The famous criminal in the world of Conan

"That's right,"

Conan nodded and answered Dr. Agasa.

Then, he quickly took out his cell phone, found the previous call record, and quickly dialed Akai Shuichi.

"Dududu-dududu-"

"Hey, is there any more information?"

Shuichi Akai answered the phone. When he saw Conan calling again, he thought there was some new information.

So, he immediately asked Conan.

Conan shook his head and said to Akai Shuichi in a serious voice,

"Mr. Akai, I figured it out."

"I know where the organization is operating!"

"what?!"

Shuichi Akai, as well as Judy who was listening to the phone beside him, couldn't help but exclaim.

Judy subconsciously began to ask,

"Boy, do you know where the organization's operation is? Where is it!"

"In Haido Park."

Conan answered without hesitation.

Beihu Park?

Judy and Akai Shuichi were slightly stunned when they heard this word.

While Judy was still thinking about why this location was chosen, Akai Shuichi smiled and spoke.

"I see, is this what 'Eddie P' means?"

"Um,"

Conan nodded, and then began to explain.

"Beihu Park and Hyde Park have the same pronunciation, and Hyde Park is also..."

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"Officer Baima, we have deployed very complete and concealed protective measures in Beihu Park,"

Feng Jianyuya said solemnly to Bai Basong who was also sitting in the back seat of the car,

"This time, we must not only protect Mr. Domon Yasuteru, but also capture at least one or two members of the organization."

Listening to Yuya Kazami's heroic words, Hakuba Matsu did not say anything.

He sat in his seat with one hand on the armrest next to him, tapping lightly with his fingers.

The extremely rhythmic knocking sound seemed to indicate that Baimasong's mind at this moment was also thinking like these fingers.

He always felt that this operation was too easy.

The day before yesterday, when Yuya Kazami contacted him, they didn't know the specific deployment of the organization.

It is said that an undercover agent from a high-ranking member of the Ministry of Public Security who is hidden deep in the organization only knows about this matter, but the specific action plan has not yet come out.

As a result, last night, we suddenly received news that the action plan had been finalized.

Moreover, official members of nine organizations were mobilized at once.

Kiel is responsible for lure, and Vermouth is responsible for preventing accidents. These two are relatively normal.

However, there were three snipers who were official members of the organization who were responsible for the sniping and killing of Yasuteru Domon.

Even Gin, Vodka, Ireland and Bourbon were responsible for the external support and covering Kiel's evacuation in case of other situations.

this.......

Is it reasonable?

Bai Masong asked himself this question.

Is this really reasonable?

There are three snipers for one target. These three are basically all the snipers that Gin can use in Tokyo.

Now, just to deal with Yasuteru Domon, Gin has to mobilize all of them?

It doesn't mean that one target cannot be killed by three snipers.

Rather, it means that Yasuteru Domon is not worthy of three snipers.

Bai Masong thought so in his heart. In his eyes, it was a foregone conclusion that Domon Yasuhira would be eliminated.

Is it really necessary to mobilize 80% of Tokyo's organizational strength for such a person, who has been a low-level official in the Self-Defense Forces in recent years?

Even if Gin and the others don't know this inside story, do they really think that a congressman who hates evil is capable of threatening the organization's influence in Tokyo?

Not necessarily.

If the organization is not here for Domon Yasuki, then what is their goal...

Is it for reverse phishing?

Are they specifically waiting for people from the FBI or intelligence agencies like the police to take the bait?

etc.......

He thought about it again.

Assuming that the organization's target is really not Yasuteru Domon, then they must have other ideas behind making such a big move.

The organization's operational objectives, apart from assassination and money transfer, are nothing more than cleaning out internal undercovers and killing external intelligence agents.

Suppose the person who organized this operation, such as Gin, wanted to use this operation to clean up the internal undercover, what would he do?

Bai Masong was thinking this in his mind, what would Gin do?

Why did he want to clean up the undercover agents inside? Or, in other words, why did he think there were undercover agents inside?

Bai Masong first thought about the second question.

Generally speaking, inside a large black organization, there must be undercover agents from the police or the intelligence department, and those in power within the organization must also know about it.

But generally speaking, they don't deliberately investigate.

After all, undercover agents are also human beings. Don’t they have to work?

You come here as an undercover agent. As long as the damage you bring to the organization is not as great as the benefits, why should your undercover identity be exposed?

Therefore, Gin must have realized that there was an undercover agent inside the organization, or in other words, inside the organization in Tokyo, who had caused huge damage to the organization, far exceeding the benefits that the undercover agent had gained from working in the organization.

The question is, has the organization suffered any major losses recently?

Bai Masong thought about it, and it really existed.

It was he who was responsible for the Full Moon Night Incident.

In this incident, Pinot Gris was killed, Binga returned in disgrace, Vermouth was seriously injured, and Calvados almost lost his life...

Although the FBI was also feeling bad, Gin had no idea how badly they were feeling.

Especially with regard to Pinot Gris's death, Gin most likely attributed it directly to the FBI or the public security department, or to an undercover agent inside.

Because, in Gin's opinion, if there was no undercover agent, there would be no possibility of failure since Vermouth had already seen through a lot of the FBI's plans.

This kind of failure, which even resulted in the death of a formal member of the organization, is absolutely unacceptable to Gin.

Every formal member is cultivated by the organization with great effort and countless manpower and financial resources, and cannot be lost in vain.

So, Gin started thinking about looking for undercover agents.