I'm writing a fictional immortality script in Detective Conan.

"Vienna, the target vehicle has been observed to have successfully evacuated. We are continuing to monitor the situation."

Putting down his binoculars, Yoruichi Kuromon looked down at the pin-shaped listening locator on his collar, feeling quite satisfied with his aesthetic sense.

To facilitate oversight (and provide entertainment) for the codenamed members in other locations, each of the three beer bottles was adorned with a new oversight badge designed by Yoruichi Kuromon and developed by the research institute.

The badge comes in two designs: a black raven symbolizing the organization and a black dove symbolizing the Seven Brothers Group. Within its slim alloy casing lies the organization's latest positioning chip and transmitting module, ensuring clear and timely communication that is difficult to eavesdrop on, accurate and real-time location updates, and a seven-day battery life under continuous surveillance.

In normal mode, the communication distance between two badges is one city. However, in extreme situations, Haruka Kuromon can grant permissions in the background to link the badges to satellites sponsored by the organization.

As for the video surveillance module, considering that every member of the organization has their own privacy and secrets, Kuromon Haruya felt that there was no need to cause trouble for himself, otherwise it would be difficult to let things through later.

In short, it is much better than the Junior Detective League's badge, both in terms of aesthetics and practicality!

"The nearby traffic lights are malfunctioning, and the Metropolitan Police Department's support is blocked and unable to arrive." Looking at the traffic intersection that resembled a real-life version of Huarong Road, Fanzawa Masato rode off on his motorcycle.

The trigger was pulled, and blood blossomed beside the armored truck.

Asagi, smelling the gunpowder that symbolized death, began to disassemble the still-warm sniper rifle: "Vienna received. The accomplice left in the bank has been killed. Step one is successfully completed."

Last night, the three of them reached an agreement: each of them would be responsible for one part of the process, but that does not mean that all of these tasks would have to be completed independently.

The prerequisite for passing the assessment is the successful completion of the entire task. In subsequent stages, especially the second round, the pressure and workload will only increase. If you only consider personal gains and losses, the risk of task failure will become increasingly higher.

Haruya Kuromon started the engine and sent the prepared message to Kenzo Hirota, who was the driver in the group.

[As I said, that woman has already killed one of you. I advise you to reconsider the matter of splitting the 10 billion yen.]

To avoid being noticed while being followed, Kuromon Haruya controlled his speed and stayed far behind the target van.

"Butber, how's the second stage going?"

The whistling wind came from the badge as Fanze Zhenren sped towards Heimen Yaoye's coordinates on his jet-black heavy motorcycle.

“Everything is normal.” Kuromon Haruya looked at a blue Honda to his left and calmly reported, “The suspect vehicle has been located. The license plate number is Shibuya-ta 13-07.”

Although the blue Honda was somewhat concealed, it wasn't enough to fool the organization's members. During his stakeout, Kuromon Haruya had only glanced at it a few times and had already noticed the car aimlessly circling the bank five times.

It's unclear which faction this is from—the FBI? The Japanese Public Security Bureau? Or perhaps an ally of some codenamed member trying to steal the bait?

Click.

The Honda suddenly lost control, slowing down and weaving through traffic, while Yoruichi Kuromon narrowly accelerated past it.

A deafening crash came from behind. In the rearview mirror, four or five cars were splintered into twisted metal blocks by the impact, and leaking engine oil spread across the road, bursting into flames.

"what."

Through the call channel, Bourbon heard Haruya Kuromon let out a suppressed gasp.

Chianti, who rarely had the chance to do things himself, was overjoyed: "The obstacle has been removed, you can continue your mission."

"I've never heard of the organization adding to the difficulty for us. Please don't act on your own, thank you." Kuromon Haruya's businesslike tone was exceptionally cold, completely lacking the respect a junior would show to a senior.

Given the persona of this up-and-coming photographer who was forced into evil, it would be suspicious if he were completely indifferent to scenes that harm innocent people.

After all, he had invested seventeen years of his life in acquiring this identity, and if possible, he still hoped to continue using this identity that he favored.

"If the second step fails because of this factor, will it be considered that we have automatically passed the assessment?"

Wearing five-centimeter high heels and carrying a second-hand designer handbag bought with the funds for the operation, Asagi stood across from the bank observing the police investigation and incidentally helping to retort.

A dark line stretched past the car window. Masato Hanzawa honked his horn briefly outside Haruya Kuromon's car before speeding up to chase after Akemi Miyano's van.

As the agent, Sugrid naturally had to convey his boss's wishes: "It's a pity it won't work. But they're right, I think if the codename members had a stronger sense of unity, the mission success rate wouldn't have fluctuated so much."

If the codenamed members truly united, the Red Team would have no chance. According to the original storyline, the fact that the distillery remained intact for two or three decades can be largely attributed to the distrust among the Red Team's spies.

From a purely objective standpoint, the organization's true ace mole should be this drop of gin added to the water.

Fortunately, few people took Sugrid's words to heart, and just sneered at this parachuted "puppet boss".

After completing his task of accompanying the car, Heimen Yaoye drove the car off the main road and parked it in an open-air parking lot near the gang's hideout.

"The next step is to patiently wait for the seeds of doubt to take root and sprout," Kuromon Yoya muttered to himself, lighting a cigarette.

Akemi Miyano's gang consisted of three men and one woman. In addition to herself, a taxi driver was responsible for driving around the police, a security guard from a bank armored truck was responsible for working from the inside, and a tall professional boxer was responsible for using force to suppress them.

The plan for the second ring is simple.

Before the armored truck arrived, Kuromon Haruya sent a letter to the driver, Hirota Kenzo, claiming that he was an assassin hired by Miyano Akemi and that he was considering betraying his client because the pay was too low.

At that moment, Kenzo Hirota was sitting in the driver's seat, preparing to carry out the robbery, when he suddenly received this suspicious text message. Looking up, he saw the armored truck entering the planned route. With the die already cast, he had no choice but to execute the robbery plan first and then make further plans.

Next, Asano Naomi, who was waiting at the hotel opposite the 4M Bank, shot and killed the guard, disrupting Miyano Akemi's plans and increasing the credibility of Kuromon Haruya's story.

"Bulbert, the driver just drove off while they were getting out of the truck to unload the goods!"

Looking at the helpless figures of Miyano Akemi and her tall accomplice, Fanze Zhenren was secretly delighted. "Next, all we need to do is follow the plan and keep watch on these three people to buy time."

As for how to delay while ensuring Akemi Miyano's safety...

Disguised as a middle-aged office worker with heavy dark circles under his eyes, Kuromon Haruya, holding a pre-made poster recommending a detective agency, pushed open the car door and walked dejectedly and wearily toward Miyano Akemi and her companion who were arguing by the roadside.

"If you two encounter any troubles, would you consider hiring a detective agency to resolve your problems?"