Gin seemed to have found the crux of the matter. "Uzo is indeed the biggest problem, but now that I think about it, the organization's Doctors are too specialized. Those people probably spend all their time honing their medical skills, lacking sufficient vigilance and self-preservation abilities.
"Even if people like that become cadres, they'll probably only become a burden on my work in the future—since they're serving as both Doctors and organization members, they ought to put some effort into this as well... Hmph, every one of them takes their work too lightly. When selecting core peripheral members in the future, it's time to add a few more requirements."
Vodka: "..." But aside from Doctors, everyone else had a hard time surviving around Uzo too. Could that really be blamed on the Doctors? He hoped The Boss would realize that soon and throw this troublemaker far away.
But thinking it over carefully, Brother Gin was not entirely wrong—although the other cadres targeted by Uzo had not been having a good time, they truly did not vanish after a single encounter like those Doctors, disappearing as swiftly as evaporation.
For instance, Bourbon had stubbornly survived until now, while Irish had gone through so many cases without dying and was now even about to be buried with an airplane.
In short, as long as one's own abilities were strong enough, one would not die in the line of duty during those trivial everyday cases—like Utsumi, the doctor who was injected with Cyanide on the train. If he had grabbed the killer's wrist when attacked and thrown him, poison and all, flat onto the ground with an over-the-shoulder throw, or if he had simply been more vigilant and not let the man get close, he would not have died so miserably.
And then