Conan: I am really a good person

Chapter 146 Don’t worry
Silence is generally a good thing.

Whether it was the FBI responsible for the interrogation, the FBI responsible for recording, or the FBI outside the interrogation room, they all clearly felt the silence spreading.

Judy: "..."

Judy’s boss: “…”

There is no need to ask in detail. If you ask in detail, people who see the audio video may think that the FBI is so cruel and ruthless, and the person on trial is so cooperative that he is even sentenced to death.

The boss calmed down and said, "Uh, um,"

"You call him 'Master', why?"

This is a buffering nonsense.

Roadblocking Dog Tail: "My name is Dog Tail."

After a pause, he added, "He called me Inubi, and I got this new name thirteen days ago."

"What is 'Dog Tail'?"

If it were Japanese, it might be a somewhat interesting surname, but in English it's quite simple and clear: dog's tail.

Or tail dog.

It was so obvious that after one or two 'bad luck's, the roadblocker changed the title very sensibly.

He took the initiative and said: "I know nothing about Master."

"I don't know his past, and I have no way of understanding it. Even the title 'Master' is something I unilaterally and voluntarily call him."

The implication: The roadblocker doesn't know the name of the white-haired young man, he only knows a name that can barely be regarded as 'master'.

But the FBI must not follow the call.

The boss frowned, "Didn't he tell you even a nickname similar to your first name?"

"pseudonym?"

The blocking dog tail shook his head, "No."

"However," he thought for a while and hesitated, but then he thought that he was sent here like a gift. What could he say to avoid any bad luck again, so he said, "He seems to be the Neon Man."

The boss's face changed drastically, "Neon Man?!"

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Judy walked into the tea room, made a cup of coffee, and said without looking back: "They are having a meeting."

"A meeting related to the mysterious white-haired young man."

"Neon...is there anything special about it?"

Why does the boss's face change when he hears that it might be a Neon Man?

Mid-level and high-level FBI members may know it, but Judy is a relatively restricted FBI investigator. She did not join the FBI through normal channels.

It's because of the witness protection program.

The witness protection plan is a plan developed for some special groups of people. It ignores some factors and its meaning is quite simple, that is, protection.

Such as protecting the children of a deceased FBI investigator.

Judy's father was a late FBI. His death was not simple. He was silenced while tracking down a mysterious organization.

The person responsible for silencing was a beautiful but cold-blooded blond young woman. After she solved the task target, she could still coax the target's children with a smile, and decided to eradicate the root cause without hesitation.

Judy narrowly survived.

So she became an FBI, a person like her father, tracking down the organization and the blonde woman who had a blood feud with her.

But the FBI is not a charitable paradise, but a semi-public place that has formed its own rules. Everyone must abide by the rules, and if you want to climb up, you must learn to use the rules.

Moreover, it is a relatively stable place.

Stability means that every outstanding young man with no background must keep his head down and work hard at the lower level for a period of time before he can get a ticket to the middle level like those who have connections or have endured longer. .The high-level admission ticket is something that can only be enjoyed occasionally in dreams.

Judy is capable and has the loyalty inherited from her father, but there is no room for promotion at all. She only maintains the position she held when she first entered the FBI. She has never been able to access some relatively confidential information, and she even has very few channels for understanding common sense.

Akai Shuichi has already heard about it.

He said: "Five years ago, there were several very bloody incidents in Neon. You should have heard of it."

"Residential area?" Judy quickly reacted, "Congressman sniper case?"

She reacted again, "Is it related to the FBI?!"

They didn't look at each other as they talked, as if they just happened to make coffee together.

"It has something to do with it," Shuichi Akai said. "A group of FBI investigators went to Neon."

Because 'Satan' is too arrogant.

They do not abide by the tacit understanding between criminals and the police, have no martial ethics, and act as if they have no worries. They cause big cases again and again unscrupulously, causing panic among countless people.

After all, it happened in Tokyo, and the FBI had to deal with it, so it set up a task force and sent a group of investigators there.

A little bit of worry is: Could this bloody method be related to a mysterious organization?

For this reason, the entire incident was deliberately hidden from Judy. She only heard about it on the news and did not understand the internal trends of the FBI.

This means, "Nothing happened to those people."

Judy quickly recalled her own cryptic explorations in recent years and determined, "Nothing happened to the people who went to Neon in the first place."

"I know most of the FBI agents now, especially the middle and upper-level ones, and nearly half of them were my father's former bosses or bosses' bosses."

Since the FBI wants to pursue such a sensational case, it is of course impossible for the FBI to send only some low-level members. It must also send some middle-level members and really capable guys.

If something happens to those guys in Neon, there will be corresponding turmoil in the FBI in New York, and they will never be so peaceful that Judy doesn't even notice anything is wrong.

Akai Shuichi nodded, "They are back."

"However, it was a futile attempt and nothing was found."

"Those investigators stayed in Tokyo for nearly a month and found nothing," he said. "This is their excuse."

This is obviously a lie.

If nothing really happened, why did Judy’s boss’s face change drastically when he heard about it?
Akai Shuichi: "That's all I found."

He was actually in the same situation as Judy, except that the FBI didn't pay attention to him at first, so they didn't put any pressure on him, allowing him to quickly break through to the middle level.

But now the room for promotion is also limited.

And he is also tracking down the mysterious organization.

The same goal and the same situation are the cornerstone of cooperation between Akai Shuichi and Judy.

Since it is a cooperation, it is impossible for only one party to contribute.

Judy was very decisive, "I'm going to deliver coffee to the conference room."

The sound insulation effect of the conference room is very good, and there are surveillance cameras around it. During the meeting, the people in the surveillance room will subconsciously pay more attention to the surroundings of the conference room to prevent anyone from squatting in the corner for a long time and eavesdropping.

It is impossible to eavesdrop for long periods of time, but it is possible to listen briefly.

Judy held the tray, spent five or six seconds, quietly pressed the doorknob, and heard the sound of the meeting:

"Trespassing into murder scenes, private homes, threatening and intimidating people, etc., etc., etc., can still be regarded as crimes. They will not set up a special task force, but they can send FBI members to investigate."

This was said by Judy's boss, his name is Logan.

Logan's tone changed from relaxed to hesitant, "However, five years ago, the agents were teased in Tokyo... was it a mysterious organization..."

"It's just a suspected neon man. I don't think there's anything to worry about."

　I'll get my code number when I go home tomorrow
　　
　
(End of this chapter)