Fujino silently withdrew his gaze and imagined what would happen if he actually did that.
He would probably be reduced to ashes...
Damn it, that Kid really was useless.
The moment he heard that the person to be abducted was Fujiko Mine, he completely wilted!
What a loser!
After grumbling inwardly, he took a deep breath. "Come on, buddy, don't joke around, okay?"
"The key is that I'd need to be capable of knocking her out."
"The person beside her is seriously troublesome. I'm afraid that if I really tried it, she'd pull an RPG right out from under her skirt and send me straight to heaven with one shot, where I could reunite with my dead excuse for a father and mother."
Juzo Megure could not help asking in confusion, "Who could possibly pull an RPG out from under their skirt?"
Fujino answered bluntly, "A woman named Fujiko Mine."
"Fujiko Mine!"
Megure immediately understood. "Then never mind. Fujino, buddy, watch your safety. Don't let that woman hurt your health!"
Fujino: "..."
Why did that "hurt your health" sound a little improper?
Megure definitely knew about Fujiko Mine.
Even if Lupin the Third and his ilk sounded more like an urban legend.
Megure had a friend who specialized in hunting down Lupin's gang—Koichi Zenigata.
Koichi Zenigata was the seventh-generation descendant of Heiji Zenigata. His official post was with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, but he also worked part-time as an Interpol investigator with the special Lupin investigation unit. More precisely, he was with Interpol's General Secretariat, International Cooperation Department, Division 1.
In this world, Interpol possessed real authority. Unlike in Fujino's previous life, where it was useless and could only issue notices, it had the power to arrest people, conduct cross-border investigations, and apprehend major suspects.
Especially thieves on Lupin