Conan: Rice Flower Spring

Chapter 223 217. The Great Purge [asking for monthly tickets]

For Gin, the word "patience" has never existed in his dictionary. It is completely nonsense to say that if you are patient for a while, you will have peace and quiet, and if you take a step back, you will have a broader horizon.

In Gin's place, there are only two categories: people who can be killed and people who cannot be killed for the time being. Most of those who can be killed have already died under Gin's gun and become ghosts.

Those who cannot be killed for the time being, such as Akai Shuichi, is it because Gin does not want to kill him? It is because Akai Shuichi ran fast and did not give Gin a chance to kill him.

The same principle applies to rum.

Although Gin has maintained a great degree of restraint towards Rum because of the boss, it does not mean that Rum can ride on Gin's head unscrupulously.

Lin Longma has never seen Rum in person until now, and Gin has seen him but has no idea where Rum is hiding.

It is understandable that rum is on guard against the former, but why should he be on guard against gin?
Isn't that the reason?

If Gin knew about the bad things Rum did, Gin would not care whether Rum was the second in command of the organization or a necessary member of the organization.

For Gin, there is no other indispensable role in the organization except the boss.

If Gin is really pissed off, he will really pull out his gun and shoot Rum.

But let’s not talk about whether Gin can find Rum’s hiding place. Even if Gin kills Rum, the hidden dangers of the executive department still exist.

Those members of the executive department who have betrayed Gin once will not become lambs to be slaughtered because of Gin's "sudden rise".

On the contrary, they will be at a loss because of Rum's death, and will do whatever it takes to find a new backer.

In short, these "traitors" are the cancer hidden in the executive department and require a thorough surgical operation.

Lin Longma's proposal can be said to have touched Gin's sore spot, and it can also be said to have touched Gin's heart.

If it was a major purge targeting the executive department, then he could delay the time of settling accounts with Rum.

Gin will have to settle this account with Rum sooner or later, but before he does, he will let Rum suffer a lot. This is even more welcome for Gin, who always likes the cat-and-mouse game.

At that moment, Gin began to ask Hayashi Ryoma how the purge of the executive department should be carried out.

When it comes to assassination, extortion, and arson, Lin Ryoma is obviously not more professional than Gin.

But when it comes to workplace struggles, Gin is not as insidious as Hayashi Ryoma.

The examples are all there for everyone to see. Gin is clearly the boss's number one loyal dog, and his loyalty and ability are top-notch in the organization.

But in the end, isn't it still that Rum is the one who wins?

Although Lin Longma still hasn't got a code name, no one would have any objection if he said he was a senior member of the organization.

Including the daily communication between Gin and Hayashi Ryoma, Gin treats Hayashi Ryoma as an equal to himself.

Rather than some base leader who can be ordered around.

This is the difference between Hayashi Ryoma and Gin - when the green tea tactics are needed in the workplace like this, it has to be our Lin Kaka who steps in to achieve that effect.
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That night, after the preliminary review of the training base was completed, Gin sent an email to the boss's mailbox overnight.

In less than twenty minutes, Gin received a "late night call" from his boss.

"Gin, is what you sent me real?"

As one of the few people in the organization who knew the boss best, Gin could tell without a doubt that the boss was in a very bad mood. No, not just in a bad mood, but extremely angry.

Gin remembered Lin Longma's instructions at this time, and answered the boss's question without hesitation:
"Boss, the situation at the Executive Department's training base has been verified. Except for a few members who were bribed by the Intelligence Support Department and were executed by me as a deterrent, the rest are still being detained.

I have also assigned some reliable personnel to monitor other bases and outposts, and these outposts and bases can be controlled at any time."

"What do you think about this matter?" The boss did not rush to make a decision, but asked Gin.

“I think these members who are not firm in their stance should be executed, and the executive department also needs a major purge!

If these people can be bribed by the Intelligence Support Department today, they will sell out the interests of the organization tomorrow.

Boss, these people cannot be kept!"

As soon as Gin opened his mouth, his murderous tone was very consistent with his character. As for these members who were bribed by Rum, Gin's attitude towards them was the same as Rum's.

That means you want to kill him as soon as possible.

And because of Hayashi Ryoma's reminder, Gin did not mention rum this time, as if he had forgotten about Old Deng.

Gin obviously won't forget rum, and similarly, the boss won't forget either.

But it is obviously not a good choice to actively mention Rum at this time - the boss who suddenly received such explosive news will obviously not make a decision on Rum immediately.

If Gin "pushes too much", it might even have the opposite effect.

For a boss who is not in the organization but has a firm grip on it, the art of balance is ingrained in his bones.

If Gin really defeats Rum, then Gin will be the only dominant player in the organization from now on.

Maybe Gin is loyal enough and won't want to do anything, but what about Gin's subordinates?
Who doesn't want to go further? Even dangerous elements in criminal groups are no exception.

So Gin cannot mention rum on his own initiative, otherwise he will get the accurate statement "Rum cannot be touched" from the boss.

This is also what Lin Longma deliberately asked Gin to avoid.

Now that Gin doesn't mention it, the boss won't mention it either. Rum's behavior has touched the foundation of the boss's rule over the organization and also broken the boss's checks and balances.

Naturally, he was unhappy with Boss Rum, so at this time the "tacit understanding" between him and Gin became the sword of Damocles hanging over Rum's head.

If the boss finds a new balance in the organization and Rum's behavior is still "over the line", it will be time for the sword of Damocles to fall.

The boss's inquiry into Gin's opinion was a test of him, and now it seems that Gin has grasped the measure well.

In that case
"You're right, Gin. Then do as you wish. The Executive Department really needs a good clean-up."

"Yes, boss!"

The boss's promise is both a royal sword and a military token to Gin. With the boss's order, Gin can completely let go and carry out a "big purge" of his executive department.

First, let’s start with those members in the training base who are disloyal.

That night, the sound of gunfire from the execution department was like fireworks during the Chinese New Year. Some trainees who did not know why had a new "adult shadow" that night.

(End of this chapter)