"So, do you think the undercover agent is among the three?"

In the somewhat dimly lit conference room, Gin looked at the three photographs handed to him by Kiel and Bourbon, and there was no expression on his face.

Regel always likes to make something very simple complicated, which is the idea of gin.

In Curacao's list, Bourbon and Kiel were suspected of being undercover, but later due to Curacao's defection, the authenticity of this list was compromised.

In this matter, as an organizational cadre who directly obeys the boss's orders, Gin naturally also received an order from the boss:

Re-investigate Bourbon and Kiel, and deal with them immediately without asking for instructions once their undercover identities are confirmed.

The boss's orders coincided with Regel's plan to a certain extent.

Due to Curacao's mutiny, the boss doubts the authenticity of the list, and he demands that the two men must be re-investigated before making a final decision.

Regel, on the other hand, wanted to kill two birds with one stone, using the bait of an undercover Metropolitan Police Department to test the true identities of the two people, and at the same time concocted a "double-sided undercover" plan, wanting to play a game of Mission Impossible.

In Gin's opinion, Regel is simply wasting time, and it is only because his plan coincides with the boss's orders that Gin is too lazy to say anything.

So, Gin, who was forcibly increasing his workload, just looked at Bourbon and Kiel, squatting at the door of the Metropolitan Police Department every day like idiots.

Just when he couldn't help but think about whether to go up and shoot the black gun and dispose of these two embarrassing fools directly, they finally made a little meaningful action.

The two quietly investigated the cadres of the organization's intelligence team, and after some screening, according to the clues provided by Regel before, they finally identified three candidates who could be undercover.

Although under Regel's orders, Gin did not stop the two from doing so.

But just in case, he still decided to wait for the end of this incident and directly give the cadres of the intelligence group a big change.

Without him, because these people can be exposed at any time, it is always good to be cautious.

Gin believes that Regger must have expected this situation a long time ago, after all, the clue he gave that "undercover agents are good at intelligence gathering" is an obvious guide in itself.

Anticipate possible crises in advance, but do not avoid any risks.

In other words, for the sake of his "double-faced undercover" plan, he chose to sacrifice the entire cadres of the intelligence group.

This old monster still hasn't changed at all from more than ten years ago......

Gin couldn't help but think so in his heart.

"Yes, according to the clues provided to us by Regel, these three people have the greatest suspicion." In front of Gin, Kiel said.

"If Regel's clues are correct, then the undercover agent should be one of the three of them."

"There are three people, but there is only one undercover." Gin put down the photo and looked at the two people in front of him, his voice low and indifferent,

"How are you going to determine the identity of that undercover agent?"

"Gin, I've heard that the organization is going to assassinate a group of councillors who may threaten the organization in the future?" Instead of answering Gin immediately, Kiel asked rhetorically.

"There's such a thing." Gin replied.

If an organization wants to grow and develop, it is impossible to just mix the underworld at the bottom and engage in dirty transactions in the shadows.

When the strength grows to a certain extent, it becomes natural to hook up with the superstructure of a country.

The organization's power in Japan is extremely strong, so strong that Gin feels that even if he drives a helicopter to strafe Tokyo Tower and drives an osprey to bomb the Ferris wheel, no one will be able to find out about the organization's head afterwards.

The reason behind this strength is also very simple, the organization has people on it, and the energy is huge.

At the same time, in order to maintain this huge energy, some necessary deals have been made, such as the parliamentarians who do not want to have a good life in order to assassinate them this time.

These people are either filled with a boring sense of justice in their hearts, or they are stupid people who have sensed the existence of the organization and are trying to do something unfriendly to the organization.

In short, they are the kind of people who need to be disposed of in advance.

Gin wasn't surprised that Keir and Bourbon knew about this, after all, he had asked the officials of the BFI to collect information about those councilors, and the two of them had been investigating the BFI for the past two days, and it was not surprising to hear some rumors about this matter.

He didn't stop the two from knowing about it because of their suspicious undercover identities.

On the contrary, it is better to say that Gin is looking forward to it.

He is really looking forward to it, if the assassination of the parliamentarian is exposed, it can just confirm the undercover identities of these two people from the side.

Once the undercover identities of these two people can be confirmed, there is no need for him to say more about what to do after that.

It's a pity that Gin can only think about this kind of thing.

After all, leaving aside the suspicion of undercover agents, Bourbon and Kiel are also rare talents in the organization, and they can't fail to think of this.

"Gin, I want to confirm again that none of the three people in the photo were involved in the investigation of the congressman who was going to assassinate, right?" Kiel asked again.

"That's right."

Gin is extremely cautious, and now that there are undercover agents in the intelligence group, he has handed over all the investigations into the assassination of the congressman to the more qualified cadres in the intelligence group.

After all, relatively speaking, compared with younger cadres, the possibility of the older generation of cadres being undercover is indeed lower.

Thinking of this, Gin couldn't help but want to punch a certain No. 2 who had already thrown his hands out to play.

Based on Gin's knowledge of Legel, this old monster definitely already knew the identity of the undercover agent of the Metropolitan Police Department, but Regel just didn't say it.

The reason is that he thinks that Gin has a thirst for killing undercover agents, and if he tells the true identity of that undercover agent in advance, Gin will definitely be tempted to crush that undercover agent in advance, so that his plan will be ruined.

So, Regel just didn't say it, not only didn't he say it, but he also threw it all to Gin to take responsibility, and he ran out to play by himself.

Seriously, if you hadn't known that Regel's character was like this bird, Gin would have really thought about it very seriously sometimes, could this old monster be an undercover agent?

"In that case, then I have a plan, and if this plan goes well, we may be able to let that undercover agent blow himself up."

After receiving Gin's confirmation, Kiel's face suddenly showed a somewhat gloomy and sinister smile, the kind of smile that made people think that she must be real wine at first glance.

"Of course, Gin, I need to use this assassination of the councillor as bait, and this requires your cooperation."

"Interesting."

Very pleased with the smile on Kiel's face, the corners of Gin's mouth rose slightly, revealing his trademark villain smile as well.

"Tell me about it, Kiel."

Amuro on the side looked at the weird smile on the faces of the two, and suddenly chuckled in his heart.

He thought he might have guessed what the plan was for Kiel......