I'm making soy sauce in the world of famous detectives

Chapter 1072 Expression Management Master Akai Shuichi
Everyone finished their lunch in a fairly harmonious atmosphere.

Knowing that Kosuke and Akai Shuichi have important things to talk about this afternoon.

Therefore, Mingmei took the initiative to take over the work of washing dishes and cleaning the kitchen.

And Xiao Ai will naturally go to help.

By the way, she also wanted to ask her sister what she thought.

On the corridor outside the apartment.

At this moment, Akai Hideichi was standing in front of the guardrail with a cigarette in his mouth.

A wisp of green smoke gradually rose, and he asked proactively:

"what's up?"

"How to destroy that organization?"

"Ah."

Without foreshadowing anything, Guangyou cut straight to the point and directly entered the topic:
"Let's join forces."

"Destroy that organization together."

Hearing this, Akai Shuuichi showed a surprised expression.

He said calmly:

"Well, that's what I'm going to say too."

One more person means more strength against the organization.

Although the FBI is an official organization with background and ability.

From the perspective of strength alone, it is completely enough to easily destroy that organization.

But starting from the actual situation, this is not realistic.

The FBI is mainly responsible for the territory of the old United States, and its core goal is to protect the old United States.

Foreign affairs are mostly out of their control.

But because the people in the organization have appeared in the United States, and it has caused certain consequences.

The above sent their team to Japan to investigate the situation.

If conditions permit, the task of arresting members of the organization or even destroying the organization can also be carried out.

But only one of them was sent.

Not counting ordinary detectives, there are currently only three people in their team.

Although it is possible to ask the above to send people to Japan to assist them.

But it is impossible for the FBI to send many people over, four or five would be enough.

With this kind of people, the organization cannot be destroyed at all.

In this case, joining forces with others is naturally the best choice.

However, he didn't know that the alliance Guangyou mentioned was not that simple.

After he said that he was the same, Guangyou said:

"I need to explain to you first."

"When I say join forces, I don't just mean me and you."

"Then you want to?" Akai Shuichi recalled the possibility he thought of just now.

But the incident was not as complicated as he thought.

And Guangyou didn't know that Akai Shuichi had given him the identity of "suspected to be a product of human experiments".

He leaned forward, half pressed against the guardrail.

Looking at the scenery outside, he said seriously:

"From my point of view, I very much hope that several of your organizations can join forces."

Although he didn't say which organizations it was, Akai Shuichi still understood.

It is not a day or two, or one or two, to have undercover agents in the organization.

Judging from the total number of people in the organization, there are not many undercover agents.

But all are capable.

Nonsense, who would send incompetent undercover agents.

As far as he knew, there were several undercover identities.

One of them was also on a mission with him at the time.

It's a pity that something happened to that person later
These are all off-topic.

From what Guangyou meant, it seemed that he wanted him to join forces with these organizations.

This is indeed a good way.

It solves the problem of insufficient personnel and can also share intelligence.

The difficulty lies in getting the various organizations to agree to join forces and to have a certain amount of trust in each other.

And willingness to share information with other organizations.

However, these difficulties were all taken over by Guangyou.

As the proposer of the plan, he naturally knew all these points.

Still looking at the distant scenery, he said to Akai Shuichi:

"You just have to decide whether to agree or not."

"FBI, CIA, MI6, Japanese Public Security."

"These organizations all have the idea of ​​destroying that organization."

"Except for MI6, I will communicate with the other organizations."

When talking about MI6, he glanced at Shuichi Akai.

But he didn't see any change in Akai Shuichi's expression.

As expected of Akai Shuichi, the expression management is really good.

"Okay, then I will trouble you." Akai Shuichi said calmly.

Another meaning of his words means that he agrees with Guangyou's idea of ​​joining forces.

To be on the safe side, Guangyou specifically asked:

"You can call the shots?"

"Don't you need to ask your boss?"

"He will agree." Akai Shuichi revealed confidence in his calm tone.

The benefits of joining forces are obvious.

Of course, there are disadvantages, but they are not a big problem.

At present, the FBI does not have undercover agents in the organization, and cannot obtain information immediately.

If you join forces with other organizations, you can solve this problem.

He feels James will make the right choice.

"Just agree."

Such a result was expected by Guangyou.

After nodding his head, he continued to say:
"MI6 needs to trouble you to get in touch."

"As for the reason, I believe you also know."

Nodding, Akai Hideichi agreed:

"Ah."

"I will be in charge of communicating with MI6."

"of course."

Remembering his status as an irregular army, Guangyou greeted Akai Shuichi first:
"Say hello to you first."

"When I go to communicate with those organizations, I may use your FBI name."

"I see." Akai Shuichi had no objection to this.

Having a formal identity makes it easier to do things.

After all, Guangyou's situation is quite special.

However, the word of identity doesn't count.

Breathing out the smoke from his mouth, Akai Shuichi said to Kosuke:

"I'll prepare something for you to prove your identity in two days."

"You can also save a lot of trouble when you find them."

Guangyou is also aware of this.

He wanted to mention it to Akai Hideo, asking for a temporary certificate or something.

But I didn't expect Akai Shuichi to have thought of this.

"Thank you."

After thanking them, the matter of joining forces has been settled for the time being.

The FBI is done here.

There is Shuichi Akai on MI6, so it's not a big problem.

The remaining CIA and Japanese public security are a little more troublesome.

Of the two, Rena Mizumu was better.

After all, she is the female anchor of Nikkei TV.

It is not difficult to find the address of Rena Minzumu.

He thought that by then, he could learn how to do it in film and television dramas.

Sitting in a chair in a dark corner, waiting for Rena Mizumura to turn on the light.

Then, under Reina Mizumu's gunpoint, she calmly stated her intention for coming.

This picture is still pretty cool.

As for the Japanese public security, he currently does not know how to contact Toru Amuro.

But he couldn't wait for Toru Amuro to appear by himself.

According to the current situation, the best way is to ask Rena Mizumu to contact Toru Amuro.

Then, just like today, arrange for him to meet Amuro Toru.

It's time to meet and talk about joining forces.

It's just that there is some gap between Amuro Toru and Akai Shuichi.

But it's not impossible.

Mission goals are definitely greater than personal grievances.

And when the time comes, he can also find an opportunity to let Shuichi Akai and Toru Amuro meet.

Let the two of them sort out the legacy of two years ago by themselves.

Now that the business is almost over, Kosuke wants to talk to Akai Hideichi about other things.

Not a serious thing, but not a very serious thing either.

Before the Ferris wheel accident, although he hadn't had much direct contact with Akai Shuichi, there were still one or two indirect contacts.

For example, once, he left a note, spoofing Shuichi Akai.

Unfortunately, he was in the office at that time.

I didn't see Akai Shuichi's expression when he received the note and saw the word "Maharaja" on the note.

I don't know if the "expression management master" Akai Shuichi managed his expressions well at that time.

(End of this chapter)