Amuro Tooru noticed the fleeting change in Okiya Subaru.
He recalled what had just happened and quickly connected it to Sato Miwako's mention of a "body search."
Amuro Tooru glanced at Okiya Subaru, especially at his waist and beneath his ribs, and vaguely understood—this man was carrying a gun.
And judging by Okiya Subaru's reaction, he probably did not have a gun license at all. That meant that once they searched him, they could openly send him to the Police Station...
At that thought, Amuro Tooru could not help feeling tempted.
However, as a cautious undercover agent, he needed to plan before acting whenever organizational matters were involved.
The thought of "locking up this guy who might be Uzo" had barely crossed Amuro Tooru's mind before he instinctively began weighing its feasibility and the risks involved.
—First of all, he definitely could not be the one to push this forward.
Because, in theory, the organization valued "secrecy."
Compared to the rule of "hiding the organization's existence," infighting among executives had to take a back seat... No, it was not a matter of taking a back seat. The organization simply did not encourage infighting at all.
And at the mention of "infighting," Amuro Tooru could not help spacing out for a moment.
—According to the rumors about Uzo, why had The Boss never punished him?
Were the rumors simply exaggerated, and Uzo did not actually have a habit of casually persecuting other executives whenever he was in a bad mood? Or was his value so great that even That Gentleman occasionally turned a blind eye for him?
Amuro Tooru: "..." No matter what, at a time when he might be under The Boss's watch, if "Bourbon" actively handed someone connected to the organization over to the police just because Uzo