Gin did indeed understand That Lord quite well. Though he had not fully guessed his intentions, there was one thing he had gotten right.
—No one truly cared whether Doctor Yoshimura lived or died. The only ones who probably cared about his life were himself and the murderer.
The Boss had actually long been prepared to witness the doctor's disappearance.
But the one thing he had not expected was that the man would die before even seeing Uzo for a consultation.
"His profession was Psychiatry. His physical fitness was lacking, and his judgment in life-or-death situations was far less accurate than that of the other executives. Even so, he died far too quickly." The Boss sighed, though it was unclear whether it was helplessness or disappointment. His tone was calm, but anyone familiar with him could easily tell that he was tactfully saying the Doctor was utterly useless.
The Boss's gaze swept over the fresh news on the screen as he thoughtfully asked the butler beside him, "How do you think he did it?"
Although he still used the same pronoun, "he," the butler understood that The Boss was naturally not planning to drag the Doctor back and ask why he had died so quickly. He was wondering how Uzo had sent the Doctor to the underworld a day before learning his identity.
"At present, only we and Gin know about this. But given Gin's personality, even if Uzo had just helped him by taking down Irish, Gin would not hand the Doctor you assigned over to Uzo for slaughter." The butler was not truly interested in these matters; he was merely analyzing them along the lines of The Boss's thoughts.
Once he finished analyzing, he suddenly realized that if neither Gin nor The Boss had leaked the information,