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Chapter 413 The setup is complete; the snipers have been waiting for a long time.

"The armed helicopters took off from the base and left?"

"Which one? I know it's an attack helicopter. I'm asking which one took off, a V-22 Osprey tiltrotor or a Boeing AH-64 Apache? The former? I understand."

Gin's expression was rather unpleasant.
Because those two armed helicopters were theoretically allocated to him, and Rum gave the Irish base the authority, he thought it was just to move the weapons and equipment in the base, but he didn't expect that even his car would be taken away.

—This is intolerable! The desire to wipe out Ireland is growing stronger!
However, he was curious about Ireland's purpose in doing so. Normally, Ireland would send out armed helicopters to rescue Curaçao, but what happened to Curaçao that prevented her from escaping?

Although Gin didn't like Curaçao, he was aware of Curaçao's fighting skills.
In an indoor environment, a regular handgun poses no threat to Curaçao; at least a submachine gun is needed to inflict damage. However, submachine guns are not standard equipment issued to police stations and police departments.

Either Curaçao's abilities are so poor that the Japanese Public Security Bureau even has time to go to the equipment depot,

Either the opponent was too strong, able to suppress Curaçao even without using a pistol, thus forcing Curaçao to escape from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's territory with Ireland's help.

"However, since such a big commotion has been caused, it seems that Ireland is not far from its demise."

Gin ended the call, put down his phone, and gave his final evaluation.

He was currently at a counter-sniper position near the Mihana City Hall, while Vodka was researching information on his computer nearby, preparing for the upcoming operation. He casually remarked...

"Boss, what do you think happened inside the Mihana City Hall?"

"A Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department police car just passed by. Could it be that with such tight security measures inside the Beika City Hall, some kind of serious murder could still happen?"

—A heinous murder case?
Thinking of this, Gin's lips twitched slightly.
He has always looked down on and disregarded ordinary people, and he even holds the same view towards members of intelligence organizations in various countries. He has also openly stated within his organization that the silver bullet that could dismantle the organization in one blow simply does not exist.

However, the situation is different for the citizens of Beika Town.

The roller coaster murder incident left a deep impression on him, and the incident where Tequila went to make a deal with the people of Full Heaven and was accidentally killed by a suitcase bomb was also still vivid in his mind.

Beika Town seems to be a chaotic and sinful city by nature.

The citizens of Beika Town were somewhat wary of Gin.

It's just that because he always traveled in pairs, he didn't want to accidentally commit a crime, so he didn't reveal his true intentions regarding the fact that the citizens of Beika Town were able to get away with murders through security checkpoints.

He wasn't surprised at all; on the contrary, he thought it was perfectly natural.

What puzzled Gin wasn't that a murder might have occurred inside the Beika City Hall, but rather why a murder could have happened inside the Beika City Hall when the Cocoon Game press conference hadn't even ended yet.
Would those prominent figures in Tokyo still be able to continue their social gatherings after seeing a dead body?
—Does a holographic stealth game really exist? Does it really have super artificial intelligence?
No, this is not possible.

The organization's thirst for computer programming geniuses is insatiable. Two years ago, they found the genius software designer Itakura Taku, hoping that Itakura Taku could design software that could "reverse time".

(Note: Hiroki Sawada died two years ago, around the same time the Black Organization had already begun searching for geniuses in this field.)
If Thomas Sindora were to possess the ability to develop super artificial intelligence, then he would have been forced to become a peripheral member of the organization long ago, which is utter nonsense.

“However, we still need to take some time to investigate,” Gin said in a low voice.

He might even find some unexpected discoveries.

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"Did someone fly a V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft to the roof of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department?"

A hint of surprise appeared in Shuichi Akai's eyes.

He had arrived at his calculated counter-sniping point and was preparing to counter-snipe any potential long-range snipers. Logically, he should now calm himself down to prevent any sniping mistakes later.

However, Shuichi Akai's emotions are not at peace right now.
Because the Osprey helicopter is a real armed helicopter, capable of carrying cannons or machine guns, it is an absolute weapon of mass destruction, and air superiority over Tokyo is entirely the responsibility of the military bases stationed there.

However, up to this point, the military base has not notified the FBI or the Japanese Public Security Bureau in any way.

Shuichi Akai only realized that someone in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department was capable of such blatant sarcasm after receiving a message from Camel, who was staking out the area near the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.

—At the military base, it's either collusion or dereliction of duty.

Regardless of the reasoning, Shuichi Akai felt that these places were not trustworthy, just as he suspected that there were Black Organization moles among the high-ranking members of the FBI who often acted independently outside the FBI.

Shuichi Akai glanced at his wristwatch.
He estimated the time and knew that if he rushed to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department at this time, it would be too late, and he might even miss the important matters here. So he abandoned his plan to go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to check the situation.

As the saying goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

Sometimes, being able to make clear trade-offs and choosing the route most likely to yield benefits is not necessarily a bad thing—however, James Black will probably be working overtime again.

Furthermore, to confirm whether bourbon whiskey was indeed a mole infiltrated into the Black Organization by the Japanese Public Security Bureau,

By observing the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department through this incident, we may be able to draw a clear conclusion. However, regardless of the outcome, bourbon whiskey is likely to have a tough time in Tokyo.

The Black Organization's plans have been thwarted to the point that they have had to deploy armed helicopters.
Given the Black Organization's style, they would probably immediately suspect there's a mole within the organization, and then call on Gin to conduct a swift security audit of their codenamed members in Tokyo.

The identity of bourbon whiskey should ideally be verifiable and without any doubt.

Shuichi Akai's gaze swept across the things on the street.

Then his brows furrowed slightly, and a hint of surprise appeared in his eyes.

Because he saw a rather strange guy... how should I put it, he looked a bit out of place, and he was even carrying a cane that he didn't know he had pulled out of some antique shop.

(End of this chapter)