Gin doesn't want to work hard

He requested an extension of the mission period.

That's all the requirements.

Amuro Toru expanded it into long passages of text.

Amuro Tooru described everything from cause and effect to result in extreme detail, even using a series of completely unnecessary adjectives.

It's to make the text appear longer.

This reminded Kurosawa of some elementary school students who were forcibly padding their diaries to reach the required word count.

Kurosawa was somewhat speechless.

What is Amuro Tooru trying to do?

What was he trying to express by sending this?

Kurosawa began to doubt Amuro Tooru's mental state once again.

Could it be that he exploited her too much and she finally went crazy?

So, Amuro Tooru is actually going crazy on him?

……

Amuro Tooru, who just wanted to annoy Gin, sneezed.

After thinking about it all night, Amuro Tooru finally figured it out.

He doesn't need to go too far in demanding Gin's trust.

After all, someone like Gin is unlikely to trust others much.

Instead of pursuing something so illusory, it's better to go with the flow.

After this period of observation.

Amuro Tooru also discovered it.

As long as you follow Gin's instructions and complete the tasks he gives you on time, he won't lay a hand on you.

At least they won't kill you for no reason.

So Amuro Tooru stopped forcing himself.

He immediately unleashed his true nature and sent Gin a long message.

The intention was to disgust him.

He didn't think much about what would happen afterward.

Anyway, I felt pretty good at the time, as if I had released all the pent-up frustration from the past few days.

As for what happens next, we'll talk about that later.

If all else fails, go back and seek refuge with Rum.

Amuro Tooru, who still doesn't know that Rum has gone abroad on a business trip, thought to himself.

He rubbed his nose, looked at the sign that read "Poirot Cafe," and walked in with a smile.

His investigation revealed that the detective who had uncovered the train bomb incident was none other than Kogoro Mouri.

He is said to be a newly minted detective who has suddenly become famous during this period.

After investigating Kogoro Mouri's file.

Amuro Tooru developed a slight curiosity about him.

A man who resigned from his police job ten years ago to become a detective.

Despite not making any significant achievements over the years, he solved several major cases in a short period of time.

Was it just luck, or was he hiding his true abilities?

Of course, Amuro Tooru himself leans towards the latter guess.

But if that's the case, why did he suddenly make a change?

Amuro showed some interest.

Normally, this interest might not have been enough to motivate him to take action.

But now, as he plans to return to part-time work, he discovers...

Due to the prolonged absence, many of the original part-time positions have been filled by new employees.

Amuro Tooru needs to find some new part-time jobs.

And coincidentally, he discovered that there was a coffee shop directly below the Mori Detective Agency.

With the idea that he was going to find a part-time job anyway, Amuro Tooru decided to go in and ask.

He smiled and asked the woman in the shop uniform.

"Hello, do you need a waiter/waitress here?"

……

At this moment, Kurosawa thought of himself being oppressed by an unscrupulous boss.

At that time, I did have the idea of ​​abandoning everything and going completely insane.

But for the sake of the money he had painstakingly saved, Kurosawa ultimately refrained from doing so.

Putting himself in Amuro Tooru's shoes, Kurosawa understood Amuro Tooru's thoughts.

It's just a small complaint from an employee about their boss.

Kurosawa considers himself a magnanimous boss and would certainly not take Amuro Tooru's complaints to heart.

But one code equals another.

Understanding is understanding.

He would definitely not agree to Amuro Tooru's request to extend the mission period.

Kurosawa replied to Amuro Tooru with an email.

Unlike Amuro Tooru's lengthy essays, Kurosawa's emails were extremely brief.

Just a simple number: 3.

This means that Amuro Tooru must complete the mission within three days.

what?

You said he gave Amuro Tooru a one-week deadline for his mission?

Kurosawa stated that this was for Amuro Tooru's sake.

He felt that given Amuro Tooru's current mental state, it was not advisable for him to do too much.

It's best to focus on dealing with gold.

It has absolutely nothing to do with that long and tedious email that Amuro Tooru sent him!

After all, Kurosawa is a magnanimous person.

I would never care about such a trivial matter!

As for whether Amuro Tooru can complete it.

Kurosawa said that his superiors only need to assign tasks.

As for how to accomplish it, that's something for the subordinates to figure out.

Question your boss, understand your boss, become your boss!

He eventually became the capitalist he once despised the most.

Kurosawa feigned a sigh for a while, but his hands never stopped moving.

Deleting and blocking were done in one smooth motion.

Kurosawa only stopped when the word "Bourbon" was no longer on his list.

He never wanted to see those long, tedious emails again!

As for Amuro Tooru's reply?

that's not important!

He only cares about the final result.

……

Kurosawa then turned his attention to the emails concerning Shiho Miyano.

Is Shiho Miyano perhaps revising the organization's status regarding Shinichi Kudo?

Kurosawa speculated.

However, with today's discovery, Shiho Miyano is probably even more resistant to her research on drugs.

Although she was not initially opposed to the research.

But she became somewhat resistant to it after the organization started using her drugs to kill people and conduct drug experiments on living people.

Until now.

There are successful cases of people shrinking their size by taking medication.

If the organization finds out...

They will absolutely force her to conduct a large number of human experiments.

This is something Shiho Miyano cannot accept.

Therefore, she will definitely keep this a secret.

But by this time, she should have already obtained experimental results showing that the mice were getting smaller.

She simply erased it.

But as time goes on...

As drug research becomes more advanced, such results may become more and more common.