiskeys seemed to make Moriyuro let out a bad breath. Even though her face was expressionless, it could be seen that some of the boredom and depression that had been surrounding her had finally been lifted away.

Rai frowned.

He has never cared about the personality of the people he works with. After all, it is well known that there are all types of psychopaths in the organization, and the codename members are even more crazy in their own way.

But if this person is his boss, that's a different story.

However, compared to Madeira being a lunatic who likes to torment his subordinates for fun, Rai prefers another possibility.

- This is an obedience test.

Logically speaking, following Madera's orders is the lowest-risk approach, but thinking about the fact that Bourbon and Mori Yuna, who have already come out on top, seem to have some dislike for him...

"If it's not a task arrangement, then I need to know the reason." Rai maintained his usual cold and strong style and directly pushed back.

Moriyura paused and glanced across Rai's face, and the good mood he had just returned to was suddenly gone.

... Rai, she knew this man was trouble.

She asked: "If I don't give you a reason, will you refuse to carry out the order?"

"No." Rai denied, but his attitude of asking for a reason remained unchanged, "But before we actually carry out the mission, it's not just you who wants to know us, we also need to know you."

Ley said: "There are many people in the organization who are used to concealing mission information. To me, survival is more important."

In other words, if Madera is also of this type, then as a subordinate, it is necessary for him to save a hand at critical times.

It makes sense and the motives are impeccable.

But this doesn't change the fact that Rai is looking for trouble.

As Yuro Mori said before, three code members who are veteran murderers carry out a simple assassination mission. With the ability of the Japanese police, even if they stay at the scene, there is almost no risk of exposure.

With normal thinking, in this kind of criminal organization that has no love from colleagues at all, lower-level members will not directly disobey orders and contradict their superiors at the mission site for such an almost negligible risk.

Although Rai did not directly disobey the order, when Mori Yura just emphasized that she must obey the command completely at the mission site, she asked for an explanation at the mission site...

If it were Gin, the gun might have been pointed at Rai's head by now.

Mori Yura wanted to do this for a moment, but she thought she had a much better temper than Gin, so she silently held back.

"Then carry out the order." Moriyuro's voice increased, and before Rai could answer, he raised his chin toward the door and said, "Get out."

Rai, who didn't get an answer, didn't look regretful and turned around silently and walked out.

Mori Yuro was left alone facing the air, cursing the damn FBI in his heart.

That's right, Mori Yuro's subordinate Rye Whiskey is an undercover agent sent by the FBI.

Mori Yura knew this because she had read comics based on this world and created by cartoonists from another world.

The way the comics appeared was very unscientific, and it can be said that it directly shattered Mori Yura's worldview. If the situation at the time hadn't allowed it, she would have had to undergo several full-body examinations to see if there was anything wrong with her.

But the system that appeared with the comic seemed to know her rejection, and directly put the heavyweight plot of the opening chapter in front of her——

Gin, tissue new medicine, rejuvenation, several key information are clearly revealed in the comics.

The shocked Mori Yuro had to manually revise his world view, temporarily put aside his doubts about his mental state, and paid attention to the content of the comics.