【Group Cool】Dis Aliter Visum

Kuroro could finally see Kurapika coming out of the bank. He drove the car to the door of the bank. Kurapika wore a wig that made him look like a dark-haired lady. Entering the compartment, the moment the door was closed, the car sped away.

"Get what we need?" Kuroro asked.

"Of course." Kurapika assured him, "You know I will, or you wouldn't have sent me in." He said, touching the wig on his head, "I really want to take it off quickly."

Kuroro smiled lightly.Well, the boy was right, he knew what he could do, and more importantly, Kurapika followed his instructions, and technically even broke the law in the process, everything is going in a good direction develop.

He glanced at Kurapika in the rearview mirror. The young boy was opening the briefcase in his hand, took out a stack of papers, and began to scan Professor Kony's financial records. Kuroro waited for Kurapika to reveal what he expected. expression.

"There are problems in some places." Kurapika said after a while, "There are constant inflows of funds from outside, and there can be hundreds or even thousands of nuns a day. This must be suspicious."

"Is it via bank transfer?" Kuroro asked, "What's the name?"

Kurapika glanced at a few pages quickly: "No." He said, "All the ordinances are deposited from the ATM, and there is no information about the ATM."

"Sounds like a planned crime," Kuroro commented. "So there's a lot of things being hidden behind it, which complicates things."

"How to say?"

"You used to work for the underworld, what did their house look like?"

Kurapika thought for a while, then said, "They're all armed and belligerent."

"That's it." Kuroro glanced at the boy and said, "Someone told me not to hurt anyone, and now we are going to trick the professor into sneaking into his house."

"I thought this was the purpose of the disguise in the first place?" Kurapika asked the man.

"Well, it is," Kuroro admitted, "something like that, but I didn't expect the professor's residence to have a large group of armed guards inside, we need to find a way to get the red eye back and not arouse suspicion, Just distracting the old man wasn't enough."

"I can find a way for him to take me to the location where the red eye is stored." Kurapika suggested, "Let you take the eye when I distract him. If he has strange quirks like you said, I can definitely do that." Convince him so that only me and him are left in the room."

Kuroro glanced at the boy. "I don't like it." He said, "It means you need to go alone, it's too dangerous."

"I can protect myself," Kurapika assured him.

"What if there are telekinetics among them?" Kuroro objected.

"You can release my abilities." Kurapika retorted.

"No," said the Spider Chief, "I won't do that just yet."

After they finally arrived at the hotel and parked the car in the parking lot, Kuroro took off the sunglasses the owner had put in the car and threw it on the passenger seat.Kurapika stepped out of the car door, slammed it shut, and started walking in the direction of the hotel. Kuroro quickly got into the car and followed him.Neither of them spoke, and neither of them would want to discuss this topic in a public place. The elevator began to slowly ascend to the floor where the room was located, and the atmosphere inside was very depressing.

When the door was closed, Kurapika turned around and asked, "Why?"

"I will liberate your thoughts when I think I have your loyalty." Kuroro replied.

"So, you're saying I need to prove it to you first."

"If our roles were reversed, would you think differently from me?" Kurolo asked patiently.

"No." Kurapika needed to admit, he sighed, took off his wig, and then stayed where he was, looking preoccupied.

Kurapika walked over to the sofa and sat down, Kuroro sat next to him, waiting to hear the boy's decision after struggling, and at the end, Kurapika threw the wig on the coffee table, his hand brushing over himself With a sigh, he asked the spider leader: "What do I need to do to let you release my mind?"

"As you said," Kuroro said, "you need to show me and the brigade your loyalty."

Kurapika's brows furrowed deeper and deeper: "How to do it specifically?"

Hearing that, the spider boss needed to suppress the triumphant smile on the corner of his mouth, he kept his expression serious, he turned to look at Kurapika, and when the boy's eyes met his own, he said, "I'll take your Liberation," he said slowly, "when you have 12-legged spider tattoos all over your body."

Kurapika's face turned pale instantly, his eyes widened, and the inner fear reflected in his pupils.He sat stiffly on the spot, then stood up suddenly and said, "I, I'm going to change clothes." After saying that, he walked into the bedroom as if running away.

The door of the bedroom was closed, and Kuroro watched the other person's back disappear behind the door. He wondered if he had gone too far, maybe he shouldn't mention tattoos ----- this idea suddenly The ground flooded into his head, and Kurolo immediately wiped it away--no, the time is getting late, this timing is just right, no matter when Kurolo proposes tattoos, that proud Kuruta boy will have it same reaction.

He wondered if Kurapika would just hide in the bedroom like this, and then there was a sound of water from the bathroom inside, and he thought that Kurapika wanted to wash away the smell of makeup and feminine perfume from his face.Kuroro picked up the phone and asked Madge about the other members.When he spoke, he stood up and paced slowly up and down the room.The news he heard was exciting, and a triumphant smile could not help but curl up on the corner of his mouth.

Kuroro hung up the phone, the bedroom door was opened, and he turned to look at the boy standing at the door.

Kurapika paused and said, "You look happy."

"I am," said the Spider Chief. "I just received some very good news."

"Can I share it?" Kurapika said as he walked to the sofa, and fell down on the sofa without any memory.

"Not yet," Kuroro said, "I need your affirmation."

Kurapika shrugged, "As you like."

Kuroro glanced at the boy, and he smiled amusedly: "You still have some black eyeliner in the corner of your eyes."

"I know." Kurapika made a face. "I can't get rid of them."

"At least most of the color has been wiped off," Kuroro pointed out. "It's just a thin circle around it now." He went to the sofa and sat next to the boy. "It's not too bad." Kuroro said, eyes still on Kurapika: "It brings out the color of your pupils."

Kurapika looked surprised, or maybe shocked: "Are you serious?"

"Well," Kuroro said with a smile, "not exactly, but it does make the blue color of your eyes brighter, but I have to admit, you look better without makeup."

Kurapika blinked, he moved his body uncomfortably, the boy opened his mouth as if to say something, but he kept it shut.He banged his head against the back of the sofa and sighed, Kuroro watched him quietly, wondering what Kurapika's head was thinking right now.

He found he was attracted, there was something about the boy that made him feel that way, his intelligence, his beauty, his strength, everything was fascinating.

Kurapika glanced at Kuroro and said, "You're staring at me again."

Kuroro turned his face to the bedroom, which looked dull and dull, and he said after a while, "We have a lot of things to do tomorrow."

Kuroro ignored Kurapika's words, he didn't know how to respond.He leaned over to grab the laptop on the coffee table, placed it on his lap, opened the MI University webpage, and clicked on the page he wanted.

"Here," Kuroro said, turning the screen slightly towards Kurapika, "this is Professor Kony, our goal. We need to meet him alone, and then figure out how to get him to invite us to visit his house."

"You're pointing at me," Kurapika said, "he's going to invite----me, I need to go in with him alone to get Red Eye back, right?"

"I really don't like the plan," Kuroro commented.

"It's the best way, you know it," Kurapika insisted.

"I'll keep an eye on your every move," Kuroro told the boy, "and you'll take your knife with you."

"I don't like that knife," Kurapika said.

"I know," said the spider leader, "and I don't care. One, you don't have a knife, and two, we retreat and wait for him to voluntarily hand over Red Eye."

Kurapika sighed heavily, but he compromised: "Okay."

Seriously, Kurapika would be a tough guy to convince, Kuroro wonders if Kurapika realizes how he let things go in favor of the boys, and he wouldn't treat the rest of the group like that ----- This idea made Kuroro pause. Indeed, the reason he did this was more or less to earn Kurapika's loyalty, but he never knew how to persuade others to join the brigade.

There are always people who want to be a part of the brigade, but most of them are dismissed by Kuroro, only a few people may be helpful to the brigade, but no one can fulfill their promise like Kurapika.

That's why he got Kurapika to bargain with him, Kuroro doesn't use power to force someone to do something, but makes them see everything the way he sees it, but he doesn't know if he can make Kurapika do that .But even though the boy hated their way of doing things, Kuroro still felt he could make Kurapika part of the brigade.

Kurapika may never be able to become a thief, or make him give up his insistence not to kill, but this Kuruta boy can become the strongest strategist, and he can also be a first-class intelligence collector, well, as long as there is no need Kurapika may also be able to resist the long-standing enemy.Regardless, Kuroro knew he could send the boy to a dangerous place and come back unharmed -- like now.

But that doesn't mean he likes it.

It's kind of a weird feeling actually, he'd never have a problem sending a member of the regiment to a dangerous situation.Well, he hadn't tried to do that before when they were out of mind.For a moment, Kuroro almost reconsidered, but he finally decided that this was the best way, unless Kuroro traded something, Kurapika couldn't possibly get a spider tattoo on his body, it was the only way.

"You don't want to bring my knife because it's poisonous, am I right?"

Kurapika looked at Kuroro for a while, then turned his face away and said, "Yes," he finally said, "It feels like a slight stab will kill someone."

"Some of your ideas puzzle me," Kuroro said. "You don't know anything about those people. As long as they cooperate with systematic criminal groups, they will not be as innocent as choir boys. Why do you Don't want to accidentally kill any of them?"

Kurapika was dull for a while, obviously looking for a language to express his thoughts.

"Do you remember when our journey first started?" he asked the spider leader. "When I was your prisoner; when we were in that run-down hotel?"

Kuroro nodded, and the boy continued, "Do you remember what you said to me? You said that when someone dies, it's not the dead who feel the pain, but those who stay behind." He was silent for a while, sorting out the pain. Then I said: "After that I spent a lot of time thinking about what you said, I struggled for a long time, but finally I think you are right, you are absolutely right, it is the people who stay to bury the dead body, and then recover Go on living."

Hearing Kurapika's words, Kuroro was actually surprised. He never thought he would have such an impression on the boy. He thought that Kurapika was simply ignoring his principles, but now he realized that he was very wrong. Wrong, realizing that Kurapika would take him seriously made Kuroro happy again.

"That's why," Kurapika continued, "No matter how many crimes those people have committed, I will not kill them, they have mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, children, friends... I will not make them sad .”

Kuroro was quiet for a while, digesting the information he had just received. "What about us?" he asked finally. "What about the brigade? Are you still insisting on killing us all?"

Kurapika moved his body uncomfortably. "I don't have the ability to do that right now," he said. "We're on the same side for now."

"I'm not asking that," Kuroro said, ignoring Kurapika's choice of words: "I don't want to know if you have the ability to hurt the brigade, but whether you still want to."

Kurapika looked even more uncomfortable. "When I was in Youkexin City," he said after a while, "a friend told me something that bothered me very much." He glanced at Kuroro as he said, "He said that when I killed After the death of one of your regiment members, one of you cried, and I don't know what to do."

Kurapika paused, and he sighed softly: "Then there's that woman, Paknotan, I've been wondering why she agreed to the hostage exchange, at that time, I thought you were a bunch of heartless, selfish people demons, I never would have thought..."

The boy fell silent, shocked by his confession and admission that he didn't know what to do in such a situation.Or maybe, Kuroro hoped, he could finally see the brigade as human beings rather than mindless monsters.

"I don't know," said Kurapika finally, looking at Kuroro with candid eyes: "Half of me still wants you and your brigade to be punished, I need it, but I don't anymore I know if I have the ability to continue revenge."

The news is great, it's clear that Kuroro's plan is working, if it weren't for his personality, he might stand up and dance, but Kurapika is obviously regretting the confession, he will open his mouth to refute, but the spider boss will not let He did so, and Kuroro sealed him with the method that came to mind.

He kissed him.

Kurapika made a surprised sound, Kuroro couldn't help but push him onto the arm of the sofa, his blood was boiling with joy in his body, Kuroro deepened their kiss, and the boy started to respond.Kurapika's hand grabbed Kuroro's hair, and his lips parted and pressed together, as if it would never end.Everything around was boiling rapidly, and a strong and ferocious hunger and thirst rose in Kuroro's body.But they have things to do; this needs to stop now.

The spider leader pushed himself away, he wanted to back away, but he found the temptation in front of him even greater.Kuroro stood up and looked down at Kurapika's face. The boy also looked at each other. Those big eyes looked extremely fragile. He was breathing heavily, his lips glistened under the light. Kuroro turned He turned away from Kurapika.

"Come on," he said, "go and get you a weapon, one you'll be comfortable with."

TBC