Conan: I am definitely not a kid

Chapter 90 I was naive once too

After coming out of the interrogation room, Mori Yuro was about to find his assistant. The intelligence expert had already left the monitoring room and greeted him enthusiastically.

"Thank you for your hard work." The intelligence expert smiled, "The effect is even better than we expected."

In front of Shirley, he arbitrarily changed the human experiment from the order of the organization to the only way for researchers, and even moved the pie all the way to the position of laboratory director. This kind of sophistry is really a waste in a researcher.

The intelligence expert looked at Mori Yuro with admiration: "Would you consider taking a job with us?"

The action team can work part-time, so the intelligence team can't do it, right?
  "No, just the field work of the action team has already compressed the working time in the laboratory."

Mori Yura was not very grateful to this intelligence expert who always smiled and greeted people, so he declined directly. She winked at Comley, and the girl with a bun immediately squeezed out from behind a group of intelligence officers, trotted over and stood behind Mori Yuro.

Moriyuro nodded to the intelligence expert and left with Comley.

It wasn't until he returned to his own territory that Comley's sullen face relaxed.

She asked with some worry: "Mr. Madeira...are those words you said in the interrogation room really okay?"

To be honest, she always felt that the intelligence expert's smile was a little malicious.

Mori Yura himself was very calm: "Don't worry, it's not the first time I said those words. The organization has always known it."

It has always been inaccurate to say that, but based on the intensity of the organization's interrogation of Yuro Mori four years ago, basically everything that could be said, what could not be said, what should be said and what should not be said were all said in that one time.

Rum had not been able to use this reason to kill her back then, and it was even less possible now.

Comley finally breathed a sigh of relief.

After relaxing, her curiosity began to arouse: "Mr. Madeira~"

Comley tilted his head and winked at Moriyuro coquettishly: "Since you have told Shirley... I want to know too!"

Mori Yura understood that the key point in this sentence was 'since I have told Shirley'.

Comley has some competitiveness in him.

However, the reason why she dared to ask so blatantly was because Moriyura had always been very talkative outside of official business. She and Comrei Beauty gossip talked about everything, and there was no sense of distance between the two of them.

Mori Yuro indulged her as usual: "What do you want to ask?"

Comlay's eyes suddenly lit up, and he moved closer and asked in a low voice: "So... is what Mr. Madera said about the motivation for joining the organization true?"

Although in the control room, everyone tacitly defined Moriyuro's words as "coaxing" regardless of whether they were true or false, Comley had an intuition.

She thinks what Mori Yuro said was not a lie.

They are all scientific researchers who have received systematic education. She can also feel what Shirley can feel. Whether it's intuition or experience, except for a naturally cold-blooded antisocial personality, who can be completely indifferent to living human experimental subjects and have no thoughts of their own?

Mori Yura also imitated her and lowered his voice, leaned closer and answered: "Part of it is true."

Comley's eyes widened and his face said 'Tell me! ’ of curiosity.

Mori Yura said helplessly: "At that time, I was not much older than Shirley is now, and my ideas were relatively naive. At least at that time, I did think that entering an organization and developing drugs directly for the demand side would be more in line with my wishes than a pharmaceutical company." There are only independent laboratories that conduct confidential research, and they also control a large number of legal pharmaceutical companies and research institutions, which facilitates the screening of talents, purchase of raw materials, entrainment of instruments, etc. for the laboratories.

Most of the employees working in these legal enterprises are unaware of the relationship between the company and the organization where they work, and the drug production organizations rarely intervene. In most cases, they just quietly become shareholders with a penny.

With Yura Mori's dirty background and relevant experience, if she had been willing, the organization would have changed her name, sent her to study abroad, and come back to work as an informant for a controlled drug company.

But Mori Yuro insisted on choosing a laboratory that was closer to the organization.

The organization's laboratories were basically kept secret. At that time, Yura Mori had just joined the organization, so her trust level was obvious. Naturally, the organization would not let her go out to contact outsiders, let alone go to school.

In the first few years in the laboratory, she barely left the house. She learned skills from the researchers in the organization all year round and became self-taught. Because his talent was high enough, he had been exposed to related industries since childhood, and had a solid foundation, Mori Yura suddenly climbed up from a student doing test tubes in the laboratory to the position of project leader, and finally obtained the code name with the help of physical enhancement drugs.

Comley was a little in disbelief: "Did Lord Madeira really join the organization for this reason?"

Sounds a little too gullible.

"Of course not." Mori Yura couldn't laugh or cry, "Mainly because he killed someone at that time."

Comley breathed a sigh of relief.

Mori Yuro explained: "Sulli is not very old anyway, so it is just right to use these words to deceive the children in the second period of middle school."

Mori Yura, who had thought about the same problem and finally joined the organization, was very familiar with how to make this set of logic flow smoothly. Those were her real thoughts, real pain and worries, and the final choice she made made her become the current Codename member, Madera.

Mori Yura looked slightly gloomy. What she said to Shirley was indeed a delusion when she was young and did not recognize the reality.

At that time, she didn't know much about the organization, and she had been used to seeing life and death since she was a child. She was quite fearless when facing Gin's gun. She didn't think the organization was such a scary place, so she joined it in a daze.

What was she thinking at the time?

…Anyway, I just killed someone, so wouldn’t it be just right to join this kind of organization?

It's really too easy to fool.

After reminiscing about the past with Comley, Mori Yura returned the favor: "Is this your third year in the organization's laboratory?"

"Yeah." Comley nodded.

Comley has outstanding scientific research talent, but unfortunately her experimental results were stolen by her supervisor during her graduate studies. In order to prevent Comray from being able to turn around in the future, her supervisor slandered her and accused her of plagiarizing her thesis. The falsified record ended tragically.

No formal pharmaceutical company would hire a student with a fraudulent record on his resume. Comley failed to apply for a job, and in the end he could only accept the organization's olive branch and work in an illegal laboratory.

In fact, if Comley had tried to work in other industries, at least she would not have been unable to survive. But she wanted to do research. In order to enter the laboratory, she even dared to enter illegal organizations. She has to say that she really loves drug research. .

Mori Yuro asked: "How about letting you lead a new laboratory by yourself after a while?"

Comley's eyes lit up.

(End of this chapter)