The world of science is unscientific

Yusuke Suzuki, who was openly eavesdropping, simply pulled out his phone.

Haha, thanks for the invitation, please don't mention it.

He edited an email and sent it to Gin.

[A chance encounter with the FBI revealed that the guy who escorted Kiel to his new location is still alive. —Grouse]

It's not like I'm sending an email to that old bastard, there's no need to hide it from people.

Soon, a reply email arrived.

[If I get the chance, I'll take him out. While I'm at it, I'll ask about Shuichi Akai. If he's also hospitalized at Beika Central Hospital, I wouldn't mind launching another attack. —Gin]

Chapter 975 Repeatedly Stimulating Gin

Gin has a lot of a violent streak.

Yusuke Suzuki continued leaning against the wall while sending emails.

At the crime scene, that person was involved in the murder and couldn't act. —Grouse

the other side.

Base No. 4

Gin stared into thought as he looked at the email.

At the crime scene again?

What's wrong with this guy?

“Brother, Vermouth said the FBI hasn’t left Beihu Central Hospital yet, and Kiel’s attitude is very suspicious.”

At that moment, Vodka pushed open the door and came in, speaking directly.

The so-called attitude of Kir refers to the incident where Rena Mizunashi persuaded Gin to stop attacking Beika Central Hospital.

In fact, Gin didn't find this point particularly suspicious.

He was more concerned with the entire process of reclaiming Kiel.

Looking back now, the FBI's initial response was childish and not something that the FBI or Shuichi Akai would have done.

However, later on, starting with the location of the bomb, a series of subsequent events unfolded in ways that Gin had not anticipated.

The two sides went back and forth, which could be considered a give and take.

However, considering that only Shuichi Akai was exerting effort on the FBI, they could even be said to be at a significant disadvantage.

If anyone other than Shuichi Akai had made a difference, this operation would probably have ended in failure again.

So, let's think along these lines.

Is Shuichi Akai really the only talented person in the FBI?

Even among the rest, there must be quite a few normal people.

In this situation, they actually managed to take Kir back, and even had the opportunity to kill Shuichi Akai.

Gin thought this was very unreasonable.

In his view, the FBI set a trap, first feigning weakness to lure the enemy in, then luring them in, and finally wiping them out or completely defeating them.

This is the reasonable development.

Looking at the big picture, aside from the outcome, the actual development of events followed this script.

Therefore, Kiel is highly suspicious.

Gin's silence made Vodka uneasy, wondering if he had said something wrong again.

After a few breaths.

Gin's phone vibrated.

He took a look, and a cold smile gradually appeared on his face.

That person's order finally arrived.

Just as he thought.

Anyway, they've already taken back Kiel.

Let's give her another chance to prove herself.

How can this be proven?

Lure Shuichi Akai out alone, then kill him.

Regardless of whether Kiel has betrayed the organization, as long as she can complete this step, the organization can trust her unconditionally.

Because all they need is for Shuichi Akai, who orchestrated the scheme, to die.

"Whether Vodka and Kiel are suspicious is no longer important."

Gin put down his phone and said with a cold laugh, "We suffered no losses in this operation."

He took out a cigarette and lit it. "Now, that one has also given the order to have Kiryo Akai Shuichi come out and eliminate him."

"Success goes without saying."

"Even if I fail, I can still eliminate a traitor."

"You can't lose money no matter what."

Vodka nodded repeatedly, but he felt a little strange inside.

Did we really suffer no losses at all this time?

It seems someone has died.

Who was it again...?

Never mind, it's not that important.

Vodka bowed slightly. "Shall I go and relay that person's orders to Kiel now?"

"Not urgent."

Gin leaned back comfortably on the sofa. "I'll go see her myself tonight."

As he spoke, his gaze drifted into the distance, and his tone was low, "Sometimes, you can see into someone's heart just by looking at their expression."

"I want to see how she reacts when she hears this news."

Vodka nodded. "I see..."

The two of them suddenly fell silent again.

After a while.

Vodka scratched the back of his head and asked in a simple and honest manner, "Um... big brother, how does Kir contact Shuichi Akai?"

Gin: “…”

Hey, you know what?

This is really a problem.

If he tries to recall it a little and flips through the pages, he might be able to find out Shuichi Akai's old phone number.

But the current situation is hard to say.

Start with the FBI investigator who got involved in the murder case?

Gin ignored the vodka and picked up his phone.

[The location is inconvenient for you to handle, I'll send someone over. —Gin]

A minute later, the reply came.

[39th floor of the Shin-Miho Hotel. Two FBI agents, only one elevator working, and plenty of police manpower. If you're hoping to gather intelligence, I suggest giving up, as neither of them is the type to confess. Arresting them will be very difficult. —Grouse]

You really know how to find some weird and unusual spots.

My luck is ridiculously bad.

No, do you have to get involved in a murder case?

Gin thought about it and increasingly felt that Suzuki Yusuke was an insurmountable obstacle for him; with the other man around, his mood was bound to be terrible.

The urge to get rid of this guy has become much stronger...

Just as I was thinking about it, a new email arrived.

[During today's listening, Shuichi Akai's voice could be faintly heard; he seems to be doing well. —Vermouth]

Then another email arrived, containing a phone number.

This is Shuichi Akai's phone number.

That one would give him orders, so it wouldn't be surprising if Vermouth was told the same thing.

Moreover, even if that person didn't tell Vermouth, given Vermouth's intelligence, she could easily figure out his plan and immediately provide assistance by finding Shuichi Akai's phone number for him.

and many more......

If Vermouth could think of it, how could the Sparrow not?

Why is it that Suzuki Yusuke can't help with anything except contradicting and finding fault with him?

In fact, Gin was completely overthinking it.

Because Chris Jean's series of actions just now were actually instructed by Yusuke Suzuki, including sending over Shuichi Akai's phone number.

New Rice Flower Hotel.

Yusuke Suzuki put his phone away.

He thought to himself, "Boiling Sheep, this is all the boss can do to help you."

At most, when the time is right, I'll send the news of Akai Shuichi's good health to Gin, as a final favor to Boiling Sheep.

Just as Suzuki Yusuke looked up, Conan walked over with a pout.

Ke Duoyu said with great dissatisfaction, "Why don't you lend a hand, or does the police have some new plans?"